Ministers delighted with Wartime Memories Campaign
Government Ministers Marian Hobbs and Judith Tizard today oversaw the handover to the Alexander Turnbull Library of several hidden treasures already uncovered in a national campaign to preserve New…
Music Department Saved
A donor recently agreed to give almost a million dollars to save the Music Department at the University of Sydney after seeing a screening of the documentary Facing the Music at the 2001 Sydney…
Indigenous Carvings for export
Willow Creek Studio of Glen Massey, North West of Hamilton has just succeeded in a proposal to an English based company to export a container of Fibrosa, chainsaw carved garden sculptures for the…
CollaboratioNZ
CollaboratioNZ was established as a charitable trust in 1998 with the main aim of organising a biennial conference to promote multi-media collaboration, exploration and networking. With assistance…
Launch of Register of Historic Places and Historic Areas
The Associate Minister of Arts, Culture and Heritage, Judith Tizard today launched Rarangi Taonga, the on-line Register of Historic Places, Historic Areas, Wahi Tapu and Wahi Tapu Areas at Old St…
Toi Iho Maori Made Mark
The Toi Iho Maori Made Mark, a promotional initiative recognising Maori art and artists, was launched recently at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki. The initiative involves a registered trade…
Aotearoa Graffiti Artists
We are a collective of Auckland-based graffiti artists specialising in large wall production, commission work and also organising Aotearoa's premier graffiti event Disrupt The System as part of the…
Ko Tahu, Ko Au
New book by Hana O'Regan on Kai Tahu identity
Waiata of Bob Marley - Ruia & Ranea
From the early 70s when Bob Marley's songs were first heard on radio and his subsequent tour to New Zealand in 1979, the influence of Bob Marley's music has always been strong amongst Maori.