Nominations for the bNet Music Awards 2004
Just announced! The nominees for the 2004 Bnet awards: Online voting closes 27 August 2004. The winners are announced Friday 10th September and will be posted on this site on Monday 13th…
Shane Cotton Vampire: A Seminar
Auckland Art Gallery Auditorium Saturday 24 July 10.00 - 3.00 Shane Cotton's paintings read through F.W. Murnau's seminal horror film Nosferatu, 1922 We have invited four commentators to read…
With a wing and a prayer
Courtesy NZ Herald 14.07.2004 By Linda Herrick Their wings span 4m across, yet these birds will never fly. Instead, four massive stainless steel albatrosses created by Auckland sculptor Greer…
Eclective presents High Density at Canary Gallery
HIGH DENSITY Opening Tuesday 20 July 5:30pm 21 - 31 July 2004 Canary Gallery, 214 Karangahape Road, Auckland Open Tuesday - Saturday 11am-6pm This show brings together the work of five…
Onefest 2004 July 21st- 24th
Got a Onecard? Then you've automatically got VIP entry to Radio One's exclusive four-day party, and it's going to be GIGANTIC!!! From Wednesday July 21st to Saturday 24th you'll be treated to some…
Action - Join the dinner party
Four characters, a Christmas tree and a total lack of conversation all equals Action - a surreal comedy by Pulitzer Prize winner Sam Shepard. Theatre Pataphysical is proud to bring the premier of…
Tony de Lautour survey at Sofa Gallery
Tony de Lautour was born in Melbourne, Australia in 1965. His parents then moved to New Zealand where he was raised and educated. The artist graduated from the University of Canterbury School of…
Jill Sorensen's Synthesizer at Whitespace
"My paintings explore these concerns through both material and process. My 'paint' is a synthetic, hi-tech development of encaustic, the ancient painting technique in which pigment is bound in a mix…
Artists gather to celebrate human rights
A benefit concert for the family of Ahmed Zaoui will be held in Wellington, Sunday 1st August at the Opera House. Leading musicians and performers have offered their services free to make The Zaoui…
Art of fresh thinking
Courtesy NZ Herald 14.07.2004 By Professor John Morrow Today's school leavers face some tough decisions about their future. Student debt is spiralling, job insecurity is increasing, there is a…
Building New Zealand on-line
After nearly ten years , Paul Reynolds, long time internet commentator for National Radio Nine 'till Noon show is switching off his microphone to concentrate on developing internet projects,…
Auckland City seeks input from creative practitioners
Auckland City Council is currently researching Auckland city's creative industries sector to better understand and support the industry. This research will contribute to the development of an action…