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Classic CD: Airs & Dances from Dublin Castle
William Dowdall is an Irishman with Kiwi connections, celebrated on CD when his 2010 album, Breathe, showcased solo flute pieces by New Zealand and Irish composers.
Inspiration behind wee shot revealed
Judges described his shot of urine-filled test tubes, pictured, as "unusually beautiful".
A wee bit controversial
Art excellence award goes to a photo was described by judges as ''unusually beautiful''.
Stage master
One of our finest acting and directing talents turns his attention to the classic musical Guys and Dolls. By Dionne Christian
All the danger of the circus
The wheel of death rolls out for the latest spectacular, writes Dionne Christian.
'Scary' Judith Collins art finds place in reporter's home
TV presenter Heather du Plessis-Allan is the proud owner of a "scary" piece of art but her husband has refused to allow it into their Wellington home.
Both sides claim victories in art court battle
A court battle between an artist and a gallery director has ended with both men claiming victories but the artist expecting a hefty payout.
Kate Tempest set to storm NZ
Kate Tempest is a woman of many talents, with a background as a poet, playwright and a novelist. When she's here in January, she'll be showcasing her skills as a rapper.
Photos capture slice of the nation's life
Art lovers should run to Auckland's Viaduct this month for an exhibition of the nation's best photography.
T.J. McNamara: Contemplative and full of subtlety
Anticipation of Art Week coming up from October 10 is stimulated by the varieties of style and tone of exhibitions already on the scene.
Dance review: Mitimiti, Tempo Dance Festival
Mitimiti has its beginnings in choreographer Jack Gray's personal journey in search of a closer connection with his Te Rarawa heritage and marae in the Hokianga.