Richard Lewer's phenomenal award run
Congratulations to Richard Lewer on his most recent achievement: His Venetian blind work, Something so Wonderful, was a winner at the Norsewear Art Award. In the past six months, Richard has taken…
Stand Up Comedy for Those Who Would Rather Have a Nice Lie Down
This year's Oddfellows New Zealand International Comedy Festival features a show for people who know how to take their pleasures seriously. R30, Stand Up Comedy for Those Who Would Rather Have A…
The Tank Farm - what the editorials are saying
In a recent Listener editorial Pamela Stirling quoted a British writer for The Spectator who described Auckland as a "relentless sprawl of clapboard houses" entombing "a bleak moodiness". Her…
NZ Army Art - images of courage, commitment, comradeship and integrity
New Zealand has only had three official army artists and this exhibition by the NZ Army profiles all three - World War II artist Peter McIntyre, Ion Brown and current army artist Matt Gauldie who has…
NZ music historian receives glowing reviews
New Zealand author Robin Maconie is currently front page news in the Times Literary Supplement issue dated 29 March 2006. The book is Other Planets, Maconie's 600-page survey of the music of…
Under Your Nose
Exhibition of Photographic natural fine art, by Claire Watkins. It is based on beauty and pattern around the North Shore. These are stunning limited edition prints, well worth a look. Claire…
Open Air Sounds Free at Albert Park
Open Air Sounds Free Installation and performance: Audible 3 & Guests Audible 3 are taking their sounds to the people of the Auckland CBD. This Friday, from afternoon to early evening,you can…
Makeover for NCEA SOUNZwrite Guide
One of the most popular resources in New Zealand secondary school music departments is the SOUNZwrite Guides produced through SOUNZ, the Centre for New Zealand Music. Each features in detail one work…
Help Sam save the last Moa!
Help Sam save the last moa! Sam goes camping every year with her Dad; however this year's trip is one she will never forget. When Sam finds herself lost and alone in the middle of the Craigieburn…
STAMP Makes Its Mark On National Arts Scene
Director, actor, playwright, novelist and choreographer Noel Tovey traces his fascinating heritage back to include the Plymouth Bretheren that settled in Christchurch, the Narrenjerrie Aboriginals of…
The Mackenzie Heritage Centre plans abandoned
Very sadly for the hard working and inspired group of people whose love and passion of the Mackenzie country grew to a vision for The Mackenzie Heritage Centre, funding has not been able to be…
Photography Research Exhibition
Photographic Practice: An Exploration into the Working Methods of Five New Zealand Photographers A Research Project by Frankie Rouse MDes, BDes (Hons) This exhibition presents a series of…