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Seven reasons to visit Auckland Art Fair in 2021

Auckland Unlimited Artist Yolunda Hickman discusses her upcoming showings at Auckland Art Fair and her favourite hangouts around the central city. International travel restrictions needn’t stop you experiencing some of the best contemporary art south of the equator. Showcasing works by more than 150 artists from some of the most respected galleries in New Zealand and Australia, along with pieces from Rarotonga and Beijing, the Auckland Art Fair is basically a whirlwind tour of the contemporary Australasian art scene. With a Cook Island and Chinese twist. Auckland Art Fair/Supplied Auckland Art Fair will return to The Cloud after the Covid-19 pandemic forced it to go virtual in 2020. (file photo)

A Wes Anderson Film Fest & More Fun Things For The Weekend

Follow us on Twitter Natalie Portman in Hotel Chevalier , a 13-minute short film that preludes Wes Anderson s The Darjeeling Limited . Photo / Supplied A Wes Anderson Film Fest & More Fun Things For The Weekend Have your weekend full of exuberant feature films, yachting fanfare and island gin tasting By Julia Gessler Thursday Jan. 21, 2021 To celebrate the imminent release of The French Dispatch, Wes Anderson’s oft-described love letter to journalists, Academy Cinemas is running a retrospective of the American film director’s works.  See cult favourites Fantastic Mr. Fox and The Royal Tenenbaums, The Darjeeling Limited,  Rushmore and Isle of Dogs. Visually stunning scenes, guaranteed.

America s Cup 2021: Prada Cup day 2 live updates - Schedule, start time, odds, live streaming and how to watch

America s Cup 2021: The Prada Cup, day two - Schedule, start time, odds, live streaming and how to watch

Bay News: Opua wharf busy, America s Cup Kerikeri big screen, Russell sea slugs

Bay News: Opua wharf busy, America s Cup Kerikeri big screen, Russell sea slugs 13 Jan, 2021 02:00 AM 9 minutes to read The Beast luxury launch owned by Sir Michael Hill and at rest at Opua. Northern Advocate Opua wharf s busy season In the first week of the new year, parked end-to-end on one side of the small Opua wharf were three substantial marine craft. First to arrive, and technically the smallest of the three in length, was the 40-metre luxury catamaran called The Beast, painted camouflage-style and owned by jeweller to the stars, violinist and golfer, Sir Michael Hill. The Beast is one of the largest boats made in New Zealand and if she needs any more distinction, she was built in landlocked Foxton. She has been described as capable of going everywhere except Antarctica and (presumably) the Arctic.

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