Drive By Art is a public art programme which began last year. An initiative run by Wellington City Council's Community Arts Office, it saw banners featuring innovative summer designs by Wellington…
30 April - 9 May, 2004 AMC Great Northern, Cornerhouse, and other venues The 3rd Commonwealth Film Festival returns at the end of April with its most ambitious programme to date: twice as many…
Visions of Africa screens at Auckland Film Society with the support of Creative New Zealand. Visions of Africa film series opens Monday 10 May, 6:30 pm at the Rialto with Yeelen (Brightness),…
Courtesy of NZ Listener Mark Revington talks to Karyn Hay [writer]. Karyn Hay is one of two Buddle Findlay Sargeson Fellows for 2004, which means she gets $10,000 and use of a poky historic…
NZ Music Month on Radio Control means at least 50 per cent Kiwi music between 7am and 8pm each day throughout the entire month. NZ Music Week, though, will be 100 per cent Kiwi music between 7am and…
Christopher Vernon will be speaking on Roy Alstan Lippincott: From the Prairies to the Antipodes Thursday 29 April at 7:30 pm in the APEC room at Auckland Museum entry via East Door In…
Alternative Photography Exhibition @ Quay School of Art Gallery, Opens 19 July 5:30PM until 31 July 2004 c/o 7 Rutland Avenue, Wanganui, New Zealand Entry Fee: $5 NZ Residents, all others…
Birchville Cat Motel's music is deeply rooted in the New Zealand identity and landscape. The music is littered with recurring themes of isolation and rich desolation, native plants and animals, and…
ATTENTION ARTISTS! Registrations for the 2004 Dunedin Fringe Festival are now open! Deadline for Artist Registrations: 28 May 2004 The 2004 Registration Pack is available now on the Dunedin…
Loving me Loving You Loving Me, Loving You, a series of large photographic images by Ingrid Boberg showing at Whitespace 1 Morgan St, Newmarket Auckland 09 524 0644 April 17-May7 When the…
In 2003, Jenny Pattrick's first novel The Denniston Rose stormed onto the best selling list, followed quickly by its sequel Heart of Coal.
Tomorrow Never Knows - an installation by Stella Brennan Named after the Beatles' finest piece of pop psychedelia, Stella Brennan's installation, Tomorrow Never Knows, draws together geodesic…