Sydney-based expat choreographer Sue Healey has been at the forefront of Australian contemporary dance for the past two decades. Now, for the first time, she is bringing Fine Line Terrain Dance in…
Presenter: Time to talk about issues concerning Maori with Henare Te Ua, a long standing broadcaster. How are you Henare? Henare Te Ua (Maori issues correspondent): Very well indeed Eva, thank…
NZ Hip Hop Limited, in association with 95bfm & The Edge, is proud to host the 2003 Aotearoa Hip Hop Summit at The Edge in Auckland on October 10th & 11th, 2003.
te tuhi are seeking exhibition proposals for our Centre Gallery, Members Gallery and open air Sculpture Court for the 2004 Exhibition Programme. For information on how to submit a proposal go…
The annual Goldwater Art Award - a partnership created in 2001 between the Waiheke Community Art Gallery and Waiheke vintners Goldwater Estate - promotes excellence in the arts. Prize $3,000
Congratulations to Janet Frame, Michael King and Hone Tuwhare who have been recognised in the inaugural Prime Minister's Awards for Literary Achievement, held in association with Creative New…
W A I A T A Showcasing & celebrating Maaori music National Radio's Waiata will be broadcasting on Thursday nights at 9.06pm, showcasing a huge range of material from the wide world of…
Intersculpt2003 - The School of Design, Unitec and the Quay School of Fine Arts, Wanganui Ucol are sponsoring the NZ site of Intersculpt2003, organized by Marcus Williams and Brit Bunkley.
Auckland's newest public artwork, designed by designer/artist Caroline Robinson, is a loose coil of metal suspended lightly from the new Grafton Gully bridge. Fine strands, which pin the sculpture…
TUANZ Interactive Awards 2003 in association with Natcoll Design Technology - recognising and encouraging excellence in New Zealand's interactive and media design industry.
swim - an exercise in remote intimacy is a collage of immersive images, splashy flirtations, wet moments and deep encounters between fleshy cyber bodies that delves into the possibilities and…
Paper capable of playing videos has been invented at the Philips Research laboratory in Eindhoven, the Netherlands1. A single sheet looks pretty much like ordinary paper.