2005 offered much to celebrate for Silo Theatre. We created a tangible new atmosphere in the environment and enlarged our scope for breaking new ground
A discussion document, "The Commissioning Rule, Contracts and the Copyright Act 1994" prepared by the Ministry of Economic Development, has been released for public consultation. The works to…
Blackrock by Nick Enright Directed by Robin Payne (ex director Toi Whakaari/ New Zealand Drama School) Performed by Unitec-Acting Year 3 actors. This powerful play raises disturbing questions…
Taranaki-raised Australian filmmaker Anna Reeves took her film crew up into the far reaches of the Hawkesbury River to tell a story about the oyster farming community whose families have lived there…
Noah's Lark - Courtesy of NZ Listener - April 8th - 14th Proud of our film industry? Thank Noah Cowan. This is Canadian Noah Cowan's first visit to New Zealand, but already he's one of Kiwi…
The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufman, Directed by Roy Ward (ATC Associate Director) "Kaufman is pioneering a new genre of theatre. He aims for a radical redefinition of what theatre is capable…
A new exhibition by eight up and coming Auckland artists in April will get people talking. Conversations opens at the Aotea Gallery, Level 4, Aotea Centre, THE EDGE ® on Tuesday 18th April and…
eShopAfrica.com is a fair trade ecommerce website based in Accra, Ghana, West Africa. Currently many traditional African artisans are living in poverty despite their incredible skills. It is the aim…
This year's Interdigitate at The Moving Image Centre will feature a mix of local and international artists in a cogent and provocative mix of New Media art, including the Middle Eastern Video Project…
Upfront - Courtesy of NZ Listener - April 8th - 14th 2006 by Nick Smith Mike Chunn - Musician, promoter He's better known as the cheerleader of local music than the bass player with Split Enz…
City Council launches Xsite public artist register The Christchurch City Council has launched Xsite, an online register of public artists with ties to the Canterbury region. The website is…
When we reach into the dusty corners of our closets we all find old family stories that surprise and delight. From gypsy wanderings, to battles of the Gods, to the stern mustache of an antique…