net.labels, an introduction v 0.2 Adam Hyde (r a d i o q u a l i a) www.radioqualia.net Dec 19, 2004 The following paper was written by Adam Hyde while he was a Digital Artist in Residence at…
Techno-fusion at Version: festival of art, noise, light, etc By Joanna Mathers for www.thebigidea.co.nz Sound and light explorers from around New Zealand and the globe converged in Auckland for…
Courtesy of the In Conversation section of the Australian Film Commission website Since her remarkable debut as a filmmaker in 1995, Miro Bilbrough (New Zealand born/Sydney-based) has had…
The Toi Maori Festival is a rich and rewarding event that brings together culture, art and people. Since 1999, the Toi Maori Festival has been held every two years in a different region of New…
Gemma Gracewood, producer of Front Seat gets to breathe freely on Public Address Let's get something out of the way: this is not an anti-smoking, would everybody please quit now rant. This is a…
Courtesy of the NZ Listener By Bridie Lonie At the Blue Oyster Gallery, artists Emma Bugden and Colin Hodson recorded in different ways the demolition of sections of central Wellington, planned…
Ani O'Neill writes: "Kia Orana from Te Aporo Nui I'm here in NYC as Artists in Residence with fellow crochet artist and my 'Co-Buddy' Megan Hansen-Knarhoi, enjoying a 7-week residency with…
Courtesy of the Dominion Post - 10th December 2004 by Mark Amery In the Autumn Art New Zealand critic Rebecca Rice commented, "Some might say that Wellington needs new exhibition spaces as much…
With the big one just around the corner, we invite you to step aboard the cruiseship and greet the final passengers to the AUCKLAND BIG DAY OUT in 2005. FRIDAY JANUARY 21ST ERICSSON STADIUM Gates…
Big shake-ups in the Australia Council have called for the dissolution of their New Media Arts Board, a board that was held in high esteem and as a flagship for the innovation of the digital arts…
Courtesy of NZ Listener by Andrew Paul Wood They look like they're trying to evaporate. Neil Dawson's sculptures are always stunning: light and delicate three-dimensional drawings in air,…
The following article was written by Helen Varley Jamieson for the TUANZ (Telecommunication Users Association of New Zealand) bi-monthly magazine. The digital era has seen not just a greater…