Taku Mauri Ohooho
Taku Mauri Ohooho Presented by: The Arts Post 120 Victoria Street, Hamilton A complilation of works by Artists: Ngaahina Hohaia, Kate Souness & Regan Balzer Exhibition Dates: September…
Artists take up first Creative New Zealand residencies in Asia
Courtesy of TV3News Newsreader (Sarah Bradley): Two Dunedin artists will soon find inspiration a long way from home as they take up artist residencies in Asia. It's the first time New…
Shirin Neshat in New Zealand
Courtesy of NZ Herald Shirin Neshat, photographer and film maker regrets not making it to NZ for her show Through the Eyes of Shirin Neshat at Auckland Art Gallery but she has some interesting…
Glenn Colquhoun in Wellington
A Passionate Remedy: Glenn Coloquhoun City Gallery Wellington, Friday 27 August, 1 pm Earlier this year the $60,000 Prize in Modern Letters was awarded to Northland doctor and poet Glenn…
Fiona Jack and the American blind spot
Courtesy of National Radio - "What's going on" - 25/08/04 New Zealand artist Fiona Jack is currently studying at CalArts in LA. She talks to Lynn Freeman about the lack of political commentary in…
Vodafone Music Awards Finalists Announced
The Vodafone NZ Music Awards are presented by the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ) and are held annually to celebrate the achievements of New Zealand musicians, primarily in the…
Going West Going Strong
Going West Going Strong
Fantastic Stuff- Leo Bensemann gets his cult following
Courtesy of NZ Listener Fantastic Stuff by Greg O'Brien Since his death, visual artist Leo Bensemann has acquired something of a cult following. In his Oscar acceptance speech earlier this…
Brad McGann - In My Father's Den
Courtesy of NZ Screen Director's Guild Take Issue 37 Interview Brad McGann - Writer/Director of In My Father's Den Shonagh Lindsay: Maurice Gee's book, In My Father's Den, was published in 1972…
Producers needed to manage NZFC digi features scheme
A list' film festivals such as Melbourne, Edinburgh, Berlin, Telluride, Venice and Hamburg, as well as established festivals such as Rotterdam and Sydney are all now accepting films shot and…
Urban myths and the et al legend
National Business Review 20-08.04 by John Daly-Peoples The controversy surrounding the decision to send the artist known as et al to the Venice Biennale has resulted in a great deal of…
Phil Dadson: Polar Projects
In one intense week of camping out with science teams in the Taylor and Garwood Dry Valleys, Dad