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Kiwi artist on display next to Banksy
A New Zealand illustrator is set to exhibit her work alongside the world's most famous street artist at an exhibition in the United States next month.
A New Zealand illustrator is set to exhibit her work alongside the world's most famous street artist at an exhibition in the United States next month.
Illustrations by Henrietta Harris, who's work is featured in the Insiders exhibition at Robert Fontaine Gallery.
From calypso to virtuoso Indian music, the festival showcased some astonishing acts, with punters to match.
He is known as a Renaissance great - but Michelangelo was also a skilled forger who made copies of others' works before ageing them with smoke and swapping them for the originals.
Auckland missed The Hanging Sky, the recent survey exhibition of work by Shane Cotton that toured New Zealand and Australia.
A $1 million-plus sculpture of a state house is expected to adorn the Auckland Viaduct - and ratepayers may have to contribute $500,000.
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The radical restructuring of Unitec's design and visual arts department has mystified many who took part in a quality assurance review of the school last year.
A radical new teaching model has sparked fears of creative decline at one of our most successful visual art schools.
Dick Frizzell's five portrait paintings of inspiring New Zealanders commissioned for the Herald's 150th birthday will be auctioned for charity tomorrow night.
A never-before-seen painting by Rolling Stones rocker Keith Richards has been stashed in a drawer in a swanky Auckland bed and breakfast for the past seven years.