Feeling the COVID-19 Pinch
So many artists having their livelihoods impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. One of them opens up on what it’s like and what help - if any - he’s found.
Where is the Emergency Arts Industry Package?
This COVID-19 Special sees Mark Amery stand up for the arts community and dedicate the weekly arts news bulletin to what you need to know.
Keep Calm and Sell Art
With the daunting reality of coronavirus kicking in, international gallerist Michael Reid offers tips to get on with the job and to survive the forthcoming market dip.
How to Unleash Your Creativity
Two of the judges for the Hnry Awards give their insights into why creativity and experimentation are important to your career - no matter the industry.
Word on the Street: The Home Edition
A gig guide with a difference - it features exactly zero gigs. Dominic Hoey’s found the best options for self-quarantine or just a quiet weekend in.
The Truth Will Guide the Way
Passionately traditional and unapologetically confronting - like the stars that inspire her mahi, Nikau Hindin is shining a light on a controversial topic.
Going Viral Despite the Virus
In this week’s arts media news bulletin, Mark Amery writes about how the arts are responding creatively to the coronavirus.
Why Emilia is a Must
The farewell show of Auckland’s Pop-up Globe is ironically a long overdue one that puts a woman’s voice to the forefront, writes Kate Powell.
Built on Toi
The next wave of Māori artists are part of an evolution that is grounded in the revolutionary beginnings of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.
Under Pressure, the Only Way is Up
After a decorated career in arts leadership in New Zealand, we track Rhana Devenport’s challenging journey since leaving Aotearoa.
The Big Idea’s Big Changes
International Women’s Day is being honoured with a spotlight on a recent ground-breaking move from The Big Idea board.
The Mic is Yours
Dominic Hoey’s wise words for poets and writers of all styles - and where they can jump on stage to get those pesky words out of their heads.