The premiere of the short film Cake Tin represents a significant step for Screen Dunedin, a network of local filmmakers. The black and white film about the adventures of a woman who breaks out of…
The Living Art of Pacific Tattoo', now on at Mangere Arts Centre, previewed at the Tattoonesia Tattoo convention in 2005 in Moorea, Tahiti, followed by showings in Milan and Auckland City. Now…
Following their successful debut in Fiji earlier in July, six emerging Manukau artists showcase their work locally with the opening of the (Re)Locating Home exhibition at Fresh Gallery Otara. The…
Purapura Whetu (Star Dust) - New Paintings, 19th Oct - 25 Nov Rua Pick's exhibition is a homage to the Ancient People of Waitaha. These 25 artworks are a tribute to the old Waitaha nga hoanga…
Auckland Art Gallery is delighted to announce the 2006 judge for the $50,000 Walters Prize - New Zealand's richest and most prestigious contemporary art award. Italian contemporary curator and…
Courtesy Dominion Post, Friday August 4 2006 by Mark Amery Fashion is inconstant as to where its loyalties lie in relation to the past. There's no better example of this than our view of the…
New Zealand composer Warwick Blair's long-awaited new album Accordian was released this week to unanimous critical acclaim from major publications such as Sunday Star-Times, New Zealand Herald and…
The Expanding Documentary Conference is pleased to associated with the DOCNZ festival- New Zealand's first major international festival solely dedicated to documentary. As a means of encouraging a…
Emerging artists Helen Langley, Tina Bellamy and Bonnie Somerville have their first major group show this month at PPg Gallery in Grey Lynn. Opening Tuesday the 8th UNCUT will run until the 18th of…
A brand new work by up-and-coming New Zealand composer Samuel Holloway features in two concerts by Auckland's leading contemporary music ensemble 175 East in August. 175 East performs at the Hunter…
Award winning actress Danielle Cormack takes to the stage this August to play literary icon Katherine Mansfield in a one-woman play celebrating the life of New Zealand's most famed writer. Using…
Following a critically acclaimed two-week season in Auckland, a new production of Bruce Mason's classic play The End of the Golden Weather will make its international debut this month at the…