House Visits: Art Inspiration
If you can't go experience art and culture, we'll bring it to you. Our new series gets inside the homes of NZ creatives to see what's on their walls.
PANNZ, Poetry and Pretty Out There Stuff
As we enter a new week inside our bubbles, we've got the off-beat digital round-up to turn that lockdown frown upside-down.
Arts Leaders: What Are The Next Steps?
What strategies are our industry's leaders advocating for and who should be taking the key steps? The Big Idea gets the answers.
Viral Art: Are We There Yet?
Week three of our COVID-19 Instagram Art of the Week series finds joy in the mundane and warmth when needed most in the lockdown era.
Back When We Still Gathered: A Festival in Review
Mark Amery reflects on why remembering our gatherings is important, with an A to Z review in words and images of New Zealand Festival 2020
Live Stream Your Performance: A Beginner's Guide
Live stream is taking the Coronavirus struck world by storm. Keen to give it a go but don't know where to start? Check out these tips.
Live Stream Your Performance: A Beginner's Guide
Live stream is taking the Coronavirus struck world by storm. Keen to give it a go but don't know where to start? Check out these tips.
Arts Online: Is There Any Money In It?
Mark Amery in The Lowdown surveys the arts in lockdown and brings us up to date with arts news, stories of ingenuity and key links.
How to Help a Kiwi Creative Win $15K
The top 10 have been found in the inaugural Hnry Awards, now you get to support a creative New Zealander by voting for the winner.
Arts: Healing Balms for a Sick World
Professor Peter O'Connor has forged a career in understanding the difference art can make in times of distress. His thoughts are more important than ever.
What You Need to Know: PANNZ Online Hui
Is isolation helping bring us closer together? The Big Idea looks at the key themes and information to come out of the new PANNZ online hui.
Learning From the Masters
Masters of Design may sound like a perfect name for a group of superheroes or a band - but it’s offering the chance to learn from the rock stars of one of New Zealand’s growth industries.