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Yoko Ono still seeking peace
For more than 50 years Yoko Ono has been campaigning - for peace, for feminism, and gun control. This tireless activism, she tells Alex Needham, is at the heart of her work as an artist.
The hottest Disney Prince?
A Finland artist has reimagined what he thinks well-known Disney princes would look like if they were real humans. Swoon.
Len Lye Centre opens its doors
The dates weren't exactly right, but being born on nearly the same day as kinetic artist Len Lye was enough to land two New Plymouth boys a special role today.
Len Lye: The father of invention
The Len Lye Centre, which opens in New Plymouth today, is a world-class building dedicated to our most innovative, versatile artist.
Sexy photos change image of war vets
An LA-based artist has photographed wounded veterans with a twist - rather than take "sorrowful" portraits, he's focused on their strength and sexuality.
Photos: Incredible NZ
Instagram artist Tom Skipp is travelling New Zealand for two months capturing moments where people come into contact with the natural landscape.
Kiwi sues London art dealer for $16m
She claims he sold her paintings to a number of New York dealers and failed to hand over the proceeds.
Art in the Dark cancelled
After five years of lighting up Auckland's Western Park, Art in the Dark will not go ahead this year due to a lack of funding.
Hitler artworks sell in Germany
Pictures presumed to be the work of a young Adolf Hitler have been sold at auction in Nuremberg for NZD$642,000.
Art in the heart of Mangere
She came in with a smile that was big and bold and so very happy to see her people's art on display.
A taste of Kiwi ingenuity
Thousands of people walked through the doors at yesterday's Auckland Fair first held in 2010 at Auckland Art Gallery.
Twelve Questions: Dick Frizzell
Mum was very arty. She loved making things out of the Woman's Weekly. Egyptian friezes, Goldie portraits painted on plates, the house was full of it.