Something eerie this way comes - Gavin Hipkins at Gow Langsford
Courtesy of NZ Herald - 02.03.05 Something eerie this way comes by Andrew Clifford For Gavin Hipkins, New Zealand's past can be quaint and also a little spooky. In the first works from his…
True view gained inside patterns
Courtesy of NZ Herald True view gained inside patterns 02.03.05 by Adam Gifford When Filipe Tohi stands on the beach near his New Plymouth home, throwing stones into the water, he is adding to…
Making great radio and great listening...
The Wireless - Andrew Dubber's Blog - Thoughts, links, observations and the odd spot of news from the desk of Dubber... frequently on the topic of radio, new technology and popular culture.…
The Godfather of Urban Pacific Music
Phil Fuemana 06/01/1964 - 28/02/2005 Kua hinga ra tetahi totara nui, kua hinga tetahi poutokomanawa o te iwi. Our sincere condolences go to the family, friends, colleagues and all Maori &…
Indigenous Film Project comes to Wairoa
The organisers of the Wairoa Maori Film Festival 2005 are proud to announce the National Geographic All Roads Film Project invitational programme, to be presented at the Wairoa Maori Film Festival,…
Cliff Curtis at the Maori Economic Development summit
Courtesy of NZ Herald Maori told it's time to be creative 02.03.05 by Claire Trevett Actor Cliff Curtis says the time is ripe for Maori to go further than the traditional asset-rich "three…
Walk and Don't Look Blak - Destiny Deacon and Lisa Reihana at the Adam Gallery
Destiny Descon: Walk & Don't Look Blak Lisa Reihana: New Work At Adam Art Gallery Exhibition runs until 1 May 2005 Destiny Deacon: Walk & don't look…
4:1 Photography Exhibition - Aotea Gallery
4:1 is a photography exhibition of four themes in one venue that feature Auckland images in a range of subject matter, hence 4:1 (Aotea Centre's Gallery 27 February to 11 Mach 2005). Over 50…
Wellington Irish Festival - St Paddy's Day Parade
The Wellington Irish Festival's ST Patrick's Illuminated Night Parade Friday March 11th 2005 @ 8.30pm The 9th annual Wellington Irish Festival will be kicked off this year by a spectacular New…
First ever Kiwi Indian comedy on Triangle Television
First ever Kiwi Indian comedy series to screen on Triangle Television The 60,000 or so members of Auckland's Indian community - and all who enjoy a good laugh - are in for a treat when the…
Psyche Out Cinema Series
Wellington is full to brimming with movie theatres, many of them showing independent or festival films, and very successfully too. But for cinema-goers seeking something seriously left of centre the…
Flooded stage in Pacific women's lagoon story
Courtesy of NZ Herald - 26.02.05 By Sarah MacLellan Vula is directed by Nina Nawalowalo and takes a Fijian and Samoan perspective of a day in the life of a Pacific woman. With a touch of magic…