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The Great Lake Centre, Taupo in the Events Capital was brought to life on Sunday 29th, anniversary weekend with the 3rd NZ Body Painting Festival, a major international drawcard with out-of-this-world creatures and incredible creations themed to Become A Legend. Read More »

Submitted by NZ Body Arts Awards on Sun, 05/02/2012 - 10:30am.

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2011 Best Show Concept - Munfred Bernstein's Cabinet Of Wonder - Jamie Bowen.

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02 February 2012

By Mark Amery

Local knowledge is a charged subject in art currently. Globalisation sees artists on the move, while locally funded institutions bring together the local, national and international in ever-closer exchange and, sometimes, tension. Read More »

Submitted by Mark Amery on Thu, 02/02/2012 - 10:12am.

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