What to do with Those Statues
The streets may not be flooded with protesters any more but as Jess Thompson Carr explains, the kaupapa of colonial statues is as important as ever to Māori.
History of Matariki
Matariki was a time when people would gather to share kai, rituals, entertainment, hospitality and learnings.
Staging Comeback?
Life is still nowhere near back to normal for our theatres. Mark Amery reveals more about the industry hardest hit by COVID-19 in this week’s arts news bulletin.
New Funding from CNZ: What You Need to Know
With the next phase of Creative NZ funding due to open soon, find out what you qualify for over the next 12 months.
9 Tips for Selling Your Art Online
A must-know list for anyone looking to turn their creativity into cash online. These tips are practical, professional and pragmatic.
Transform the Moment You're In
Rodney Bell doesn't let barriers stop him creating - a trailblazing artist with a story to keep you spellbound.
Funding, Recognition and Resourcefulness
It's the Lowdown bite-sized edition, with your arts news bulletin broken down to look at some of the milestones and moments that deserve the spotlight.
Upskill, Learn, Reinvent.
Opportunity is everything. Upsmarts brings some of the leading creative educational and upskilling courses direct to you.
Creating Agents of Change
Expanding the diversity and depth of postgraduate art education is fuelling some crucial changes at Elam’s School of Fine Arts.
Knowledge is in Your Hands
Theory has its place - but Unitec’s Art and Design in the School of Creative Industries keeps the practical at the heart of its practice.
Transform your creative practice
Embed yourself in a rich dialogue about your creative practice in Massey’s transdisciplinary Master of Fine Arts programme.
Passion runs deep for Māori Art
When you have a thirst for knowledge and a passion for Māori art, finding the right place to learn is the key. Hear from a student who’s into their 11th year and fifth course at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.