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AI generates well-endowed issues

Amelia Eady, 20, has used 3-D printing to create her sculptures for "Site" at Dunedin School of...

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AI generates well-endowed issues

The finishing touches are going on, the work spaces are being cleaned out and the countdown is on for Dunedin School of Art’s final-year students as they work towards "Site 2024".

Art seen, November 14

Dark Sky Across the Plains, by Angela Burns.

Art seen, November 14

James Dignan takes a look at the latest exhibitions.

Pop-up gallery shows a little goes a long way

Otago Polytechnic communication design students (from left) Joseph Knopp, Jorja Whale, Jerome...

Pop-up gallery shows a little goes a long way

Pocket-sized pictures feature in an innovative approach to marketing a local gallery.

Photographer mixes old with new

Photographer Sampford (Sam) Cathie displays his artwork at the Wheels at Wānaka Private Vehicle...

Photographer mixes old with new

How it is and how it was — all in the same photo.

Sculpture honours artist’s mother

Sculpture honours artist’s mother

Sculptor Philippa Wilson (left), Friends of First Church secretary Elizabeth Wilson and senior minister Ed Masters, admire the Tree of Life sculpture at First Church.

Art seen: November 7

By Joanna Osborne

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Shedding light on ‘invisibility’

Actors from Invisible are looking forward to sharing stories about not being ‘‘seen’’. PHOTO:...

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Shedding light on ‘invisibility’

Hearing people talk about feeling invisible in society because of their age, race, gender, appearance or sexual orientation has led Blaise Barham to seek out what it means to be seen or unseen.

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All fired up about popcorn

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All fired up about popcorn

Established Dunedin artist Madeleine Child is a finalist in the 2024 Portage Ceramics Award - for the ninth time.

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Finalist status reward for a bit of airy thinking

Liz Rowe with the bowls she made for her master’s project. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON

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Finalist status reward for a bit of airy thinking

Rebecca Fox talks to Dunedin artist Liz Rowe, a first time finalist in the 2024 Portage Ceramics Award.

Friends explore Sri Lankan food in film

Carl Naus and Baghya Janethri Harath. Photo: Phil Vine

Dunedin friends explore Sri Lankan food in film

A Dunedin co-operative café and bakery worker's new film about food suppliers in Sri Lanka is due out next month.

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Stripping away the climate denial

Bruce Mahalski draws a Change in the Weather cartoon at his kitchen table. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON

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Stripping away the climate denial

After running for two years in The Weekend Mix, Bruce Mahalski’s climate crisis cartoon strip is now a book. He tells Tom McKinlay about letting the animals have their say.

Art seen: October 31

Sock and Buskin, by Jane Dodd. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

Art seen: October 31

By James Dignan

Art seen: October 24

Lake Pukaki by Andi Regan. PHOTO: L ELLIOTT

Art seen: October 24

By Laura Elliott

Giant Insta-worthy sculpture to bring art to the people

Artist Thomas J Price poses with his work Moments Contained (2022), in London, England. Photo:...

Giant Insta-worthy sculpture to bring art to the people

A sculpture by British artist Thomas J Price will be installed outside the Museum of Contemporary Art, so big it will be visible from across Sydney Harbour.

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