Golden Linings for the Silver Screen
Good news for the screen industry and its viewers and a whole lot of mixed tidings on the openings of museums and galleries in this week’s Lowdown art news bulletin with Mark Amery.
Why Saving Venues Matters
No Venues? No chance. The fight to save the places where memories are made for so many artists and their fans told through those at the coalface.
Hauora: Now More Than Ever
Borni Te Rongopai Tukiwaho’s skillset has never been more important to the arts than it is right now.
Resilient, Not Silent
Three different disciplines, all connected by their refusal to throw in the towel - and making their voices heard.
Visionary of Visual - Lisa Reihana
How Lisa Reihana created a worldwide following and what inspires her masterful creations.
Seven Deadly Sins of Social Media for Artists
Need to up your social media game? We point out the pitfalls to avoid - and better ways to connect with your audience online.
Making Art Accessible
The arts are for everyone, so how do you make sure everyone can participate in your art? Meet one of the NZers leading the way.
Arts Need to Lead Change
Has the arts value in recovery - both in school and in society -been recognised by the government? What is and isn’t reopening at Level 2? Mark Amery with our biggest arts news bulletin yet.
Blurring Things is An Artist's Job Description
The man behind 'Project Fear' - the latest Creative NZ #TFA feature - lets us behind the doors to what's inspired him during lockdown.
Glitter of Hope
See life through the lens of one of the country's multi-discipline creators, as he embraces the change that is on our doorstep.
How The Regions Will Recover
Uplifting artists and creatives throughout the country - not just in the main centres - will play a major role in Aotearoa's recovery.
Move To Your Own Beat
The chance to change routines and shift mindsets could be what's been missing from creative careers.