A $600,000 sequel to last year's successful pilot of a Smash Palace Collaboration Fund will give more New Zealand artists and scientists the opportunity to work together on projects that bring their…
The Sue Crockford Gallery is pleased to announce their next exhibition Gretchen Albrecht: Oceans, Clouds, Thresholds. The central motif in the show is that of the threshold: a rectangle with a hollow…
Courtesy of Dominion Post - 29th October 2004 Ghosts in the Machine By Mark Amery French philosopher Roland Barthes memorably described the experience of having his photograph taken as, at its…
Identity and changing demographics in New Zealand's multi-cultural society are examined in several of the moving-image projects supported in the latest round of the Screen Innovation Production Fund,…
Courtesy of Stuff - 30 October 2004 By JARROD BOOKER Treasured Maori artefacts valued at $500,000 have been pilfered from a Banks Peninsula museum, leaving the curator and Ngai Tahu…
Congratulations to et al in various and sundry guises for picking up the big prize - the Walters Prize 2004. Also read on for the Robert Storr/Linda Clark interview from Nine to Noon that manages…
Talking About 30 October - 4 December Talking About involves a group of experienced 'players' including Don Bassett, Moyra Elliott, Ngarino Ellis, Richard Fahey, Bronwyn Fletcher, Louis Le…
Courtesy of NZ Herald Fracture was voted the most popular film at the annual St Tropez Film Festival on Tuesday, and Auckland actress Kate Elliott won the prize for best actress for her portrayal…
Superheroes and dance, an explosive mixture in FFP ´s new show New Zealand based dance-theatre company Fighting Fit Productions, in association with Catch a Shooting Star, presents Expose a new…
Courtesy of NZ Listener By Steve Braunius Is there another author in New Zealand who gets more, sheer unadulterated pleasure out of earthly delights than Keri Hulme? From her small home in…
"When I discovered how easy it was to curate and mutilate sound from around on a computer I was hooked and was very surprised to find how few people do it. I've forgotten anything formal I ever…
Courtesy of National Radio Interview with Linda Clark Nine to Noon - October 28 2004 Presenter (Linda Clark): My next guest has had a big year. First he was named Producer of the Year at the…