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One good reason to visit 212 Madras St
Behind the scenes
It arrived on Thursday, after a nervous wait.
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Reportedly, stocks were low all across Australasia. And this was the pure stuff, the precious stuff.
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Glitter. Dozens of sacks of it.
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And today its sender, Reuben Paterson, will arrive in Christchurch too, to spread it all across a projection screen six metres wide.
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That done, he'll add an even more important element: light. Projected light, which will hit the glitter screen in eye-boggling, kaledioscopic, ceaselessly budding patterns. 'Te Pūtahitangi ō Rehua' is the name of the show, and it'll be shining on, from Thursday the 21st, in our space at 212 Madras Street. More here and here and here.