How to turn Te Papa into a Junk Shop
Courtesy of NZ Listener by William McAloon SO - YOU MADE IT?, by Judy Darragh, Te Papa, Wellington (until August 29). Judy Darragh could be seen as the ideal Te Papa artist. Her work mixes…
Opus Chamber Orchestra Concerts
June sees the first series of concerts of the OPUS Chamber Orchestra since the departure to Australia of Rita Paczian - our Musical Director until this year. This series of Concerts (June 19 in…
Winners of the NZ Professional Photography Awards 2004 Announced
Tears and Smiles as Winners Announced at the New Zealand Professional Photography Awards 2004 After intensive judging over Queen's Birthday weekend, the 2004 winners of the New Zealand…
Malcolm Harrison awarded the 1st CNZ Object Art Fellowship
Malcolm Harrison, the artist who designed and created a major multi-media artwork in the Galleria of the refurbished Parliament Buildings, has been awarded the inaugural $65,000 Creative New Zealand…
New Zealand/Cuban Film Festival Exchange Opens in Havana
Harry Sinclair represented his film at the inaugural New Zealand/Cuba Film Festival Exchange, organized by SI CUBANZ FILMZ and Instituto Cubano Artes y Industria de Cinematografia (ICAIC), which…
Exhibition "The Daydreamer"
The series of Art Works by Sarah Watson are quirky, wacky and broad without being disconnected from each other. The series infuses what could be best described as eccentric notions that merge with…
RE:COVERED // A history of New Zealand music cover design
Written, designed and compiled by Kelvin Hayes First Edition June 2004 What is New Zealand design? Does it have its own identity? Is it simply a cross section of outside inflences, borrowed…
Interview with Sydney-based NZ writer Stephanie Dowrick
Who are you anyway & what do you have to say? An exclusive (and inspirational) interview with Stephanie Dowrick by web site designer Orchard Somerville-Collie You were born in New Zealand. But…
Humiliation IQ and An Automatic Weapon
Humiliation I.Q. a new painting exhibition by Michael Morley Humilitation I.Q is an exhibition of paintings that explore the relationship between memory and cognition. Michael Morley asks 'How…
Miniatures -live snakes and ladders at TAPAC
Miniatures is a celebration of the little things, a search for what we value in a world of constant change. This is live snakes and ladders; a divinely packaged dance work where physicality and…
Carol Brown is awarded Dream Time Fellowship
UK-based NZ Choreographer Carol Brown has been awarded a Dream Time Fellowship which she will take up from June 2004. Nesta Dream Time Fellowships are made to leading individuals working in any area…
Dead End - NZ black comedy short film in International Festivals
A New Zealand short film described as 'a rock'n'roll funeral road trip complete with fast cars, penile dysfunction and small town scandal' has been accepted to the Sydney and Commonwealth…