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My history of Paranormal Research and some investigations by the Dunedin Strange Occurrences Society(based on a talk I did for the Oamaru Festival in 2025)
My history of Paranormal Research and some investigations by the Dunedin Strange Occurrences Society(based on a talk I did for the Oamaru Festival in 2025) Continue reading
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Tagged books, chickshotel, cottingly, dunedin, fairies, gef, ghosts, harryprice, horror, mahalski, mongoose, occurences, paranormal, poltergeists, research, strange, Writing
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My personal history of Portobello Marine Laboratory
My personal history based on spending time at Portobello Marine Laboratory near Dunedin as a teenager in the 1970’s. Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, animals, aquarium, baskingsharks, billtubman, dunedin, history, jackjenkins, laboratory, marine, munida, nature, nz, Portobello, research, sharks, travel, whitesharks
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Rosemary Penwarden-Leading By Example
Rosemary Penwarden is a long time climate activist and a tireless advocate for our environment and future generations. In recent months this brave mother and grandmother has been in the news all over the world for two protest actions highlighting … Continue reading
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Tagged activist, climate, dunedin, extinctionrebellion, oilfreeotago, passenger, penwarden, rail, restore, restorepassengerrail, rosemarypenwarden
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A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER (COLLECTION ONE)
A Change in the Weather’ is a cartoon strip about climate change issues produced by myself and Abe Hunter. The first seven strips were produced by artist/tattooist/cartoonist. Veronica Brett but these are not shown here. The strip is published every … Continue reading
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Tagged achangeintheweather, artist, climatechange, cruiseships, dairy, dairyfarming, dunedin, fonterra, kiwi, kiwicartoon, kiwicartoonist, mahalski, mining, penguin, penguincartoon, pollution, zealand
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Poster Man
Dunedin and other New Zealand band posters and the stories of the gigs they promoted by artist, Bruce Mahalski. Continue reading
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Tagged dunedin, dunedinsound, music, newzealand, nzmusic, poster, posters
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Dunedin Paintings (2017 – )
A series of paintings and indoor mini-murals I’ve completed since my return to Dunedin in 2017. One or two of them are still for sale and the prices are below. Pleas email me via – http://www.mahalski.com – if you’re interested. … Continue reading
Dunedin Murals
Since I moved back to Dunedin in 2017 I’ve painted quite a few small wall paintings around the city. I thought I might try to put a photo of each of them up here on my blog in the order I did them. I’m only including ones I’ve done under my own name (and not my alter-ego) and which are outside and not on interior walls. I’m also not including the ones I’ve painted outside Dunedin since I moved back. Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Art, dunedin, dunedinartist, mahalski, Mural, Murals, street, streetart
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Escape from the Animal Attic
The Animal Attic is an upstairs space gallery space at the Otago Museum. It not only sheds light on taxonomy and evolution, but on Victorian-era architecture and ideas about how museums should be presented to the public. From Falkland wolves to … Continue reading
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Tagged animalattic, Art, dunedin, dunedinart, dunedinmuseum, exhibtion, otagomuseum
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LOST IN PARADISE – Sheep Photos – The Back-story
‘LOST IN PARADISE’ – is an exhibition featuring the work of Bruce Mahalski, Kevin Dunkley and Miranda Woolett at the Exhibitions Gallery on the corner of Featherston and Brandon Streets in Wellington. The exhibition runs between the 20th of August … Continue reading
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Sacred – A sculpture by New Zealand bone artist – Bruce Mahalski
We can only look upon a human skull with awe. Inside a layer of bone which is only a few millimetres thick in places lived a thinking brain, the mind of a person like us. Imagine the millions of thoughts … Continue reading
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