On The Edge of History
How a bold plan has put a Kiwi festival on track to triple its reach locally and amplify its impact internationally.
Ask the Mentor: Should I Worry About Lack of Formal Training?
Straight-up career advice from a mentoring expert in the creative community.
The Radical Act of Breathing
Using his artform as a weapon and an agent of change has led Jack Gray around the globe - to bring the world together.
The Visual Stock Market
Are you a visual thinker and keen for another income stream? The market for stock footage online is worth investigating.
Importance of Kotahitanga
How a shared work space could just be the key to growing your creative ambitions, especially in post-COVID-19 Aotearoa.
Level One but Still Work to be Done
Ground has been made - not just always in the social justice sense. Mark Amery's weekly arts news bulletin keeping you up to speed on great work online and what makes headlines.
Make a Stand for the Arts
Funding for many much-loved Auckland arts and cultural institutions is being cut - the only way to stop it is to act now.
Both Sides of the Coin
A creator and a collector - being involved in both elements of the art process has brought with it a deep (and wide) appreciation.
(Re)centring Indigenous (Con)texts
Activism through the arts has given Rosanna Raymond a voice - and she's making sure it is heard.
How Artists Can Care for Themselves After the Pandemic
Expert advice on how artists can look at mastering their anxiety rather than letting it control them, harvesting delight from uncertainty.
In a United State Against Racism
Shoutouts to artists, the government on their arts package and those supporting Black Lives Matter - Mark Amery has your weekly arts news bulletin.
Ready to Rise Again
When it comes to adversity, no arts community has done it tougher than Christchurch over the last decade. Find out how NZ's resilience capital is responding to COVID-19.