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CALENDAR 2 - 20 MARCH 2011

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Events for
Monday 7th March

Gregory Maqoma: Beautiful Me

Gregory Maqoma: Beautiful Me

South African dancer and choreographer Gregory Maqoma performs a mesmerizing solo piece, blending Michael Jackson’s moonwalk, Indian kathak and Afro-fusion…
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The Ziggy Stardust Meets Tiny Tim Songbook

The Ziggy Stardust Meets Tiny Tim Songbook

Creating a unique style that blends drag and performance art, Taylor Mac sings Ziggy Stardust whilst playing a ukelele like Tiny Tim…
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Héctor Zamora

Héctor Zamora

White Noise: A unique project in three parts by Sao Paulo-based artist Héctor Zamora…
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Jim Allen: Contact 2011

Jim Allen: Contact 2011

Jim Allen's seminal 1974 work Contact will be restaged, with performances each Saturday of Auckland Arts Festival…
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Alicia Frankovich / Laresa Kosloff / Ruth Proctor

Alicia Frankovich / Laresa Kosloff / Ruth Proctor

Using objects, film and the printed image, Frankovich, Kosloff and Proctor explore ideas of movement and the performing body...
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Viewfinder

Viewfinder

Viewfinder will project a survey of moving image works into Auckland’s public space 24 hours a day, seven days a week…
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Nuds

Nuds

Acclaimed British artist Sarah Lucas exhibits her compelling new sculptural works...
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Look, Here

Look, Here

Auckland artist Finn Ferrier invites us to connect to the little acknowledged fabric of the city….
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Daniel Crooks

Daniel Crooks

Daniel Crooks develops a new work for Auckland public space exploring time and motion...
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Ngā Hau E Whā - The Four Winds

Ngā Hau E Whā - The Four Winds

Leilani Kake's powerful new work challenges cultural taboos around nudity...
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Video Life

Video Life

Ko Nakajima and Kentaro Taki offer a fascinating view of the historical and contemporary faces of Japanese video art.
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Upstream Midstream Downstream

Upstream Midstream Downstream

John Malcolm and CLUI offer a sobering view of the Petroleum Industry…
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Fly-Tower: Performance Design Installation

Fly-Tower: Performance Design Installation

FLY-TOWER showcases New Zealand innovation in the field of performance design…
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Incompatible Elements

Incompatible Elements

Using video projection, soundscape and photographic imagery Incompatible Elements creates an immersive experience…
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Pūrākau

Pūrākau

Leading artists from NZ, Cuba and Mexico exchange indigenous myths and legends through poster design…
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Nollywood

Nollywood

Pieter Hugo recreates the stereotypical characters from Nigeria’s Nollywood films, casually posed and stunningly photographed…
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The Heart of Everything

The Heart of Everything

Fourteen artists and two distinct painting practices from Far North Queensland point to the intimate connection between people and land...
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Richard Parker: Master of Craft

Richard Parker: Master of Craft

Richard Parker's substantial influence on the New Zealand ceramic tradition is revealed in this exemplary exhibition.
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In Conversation

In Conversation

Enrich your Festival experience every weekday from 12.30pm – 1.30pm in the Pacific Crystal Palace Spiegeltent, Festival Garden Aotea Square.
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Master Classes and Workshops

Master Classes and Workshops

Master classes and workshops - some free, some with an associated cost - offer participants the chance to learn from some of the bold and visionary artists performing at Auckland Arts Festival.
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Lautten Compagney Residency at The University of Auckland’s School of Music

Lautten Compagney Residency at The University of Auckland’s School of Music

During the Festival, Lautten Compagney in residence at The University of Auckland’s School of Music, offers a range of master classes free of charge, including workshops exploring specific instruments and emphasising historically informed playing techniques and stylistics.
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Free Festival Garden Grooves: TV3 Garden Stage

Free Festival Garden Grooves: TV3 Garden Stage

The TV3 Garden Stage hosts a free daily music programme in the Festival Garden in Aotea Square, from 5pm on weeknights and 2pm on weekends.
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