The third Dunedin Fringe Festival is over, leaving lasting impressions in the minds of Dunedin residents and visiting participants. Many events captured the public imagination the Night Vision…
Festival of Colour, a biennial Festival and celebration of the arts in Lake Wanaka - music, dance, theatre, visual arts - five days of inspiring performances and exhibitions by local, national and…
Courtesy of NZ Herald 06.10.2004 By Andrew Clifford Among the ominous, apocalyptic visions projected into Australian artist Susan Norrie's Undertow installation is a pink-toned image of a child…
Converge 05: Christchurch, New Zealand 29 May - 3 June 2005 New Zealand's first-ever national showcase and conference celebrating the convergence of creativity, technology and…
On a recent Empyre list Jeff Wall pointed out that the US Presidential Debate with its 32 page contract was, "designed to obfuscate and neutralize the candidates' differences". The following links…
Hot off the plate from the 36th Auckland International Film festival and Bro Town, Vela Manusaute is ready to take 'Taro King' to the Theatre capital of New Zealand, Wellington. TARO KING is a…
OFFSTAGE is an opportunity for new directors to present one-act plays under the mentorship of Shoreside Theatre artistic director Carol Dumbleton. OFFSTAGE is presented by Shoreside Theatre with…
PR Gallery exhibiting: SAFFRON LAURENCE-BADE SOLA LAURENCE-BADE The PR Gallery this week warmly welcomes sisters Saffron and Sola Laurence-Bade, two very talented female Maori artists.…
Portage Ceramic Awards 30 September 2004 Exotic, delicate and dramatic works are arriving at Lopdell House Gallery as it gears up for the fourth Portage Ceramics Awards. The event, New Zealand's…
&thesecondCourtesy of NZ Herald 05.10.2004 By MATHEW DEARNALEY Teenage actor Keisha Castle-Hughes has appeared in a music video by the rock megastar Prince, which depicts her character…
- they make dance disturbing, engaging and relevant. UYM Review, NBR, Sept 2003 THIS LIFE begins its journey in an empty clearing in the bush - you know the one - where the local kids would…