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Tourists in Sistine spat
A furious argument has erupted over the future of the Sistine Chapel, after an Italian writer slammed it as an "unimaginable disaster" where tourists resemble "drunken herds".
Art gallery listings: September 28
Current and upcoming listings from galleries in the Auckland area.
The importance of being modest
He may be one of New Zealand’s best-known and honoured actors on stage and screen but Alan Perrott discovers George Henare is also one of the most modest.
Ballet meets Valentino
On the same plaza where models had strutted the runways just days earlier, it seemed like New York Fashion Week had been a mere prelude to NYCB's glittery fall gala. The evening's star was legendary designer Valentino, and the focus was on clothes, onstage and off.
Millions for Kiwi pair's collection
The auction of one of New Zealand's most highly regarded art collections has fetched a record $4.52 million.
Don Binney's last work for bird sanctuary
Sudden death of larger-than-life artist shocks his family and the New Zealand art world.
Shock over artist's death
Celebrated New Zealand artist Don Binney has died in hospital, aged 73.
Weekend leisure: Drawn together
On a rare fine night, Danielle Wright visits an open-air pop-up drawing club in the middle of town.
Three of the best: Places to paint
Three fabulous places for painters to set up their easels. New Zealand is bursting with beautiful vistas and these three are regularly immortalised on canvas.
Private Lives: Degrees of separation
Silo Theatre's staging of Noel Coward's Private Lives brings the withering satire of love, marriage and divorce into the modern age. Dionne Christian reports.