Photographs of Auckland taken with disposable cameras will feature prominently in Waiheke Art Gallery's Landscape and Memory exhibition in the first week of the 2004 Auckland Festival of…
Courtesy of NZ Listener by Anthony Byrt 11 COLOUR PLATES, by Yvonne Todd, Ivan Anthony Gallery, Auckland (to May 29). It might seem hasty to say that Yvonne Todd is the best New Zealand artist…
Final year Elam students, Conor Clarke, Ceili Murphy, and Matt Ross expose their unique view of New Zealand's landscape through a lens at their Breaking In photography exhibition at the Artstation…
Exquisite: Box of Birds Project for the Art Box Wellington waterfront between Te Papa and Circa theatre Monday 17 - Saturday 29 May How do you fit five artists in a box? The group's name…
Polyphusion 2004 a free concert of local Pacific Island and Maori bands, on Saturday 29 May, Cathedral Square, from 2pm - 5pm, will bring a mix of styles and experience from Christchurch's finest…
Broadcast journalists were recognised tonight (Friday 14th March) for their contribution to New Zealand arts journalism at the Qantas Media Awards 2004. Creative New Zealand has been sponsoring the…
Courtesy of NZ Herald 15.05.2004 By Linda Herrick Be afraid. No, really. Comedians Jemaine Clement and Taika Cohen (Right), who work under the collective moniker the Humourbeasts, want to petrify…
This year, Flying Nun presents its very first DVD titled, Very Short Films cited for release on May 10th, 2004. It contains a mammoth 41 videos produced for Flying Nun Records artists from 2004 back…
Three of New Zealand's leading furniture designers presented their work to an international market at the Salone del Mobile - the world's largest furniture fair - in Milan last month. David…
The Art Box Project FINAL call for proposals closes May 26th 2004 The Art Box is a public art project in the form of a 1m3 perspex box, within which artists install works in a range of media. The…
Amplifier in association with the Auckland Art Gallery bring you shows from acclaimed New Zealand musicians, on two consecutive Saturdays, May 15 and 22, to celebrate New Zealand Music Month.
Courtesy of NZ Listener By William McAloon You can barely turn around at the moment without hearing some fresh good news about the cultural and economic significance of the creative industries…