The Dharma of Max Gimblett
One of Aotearoa’s sons came home to a heartfelt honouring of his talent. The Big Idea was there to celebrate a man guided by passion and compassion in his creative output.
No words
Prof Peter O’Connor: The arts will be the way we resist and claim back the spirit of who and what we might be as a nation.
Arts Smarts: How to make working remotely work for you
Have you heard of 'Hermit Habits'? Sam Grover shares some smart advice on how to be productive and look after your well-being as a remote worker.
How to make working remotely work for you (From the Archives)
Working from home your new norm? In the face of COVID-19, here's Sam Grover's smart advice on how to be productive and look after your well-being as a remote worker.
Kia Kaha Christchurch, Kia Kaha Aroha
In the light of yesterday's horrible attacks on our Muslim community in Christchurch, we will not post a story today.
How to best promote your work when you’re a reluctant self-promoter
Lynnaire MacDonald offers 5 strategies that may help you to grow your audience and promote yourself
Lowdown #37: Riots & Rebels
Stained glass windows on a ferry, shifts in Wellington, and theatre becoming a rather heated forum in Auckland and Christchurch. Mark Amery’s arts media Lowdown packs a punch this week
It’s coming to the OFFSTREETS!
Introducing the program for a festival like no other! (In partnership with CCAT)
Don’t ban Michael Jackson’s music – talk about the accusations
Everybody's Talkin'. Our friends at Artshub have just posted this.
The Colours of Francis Upritchard
Ellen Falconer catches up with the great expat artist and uncovers her early precarious years squatting in London, her love of colourful community, and what draws her back to Aotearoa each year.
Who Got the Gig? Alice Hutchison
Emanuella de Ruiter catches up with the recently appointed director about her enthusiasm for supporting emerging artists, and learns how her degree lead her to an international career.
Advice to my 22 year-old self: Amanda Billing
Amanda reflects that she may have arrived here faster with hindsight. Maybe.