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  • 20-Aug-08
    Exploring small town identities

    The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery’s latest New Zealand Artist in Residence is set to delve into the regions history.
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  • 20-Aug-08
    FIFO 2009 - Call for Entries - deadline October 1 2008

    The Pacific International Documentary Film Festival is an important documentary film event in the Pacific region. We invite all audiovisual professionals to come and share at the 6th edition of the Pacific International Documentary Festival (FIFO Tahiti) that will take place from 27 January to 1st February 2009 at the Maison de la Culture of Papeete (Tahiti - French Polynesia). Deadline october 1st, 2008.
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  • 19-Aug-08
    Delgirl National Tour

    Dunedin trio Delgirl begins a massive 29-date tour throughout New Zealand at the end of August.
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  • 19-Aug-08
    New Wave of Public Art to Hit New Zealand

    The ambitious New Zealand-wide contemporary art series One Day Sculpture kicks off later this month, and the first three new artworks will help redefine public art in the 21st century.
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  • 18-Aug-08
    Auckland Theatre Company's Blackbird

    Michael Hurst and Liesha Ward Knox star in Auckland Theatre Company’s Blackbird, David Harrower’s electrifying and explosive new play opening at the Maidment Theatre on September 4.
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  • 18-Aug-08
    New Exhibition at the Physics Room

    MY EYES KEEP ME IN TROUBLE is the sixth touring group exhibition organised by CCNOA Brussels, Belgium (www.ccnoa.org) and curated by Brussels-based German artist & curator Tilman. 20 August–13 September 2008 at the Physics Room.
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  • 18-Aug-08
    Grace at Bat's Theatre

    The Rebel Alliance, creators of The Orderly, The Bomb and A Night of French Mayhem are delighted to premier their new production at BATS Theatre in Wellington.
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  • 18-Aug-08
    Nelson Arts Festival 16 –27 October 2008

    This year’s festival opens on October 17 with the Port Nelson Masked Parade, where over 4000 children throng the city streets.
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In brief

 

Rangi Kipa

Raewyn Hill in We Are Gathered Here Today

Sheepy and Robert in "The Pen"

Artwork by Miranda Parkes