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Christchurch earthquakes: Artist recreates lost buildings in miniature
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Waimarino Art Awards return after three years
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'Incredibly rare': Painting by late Kiwi artist sells for $1.7m
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'Cursed, haunted' painting returned twice to shop
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Indigenous Australian art exhibition heading to New Zealand.
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