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How crate thou home-brewed art
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To News A2
Sarah Catherall
A FEW beer crates and some home brew has won a solo father and
former plasterer one of the country's most lucrative art prizes.
David Stewart, 42, of Auckland, has been handed the $10,000 Trust
Waikato Contemporary Art Award prize for his work titled Hyperreal
Tool Box for the Reinvention of a Transglobal Empire in a Parallel
Universe.
Stewart's work - consisting of five handmade beer crates and
bottles of home brew - was chosen from 2...
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How crate thou home-brewed art
Sunday Star-Times
; To News A2 Sarah Catherall A FEW beer crates and some home brew has won a solo father and former plasterer one of the country's most lucrative ...
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Brewery taps beer crate vision system. (Vision Inspection).(Brief Article)
Packaging Digest
; In Germany's brewery business, product quality and presentation are paramount to success. Furstenberg's camera-based machine vision system checks 3,000+ beer crates per hour, so that crates reach stores in top shape. Brand image is very important to Furstlich Furstenberg Brewery which is now
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Packing a punch
Evening Standard - London
; SUIP H Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn A WOMAN lies on the street in a stupor, drenched in methylated spirits. Above her, a boy stands with a match, ready to bring about her destruction through a liquid that was already killing her slowly. Throughout the play, alcohol has animated her like some crazed
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 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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(theater review)
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: RACHEL HALLIBURTON SUIP H Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn A WOMAN lies on the street in a stupor, drenched in methylated spirits. Above her, a boy stands with a match, ready to bring about her destruction through a liquid that was already killing her slowly. Throughout the play, alcohol has
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Letter: YourSay - Student nuisance
Birmingham Mail
; STUDENTS should have to do a starter course on how to be clean and dispose of rubbish. They should also learn how to get on with residents and behave in the area. Students lodge near me and make a lot of noise late at night. I've even had my car covered in carpets and beer crates. D Froggatt,
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 "Birmingham Mail (England)")
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Letter: YourSay - Student nuisance.(Letters)
Birmingham Mail (England)
; Byline: D Froggatt STUDENTS should have to do a starter course on how to be clean and dispose of rubbish. They should also learn how to get on with residents and behave in the area. Students lodge near me and make a lot of noise late at night. I've even had my car covered in carpets and beer
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Important questions
The Press
; Now for the serious news. Those profound artistic questions that affect us all. The inescapable cultural issues of the day. This week's inescapable issues ...
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Ferrymead Park
The Press
; Sir--While here from Australia for a wedding at Ferrymead Park, we were appalled at its condition. The area from the stop at the railway line and around the back entrance to the Cooperage was a disgrace. The sawmill and beer crates were other eyesores, as was the bank on the right with all the
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Dust off those bone crushers
The Press
; The onset of wintry weather this week has turned some minds, including MIKE DEACON's, to the prospect of the coming ski season. . The Great Escape for me at the weekend, at least in the winter, is to squeeze into a set of thermals, scrape the ice from the truck, and don my favourite pair of "bone
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 "Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)")
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Television: CRITIC'S CHOICE; Fighting for the right to party.(Features)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; ACTOR Richard E Grant travels back in time to wallow in the nostalgia of 1987, the glorious year that spawned yuppies, The Beastie Boys and the classic film Withnail And I. But as Richard - who played the memorable role of Withnail - remembers, greed wasn't even on the cards for him in the me, me,
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