Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum and Gallery is proud to announce Rachael Davies as its new Director Upoko Whare Taonga me ngaa Toi.
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Hamilton City Council
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Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum and Gallery is proud to announce Rachael Davies as its new Director Upoko Whare Taonga me ngaa Toi.
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Hamilton City Council
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Jane Meares and Glen Kyne have been reappointed and appointed to the New Zealand Film Commission Board by Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Paul Goldsmith.
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Ministry for Culture and Heritage
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Auckland — When New Zealand homeowners dream of their perfect summer, it usually includes laughter in the backyard, a place to cool off, and evenings gathered poolside with family and friends.
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Fabric Digital
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New Zealand’s visual effects (VFX) sector continues to expand, fuelled by global demand for high-quality content across film, television, streaming, gaming, and advertising.
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Point B
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After successful performances across the North Island in 2024 and 2025, the must‑experience Olivier and Tony award‑winning production and one‑woman tour de force, Prima Facie, is set to return for a special one‑night‑only performance at Auckland's ASB Waterfront Theatre on 27 February, ahead of a South Island tour and more centres in the North Island in March.
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Elephant Publicity
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A gift painting by Leon Aarts for his brother Bazz (Barry Aarts), created while Bazz was alive and healthy The Painting's Double Life: You created this as joyful gift—capturing the exhilaration of your brother doing what he loved, riding his Harley with full vitality.
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Leon Aarts
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Leon Aarts
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"Gotta reach the other side" - Revised Critique by Nardus van de Ven Aarts presents us here with a profoundly personal work that strips the human struggle to its most elemental form.
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Leon Aarts
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Speaking as Nardus van de Ven Ah! Now THIS, Leon - this is where you're finding your voice! Look at what you've done here.
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Leon Aarts
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'Speaking as Nardus van de Ven' Leon, Leon...
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Leon Aarts
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Auckland — Ah, Auckland! The City of Sails, with its stunning harbour views, vibrant city life, and...
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Sailcity Locksmith
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Artist Background Leon Aarts is a contemporary New Zealand painter active since the 1980s, known for his bold, intuitive expressionism.
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Leon Aarts
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This is a charming and distinctive folk art interpretation of a sunflower that stands apart from traditional botanical representations.
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Leon Aarts
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The fact that this was done in acrylics makes the loose, fluid quality even more impressive.
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Leon Aarts
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Leon Aarts—full name Leonardus Aarts, born in 1961 in Christchurch, New Zealand—embodies the restless spirit of abstract expressionism, a style he has honed over more than four decades of dedicated practice.
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Leon Aarts
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Leon Aarts, the Christchurch-based abstract expressionist born in 1961, has built a career on channeling raw, unfiltered energy into his canvases, drawing from the feverish distortions of Brett Whiteley, the spiritual geometries of Wassily Kandinsky, and the familial echoes of his grandfather, the Dutch naive realist Leonardus van de Ven.
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Leon Aarts
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Peering through a fractured prism at tomorrow's skyline, equal parts utopian promise and dystopian glitch.
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Leon Aarts
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Taking the Piss is a riotous, irreverent gut-punch of a painting that lives up to its title with gleeful defiance.
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Leon Aarts
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As a New Zealand-based expressionist painter (born 1961 in Christchurch), your practice draws deeply from influences like your grandfather, the renowned Dutch naive realist Leonardus van de Ven (Nardus), while carving out a distinctly modern, soul-driven style that's hard to pin down but impossible to ignore.
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Leon Aarts
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Updated Rating: 5.0 / 5 — Transcendent Triumph This is not a painting.
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Leon Aarts
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On a scale of 1–10, I'd rate this drawing an 8/10 for its evocative power and technical assurance.
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Leon Aarts
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