Art / May 2009
June 2009 | April 2009-
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Max Gimblett’s ‘white stone clear water’ at Page Blackie
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- Max Gimblett is arguably one of New Zealand's most internationally successful living artists. He very recently showed at New York’s Guggenheim Museum and became the first New Zealand born painter to do so. Albeit, a naturalised American now, the Auckland-born Gimblett is back in New Zealand to open ‘white stone clear water’ tomorrow at the Page Blackie gallery here in Wellington.
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A thing at Spacething
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- There's an exhibition opening on at Newtown's Spacething tonight (Thu 7 May), featuring new artwork from Helen McVey and Tania Price. There will also be live music from (the excellently named) Public Toilet ltd, Chris Palmer and Dan Beban, as well as casual rock cocktail poetry by Eliot White. Starts at 6pm. 171 Adelaide Road.
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171 Adelaide Road, Wellington
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Monet: No need for Money
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- Monet and the Impressionists is free of charge for Wellington City residents and rate payers on Thursday 7th May!Wellington City Council has wrangled this whack free-entry-offer as part of its sponsorship arrangement with Te Papa. The Monet and the Impressionists exhibition has been showing at Te Papa since the 14th February and is the largest collection of Impressionist paintings to ever co
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