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Make this Easter an art-filled one with Thomas Demand and Open Studio The German artist likes to get creative with eggs. Here’s how he does it, and how you can do it too No one thinks of the German artist Thomas Demand as a simple illustrator. Indeed, our book Open Studio characterises him as “a self-described conceptual artist.” “He has become internationally famous for making life-size paper and cardboard sculptures that are reconstructions from photographs of actual spaces, like Jack...

Hylton High School: CISL (Center for International Studies and Languages) Conference Connecting with the World: People, Places. Language and Culture Hyltons 23rd annual CISL (Center for International Studies and Languages) Conference will be all VIRTUAL this year. Amazing speakers from all over the world will be coming to speak to students (7th grade and up recommended), parents, faculty, and members of the community! This year’s keynote speaker will be Dr. Mark Thaller. Dr. Thaller is the...

Synthotronicais the electronic alter-ego of composer and multi-instrumentalist Ania Reynolds. She emerges from lockdown with a collection of freshnew tunes and grooves, ready to unleash her unique brand of electronic sonic mayhem at Open Studio featuring dub/reggae, Afrobeat, wonk-funk, Latinglitch-hop, Cumbia, and more. PAYF (PAY AS YOU FEEL EVENT) Ania will play both sets outside in our secret garden courtyard! Last week was pumping .... so get in early for cocktails and crepes from 6pm. Show...

Sunday, 7 March 2021, 2:16 pm Art-lovers will have an extra opportunity to visit Mercury Bay Art Escape’s Open Studios now organisers have extended the programme. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, Aucklanders were not able to make the journey to the eastern Coromandel for Saturday’s opening day. So, a third weekend has been added at Easter, meaning artists are opening their studios March 6-7, March 13-14, and April 3-4. Mercury Bay Art Escape chair and Kuaotunu photographer Ian Preece says th...

Press Release – Mercury Bay Art Escape Art-lovers will have an extra opportunity to visit Mercury Bay Art Escape’s Open Studios now organisers have extended the programme. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, Aucklanders were not able to make the journey to the eastern Coromandel for Saturday’s opening day. So, a third weekend has been added at Easter, meaning artists are opening their studios March 6-7, March 13-14, and April 3-4. Mercury Bay Art Escape chair and Kuaotunu photographer Ian Preec...

Open Studios, a successful concept that continues to attract the art-minded public to meet artists at work, dates back to the 17th century when artists and intellectuals gathered in Paris.

The latest Covid-19 restrictions mean a change of date for Mercury Bay Arts Escape’s Gala evening. It will now be held on Thursday, April 1. All previously purchased tickets are valid and all arrangements remain the same. Organisers will be in touch ...

Synthotronicais the electronic alter-ego of composer and multi-instrumentalist Ania Reynolds. She emerges from lockdown with a collection of freshnew tunes and grooves, ready to unleash her unique brand of electronic sonic mayhem at Open Studio featuring dub/reggae, Afrobeat, wonk-funk, Latinglitch-hop, Cumbia, and more. PAYF (PAY AS YOU FEEL EVENT) Ania will play both sets outside in our secret garden courtyard! Last week was pumping .... so get in early for cocktails and crepes from 6pm. Show...

Evanston Now Incumbent 4th Ward Alderman Don Wilson, 55, is seeking his fourth term on the Evanston City Council. Incumbent 4th Ward Alderman Don Wilson, 55, is seeking his fourth term on the Evanston City Council. First elected in 2009 with 51% of the vote in a three way race, he ran unopposed in 2013 and 2017, but faces four opponents in the Feb. 23 primary this year, including two write-in candidates. Wilson and other 4th Ward candidates were interviewed about their views on key issues by Ev...

The Wikimen perform at Open Studio - image by Nikolino Nino Filipovic (Nino Photography) Words By Benjamin Lamb The inside scoop on one of Melbourne’s coolest live music venues. Live music venues are a precious entity these days, showing off some of the best artists our musical country has to offer. Melbourne is littered with likeminded haunts, but some venues are about more than just filling a stage. That’s where Open Studio comes in, giving music fans a different taste of the ...