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Sydney's Art Spaces to Become Themed 'Embassies' for the 2016 Biennale of Sydney
The Biennale has announced one highly ambitious 2016 program.
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This Is How to Support Ai Weiwei and Stick it to Lego
If Lego won't supply the bricks, we will.
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Shake Cats Is the New Photo Series from the Creator of Shake Dogs
The logical sequel we've been waiting for. LOOK AT THEIR FACES.
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Conscientious Cleaners Put Artists Goldschmied & Chiari's Party Installation in the Bin
Luckily, Tracey Emin's bed isn't in the same gallery.
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The Ten Best Things to do This Labour Weekend
A much-adored folk songwriter, the largest screening of Russian films outside of the motherland, an annual geek-gathering, a Sunday session to rule them all, and the man responsible for 2013’s most popular internet dance craze.
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New Zealand Festival is Bringing Us Sufjan Stevens And Many More Magical Acts
Including a reinterpretation of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, Miranda July, Calexico and a Salvador Dali-inspired theatre piece.
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Huge Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera Exhibition Coming to the Art Gallery of NSW
Just the tip of the iceberg for the AGNSW's 2016 program.
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A Guide to Artweek Auckland
An eight-day bender of gallery hopping, Segway riding, artist talks and creative madness.
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Brilliant Things to do in Auckland This October
Brilliant activities to distract you from the imminent presence of all things Christmas.
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The World’s Largest Titanium 3D Printed Sculpture is Coming to Auckland
Representing a man in metamorphosis through life-size sculptures.
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The Story Behind Hyde Park's Second War Memorial
Those four bullets rising from the ground make a powerful statement.
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See the World's Last Surviving Pizza Hut Restaurants Thanks to a Sydney Photographer
Let the global Pizza Hunt begin.
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Six Great Art Exhibitions Springing Up in October
Where to find aliens, Bjork and a 'colourpult'.
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The Ten Best Places to Get Crafty in Melbourne
Express yourself through crochet, taxidermy and balloon art.
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People Are Calling for Malcom Turnbull to Take Over the Troubled Arts Portfolio
However you slice it, it's a bad day to be Brandis.
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Art & About Is Bringing You a Whole Year of Imaginative Encounters
Live a life less ordinary with rooftop garden parties, blue trees and water-tasting bars.
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Studio One Toi Tu Launch an Artist Residency Programme
A creative hideaway in the birthplace of the panini and the man-bun.
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Seven Unexpected Things You Can Do at Sydney Contemporary
Sydney Contemporary art fair is back, and this time, it's bursting beyond the walls of Carriageworks.
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Concrete Playground's Ten Picks of the Archibald Prize
We know it's rude to stare, but we couldn't help it with these works.
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These Flat Lays of Refugee Bags Will Give You a Hit of Perspective
This new photo series actually puts the popular Instagram technique to good use.
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Brilliant Things To Do in Wellington this September
A plethora of pursuits from the capital's galleries, bars and stages.
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Check Out the Incredible Finalists for the Australian Life Photography Contest
Art and About's most beautiful snapshot into everyday Australian life.
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Brilliant Things to Do in Auckland this September
A pop-up inflatable alien-like structure, one of the longest running feline musicals in history, a street-wide homegrown alternative music festival, a celebration of the country’s most enthusiastic do-gooders, a marriage of food and fashion and a Shakespearian classic.
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The Other Art Fair Comes to Sydney
Sydney will have two art fairs in September, but they're not doubling up.
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Eat Like James Bond with Henry Hargreaves' New Photo Series
None of Ian Fleming's fictional meals come shaken or stirred.
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Win This Tiger Beer x Joe Helmore Painting Valued at $3000
Joe Helmore is a bold, intriguing new contemporary artist on the New Zealand art scene.
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A Giant, Inflatable Quasi-Cathedral is Coming to New Zealand
Enter into an inflated space that looks kind of like the set from a deleted scene of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Eight Unusual Takes on Portraiture by This Year’s Archibald Finalists
Archie finalists in their own words.
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BMD Thinks Safety is a Place Where Creativity Goes to Die
"There are big challenges with working large scale outdoors, opposed to the fine artist who can sit inside, work in peace on his work with a cup of tea and the heater on. But how boring is that?"
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Five New Art Exhibitions to Brighten Up Your August
Inject a little colour into your wintry existence with these bold new shows.
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Brilliant Things to do in Auckland This August
Everything from an environmental singles event on an island, a talk about intense animal encounters, sardonic observation comedy, and some ballet from across the ditch.
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Sydney Art Week Reveals Epic Inaugural Program
Toast Sydney's latest art initiative with a cocktail by an Archibald Prize winner.
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Brilliant Things to Do in Wellington This August
The forecast for a Wellingtonian's social calendar this month is brilliant with a high chance of busy.
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Perfect Match Brings Collaborative Street Art to the Inner West
Street artists get a blank canvas, inner west residents get their very own mural. Everyone wins.
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Unleash Your Inner Awesome with Work-Shop's DIY Classes
From terrarium-building to street art and Japanese flower arranging.
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Seven Treasures from the State Library's Inspiration by Design Exhibition
From Blinky Bill's beginnings to art deco QANTAS ads and Beatrix Potter's early Peter Rabbit drawings.
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The Ten Best Things Happening in Sydney This Weekend
Whether it's gourmet coffee, old-school hamburgers, indie flicks or the very best Splendour in the Grass sideshows, Concrete Playground has you covered.
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Five Things You're Allowed to Do at Underbelly Arts Festival This Year
Visit a bar that only serves air, stuff your face with Mary's and throw shapes at an art party.
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Nigel Milsom's Haunting Portrait Wins the 2015 Archibald Prize
For his Edgar Allan Poe-like portrait of Australian barrister Charles Waterstreet.




























































































































































































































