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Natisa Jones at Tony Raka

Natisa Jones at Tony Raka
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Love Is Never Lonely, an interesting show at Tony Raka Art Gallery, in Ubud, Bali has started today. Showing the latest Natisa Jones works, journey through her work the serenity in... >>>

Love and Erotic Art

Love and Erotic Art
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Jean Couteau presented at Usada in Ubud, Bali - Balinese love and sexuality - from a philosophical and social point of view, enlightened by reference to stories and erotic illustrations.... >>>

Balinese Masters at ABBC

Balinese Masters at ABBC
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Calling Balinese painting traditional misrepresents the dynamics and highly innovative nature of painting in Bali. Tradition implies lack of change, adherence to set types. While both the... >>>

Nixon Park

Nixon Park
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The bowly cement patch, you can see from Google Earth, in Nixon Park in Auckland, is every kid daily Skatepark. Went there, shot some action... Check it out! >>>

Skin Works

Skin Works
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Skin Works is a series of fine-art black-and-white prints by Rokma. While your summer might look pink, you can feel black and white. Shades of grey smoothly attract. Not surviving alone in... >>>

Naturals

Naturals
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Naturals is a new work By Rokma shot in Thailand some time ago. Some say there is God guiding children. Surely they do express this ice cream moment beautifully... >>>

Herb Foley at Warwick Henderson

Herb Foley at Warwick Henderson
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Warwick Henderson Gallery specialises in contemporary and 20th century New Zealand Art. They represent many prominent New Zealand artists and have staged over 300 exhibitions. The... >>>

Jack Trolove at Whitespace

Jack Trolove at Whitespace
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Jack Trolove s practice, spans 20 years of working with the body, as political site and poetic substance. For many years he created articulate work using moving image, performance and... >>>

Christopher Ulutupu at Enjoy

Christopher Ulutupu at Enjoy
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Established in June 2000 as an artist-run initiative, Enjoy Public Art Gallery is a leading independent contemporary art space located in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington, Aotearoa New... >>>

Traditional Maori Art

Traditional Maori Art
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Te Papas vision for the future is to change hearts, minds, and lives being a forum for the nation to present, explore, and preserve the heritage of its cultures and knowledge of the... >>>

Ellwood at Melanie Roger

Ellwood at Melanie Roger
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Melanie Roger works with and represents some of New Zealand's most exciting artists, newcomers and established, across all mediums. They run a changing exhibition schedule on a monthly... >>>

Billy Apple at Mokopopaki

Billy Apple at Mokopopaki
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Mokopopaki, the smallest gallery in the city, is showing work by the artist with the largest reputation. Billy Apple has registered his name as a trademark brand name since his early... >>>

Gretchen Albrecht at Two Rooms

Gretchen Albrecht at Two Rooms
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Two Rooms, is a contemporary art gallery located in a converted warehouse in Central Auckland. When we visited, Gretchen Albrecht latest work -Between gesture and geometry- was on. >>>

Stephen Bambury at Trish Clark

Stephen Bambury at Trish Clark
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Now splitting his time between New Zealand and Europe, Stephen Bambury presents a solo exhibition of new works that incorporate his thinking and material approaches across his nearly five... >>>

Matthew Brownie at Orexart

Matthew Brownie at Orexart
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Orexart has been exhibiting emerging, mid-career and established artists from New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific since 1990. The gallery's mission is to build the careers of its... >>>

Ani O'Neill at Starkwhite

Ani O'Neill at Starkwhite
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Located on Auckland’s Karangahape Road, Starkwhite offers a programme of solo and group shows by represented and guest artists, along with independently curated exhibitions. The gallery is... >>>

Don Chooi at Studio One

Don Chooi at Studio One
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Studio One Toi Tū offers more ways for Aucklanders to meet and share ideas, skills and practices, with each other and visitors. Now showing Ego Morpheus, a collective featuring several... >>>

Marti Friedlander at FHE Galleries

Marti Friedlander at FHE Galleries
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In the panorama of the Auckland art scene FHE galleries definitely sticks out. Perfect attention for detail and an excellent presentational refinement are their trademarks. Currently... >>>

Bob Kerr at Whitespace

Bob Kerr at Whitespace
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Whitespace located in Auckland, Ponsonby is currently showing Bob Kerr. Directors Deborah White and Kenneth Johnson represent many of New Zealand’s senior artists alongside outstanding... >>>

Christina Pataialii at Tim Melville

Christina Pataialii at Tim Melville
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Auckland gallery Tim Melville is currently presenting On the Lam, Christina Pataialii’s first exhibition with them. In this suite of a dozen paintings in acrylic and house-paint on canvas... >>>

Auckland Art Gallery

Auckland Art Gallery
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Auckland Art Gallery, Toi o Tāmaki, is New Zealand’s largest and most inspiring visual arts experience. Four floors of exhibitions, right in the heart of Auckland city. The perfect place... >>>

Don’t believe in beliefs

Don’t believe in beliefs
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When mystery presents itself people want answers. And when there are none, they cling to beliefs. As the function of a belief is to provide simple answers to the deepest of questions,... >>>

Perception deceives us

Perception deceives us
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Our perception deceives us. We awake in the morning feeling still, as we look out the window to see a tiny looking sun rising in the sky. We walk outside and the ground looks flat. And as... >>>

Treasures of Meaning

Treasures of Meaning
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The concept of meaning starts with emptiness. It is like an empty bowl. You may fill an empty bowl with whatever you may wish – whether it be rice, fruit or soup – and yet it is impartial... >>>

The cow is not your mom

The cow is not your mom
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Rarely you find witty sharp humour, meaningful content and globally important issues all included into an artist work. Melinda has definitely something to say. Her awesome illustrations... >>>

Bali Chinese rooster

Bali Chinese rooster
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The year of the Rooster just started with the traditional festivities that the Balinese Chinese community celebrate with lots of incenses and the Barongsai dance. This is the beautiful... >>>

Women, flowers and dances

Women, flowers and dances
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An head full of flowers carefully prepared in the shape of an headdress. Once a year the young girls of the village carry it for a whole afternoon performing a slow dance. >>>

An Atlas of Mirrors

An Atlas of Mirrors
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Part of Singapore Biennale 2016, An Atlas of Mirrors presents contemporary artworks by more than 60 artists and art collectives from Southeast Asia, and East and South Asia. >>>

Dolce Vita

Dolce Vita
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We all stick to habits we have developed while growing up. I doesn't matter if those routines are not appropriate anymore. We also describe things mostly only as we have been told to call... >>>

Economics for everyone

Economics for everyone
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Illustrated here by Andrew Park, Ha-Joon Chang explains why every single person can and should get their head around basic economics. He pulls back the curtain on the often mystifying... >>>

Making a change

Making a change
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Artists Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn create community art by painting entire neighbourhoods, and involving those who live there — from the favelas of Rio to the streets of North... >>>

Good luck, bad luck...

Good luck, bad luck...
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Welcoming the Year of the Horse 2014 the Lunar New Year celebration in Singapore is a whole array of events. In Chinatown 88 illuminated lantern sculptures of horses galloping towards... >>>

Snaking into Milano China

Snaking into Milano China
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2013 Snake year celebration parade is being held in Milano Chinatown. Clean winter sky, a warm shy sun to celebrate cultural identity with ease. >>>

Hong Kong Dragons

Hong Kong Dragons
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2012 year of the Dragon. Here is a visual journey of the new year's celebrations in Hongkong. A big Parade and massive fireworks which is hard to miss. >>>

Royal Iconography

Royal Iconography
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Many Thai people sincerely love their King. Most houses or shops display at least one photo of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. >>>

Kantata Barock, music for peace

Kantata Barock, music for peace
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Comprising the former members of Kantata Takwa, this new music collaboration continues in their tradition of writing socially charged music for which they are so revered for in Indonesia. >>>

Songkran 2554, Water Festival

Songkran 2554, Water Festival
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Songkran is the traditional New Year Day in Thailand. It is a time for spiritual cleansing and renewal. Typically the day starts with a visit to the temple where people will collect the... >>>

Unity in Diversity

Unity in Diversity
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Indonesia's experience in pushing harmony and acceptance of differences lays his roots in the Pancasila principles. >>>