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We love our customers! Pop culture news and reviews. Furnishing offices with a personal touch. Your everyday fresh food store. 45 franchises across New Zealand. Critically acclaimed new style Japanese cuisine. On time every time. Airport rides for less. The Wooden Toy Store. Wonderful wooden toys for every child. Auckland Rugby Union Football Club. Ndash; importers of Asian fine art and antiques. That's MY photography site! Tell us what you need.

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New Auckland Zinefest creation - Kathryn van Beek

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Today I finished a new zine - just in time for Auckland Zinefest. And you can take a sneak peek here. We have a new guest at New Zealand Pacific Studio today - Melbourne-based illustrator Sunshine ( you can check out her work here. Now that I've caught up on 'writing admin' I'm looking forward to tomorrow. and working on some new material! My short fiction has been published in Headland. And my play Indiscretions was published by Playmarket. I also write reviews for The 13th Floor. Create a free website.

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Ginger Snort Review - Kathryn van Beek

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The glamorous life of the reviewer. I signed up to review this show before I got the cold - and before I realised just how full-on the work week was going to shape up to be. By the time Friday evening rolled around I was so tired I was afraid I was going to fall off the bar stool at Q theatre. So I had two coffees. Even as I was drinking them I knew it was a bad idea. But the show was only an hour long. I was sure my bladder could cope. You can read the Ginger Snort review on Theatreview. I'm currently w...

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New Zealand Music Month: Cheers, and the final dozen : sixnoises.com

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New Zealand Music Month: Cheers, and the final dozen. Posted by C. Haze. On Sunday, May 31, 2015 ·. Welcome to the final post in this New Zealand Music Month series. Over the last month, I’ve been highlighting as many great New Zealand-based metal, punk, and heavy rock bands as I can. And every one of the bands I’ve mentioned is a group that I’ve either enjoyed live, or on record, or both. Ultimately, this series has been about spreading the word. 8221;, there might be a few reasons for their absence.

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Why do a self-funded residency? - Kathryn van Beek

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Why do a self-funded residency? Why do a self-funded residency? Six reasons why a residency is more valuable than a stay at a holiday home. There are a number of self-funded residency programmes worldwide, but we don’t have many multi-disciplinary residency programmes here in New Zealand - yet. We do, however, have the New Zealand Pacific Studio. Why self-fund your residency - wouldn’t it be just as good to book a bach? Meeting artists in the local community. The Wairarapa is a hotbed of creativity, and ...

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Blog Archives - Kathryn van Beek

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Holy Pussycats, Batman! Best of the Fest! What a crazy day yesterday was! I had a fabulous time at Auckland Zinefest yesterday, sharing a stall with super-talented designer Kalee Jackson. And stocking up on new goodies by Sarah Laing. The day also featured workshops, delicious vegan food and chats with all sorts of interesting people. We headed out to the after party at the Wine Cellar because we wanted to keep the good vibes going. And I was shocked to win Best of the Fest! For a truly wonderful day.

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Five things I've learned about residencies - Kathryn van Beek

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Five things I’ve learned about residencies (so far). Always pack your hairdryer. Today is day four of my stay at the New Zealand Pacific Studio. Although I’m far away from everyone I feel more connected into the literary scene than usual, with more time to spend reading blog posts, absorbing books. And trying to get to grips with Twitter. As this is my first residency I’ve also learned a few new things, and here they are…. Always pack your hair dryer. You will go on ginko walks. When I heard that Ockham ...

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What to expect from a NZ Pacific Studio residency - Kathryn van Beek

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What to expect from a NZ Pacific Studio residency. What to pack, how long to stay and what to do - plus photos. So you’re thinking about applying for an artist residency at the New Zealand Pacific Studio. Here are my tips - and pics - from my stay. What should I pack? Don’t worry if you forget to bring something to read - there are bookshelves in almost every room. What technology is available? There is wifi, and printers / scanners. How long should I stay? What is there to do? There are also plenty of t...

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Good morning, Eketahuna! - Kathryn van Beek

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While reading a beautiful photo book about the Wairarapa (. Wairarapa: A Place Apart. Photos by Pete Nikolaison. Text by Michael Wall) from the NZ Pacific Studio. Library, I came across the following paragraph:. Forty two kilometres north of Masterton we reach Eketahuna which, for reasons which are not entirely clear, many New Zealanders consider to be a mythical place; a kind of Antipodean Brigadoon. Charmed by this description I turned to the internet for more information, where Kiwi Slang. My short fi...