Walter's Prize artists announced
Monday June 12, 2006 Four artists, three of them Auckland based, the fourth living in London, are in the running for New Zealand's most sought-after art award, The Walters Prize. Stella Brennan…
German sacral structures at Old St Pauls
The Goethe-Institut is proud to present Made in Germany - Architecture + Religion an exhibition of new sacral structures that have recently emerged in German architecture. The exhibition - currently…
Biennale of Sydney 2006 opens tonight
One of the most challenging events of its kind, the Biennale of Sydney celebrates its 15th exhibition in 2006, making it one of the most established biennales in the world. The 2006 exhibition…
Kelcy Taratoa's at City Gallery
Following Kelcy Taratoa's acclaimed exhibitions Who Am I? Episodes at Lower Hutt's Dowse Art Museum and Palmerston North's Te Manawa last year, City Gallery Wellington is proudly exhibiting Back to…
Dazzling Production of The Sleeping Beauty Makes Its NZ Premiere
Following critically acclaimed sold-out seasons across Australia, The Australian Ballet's new production of The Sleeping Beauty will make its New Zealand premiere in October at The Civic, THE EDGE…
Funding assistance for Donald Gibson
Dear Editor, I am writing on behalf of Donald Gibson. Donald is deaf/blind and a well known artist and sculptor. Donald is currently working on an entry for the 7th Helen Keller International…
Animalia Remix in Still Moving at Corban Estate
Using photography as the starting point for interactivity and cyborg art is the exhibition and performance event Still Moving that opens at the Corban Estate Arts Centre, Henderson next week. Curated…
Inaugural McCahon House Residency Artists Announced
The McCahon House Trust has announced the two artists selected for the inaugural McCahon House Arts Residency. Judy Millar and Andrew McLeod will be the first artists to live and work in the new,…
New Adam Art Gallery exhibition: The Captain's Ghost
The Captain's Ghost features projects by three artists who were inspired by the cross-cultural exchanges that occurred during Captain James Cook's voyages in the South Pacific. The exhibition, which…
Glide Time turns 30 at Silo
From next Wednesday, Silo Theatre will present the 30th Anniversary Production of Roger Hall's Glide Time, at the Maidment Theatre. The clock ticks. The rain pelts down. The heaters don't work.…
Green Belt Video Suburb at Enjoy Gallery
Green Belt Video Suburb is a collaborative multimedia installation at Enjoy Gallery, Wellington by Wellington artists, VJRex and Jenny Gillam. This work explores relationships between environmental…
Who Killed the Electric Car?
View the trailer of one of the most controversial films to come out of Sundance Festival 2006, Who Killed the Electric Car? It was among the fastest, most efficient production cars ever built. It…