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In the Eye of the Beholders | Dunedin Art Reviews - Vimarsana News

In the Eye of the Beholders | Dunedin Art Reviews

This column is supported by DPAG, but they have no influence on the reviews Every week, we send two writers to an art exhibit in Ōtepoti Dunedin. One of them will choose a specific piece, and describe it to the other without them looking. They’ll try to figure out what the piece

Business Scoop » Lakeview-Taumata Project Welcomes Referral To EPA's Fast-Track Consent Process - Vimarsana News

Business Scoop » Lakeview-Taumata Project Welcomes Referral To EPA's Fast-Track Consent Process

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

Government may allow plans for $1 billion Queenstown development to be fast tracked - Vimarsana News

Government may allow plans for $1 billion Queenstown development to be fast tracked

The 10-hectare development on a former camping ground will include 500 apartments, three hotels and a hospitality and retail precinct.

Government may fast-track plans for $1 billion Queenstown development - Vimarsana News

Government may fast-track plans for $1 billion Queenstown development

The 10-hectare development on a former camping ground will include 500 apartments, three hotels and a hospitality and retail precinct.

Sarjeant Happenings: Wai: The Water Project - Vimarsana News

Sarjeant Happenings: Wai: The Water Project

Sarjeant Happenings: Wai: The Water Project 25 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read The Water Project at Sarjeant on the Quay, works range from digital to painting and sculpture. Photo / Supplied Whanganui Chronicle By: Helen Frances Three years ago 11 artists and Ashburton Art Gallery director, Shirin Khosraviani, went on a four-day trip in a mini van around the Canterbury Plains. Thirteen artists in all had been invited to "create works of art which honoured, questioned and brought to light our intricate and – at times – troubled relationship with water". Out of the trip emerged the art...