Rekindling Resourcefulness
“What does the world need? Not more stuff. I’m purposefully not selling stuff.“ Juliet Arnott, founder of social enterprise Rekindle shares the backstory to her latest project Resourceful Ōtautahi.
Climate Change takes centre stage
The Actors' Program brings you Earthquakes in London, an epic play that goes straight to the heart of how climate change affects our lives, relationships and how we think about the future.
Stephen Gallagher: Learning from failure
"A cup of tea...that's a good metaphor for my career so far." Composer Stephen Gallagher sums up his stellar career as like striving to make the perfect cup of tea.
Ellen Melville Centre: Creating community in inner-city Auckland
Following a multi-million dollar refurbishment, Auckland’s Ellen Melville Centre is open for business, offering a place to meet, share ideas, learn and grow and to support the local arts community.
Rui Peng: The challenges of the social entrepreneur
‘How can I align my deepest desire with the world’s deepest need?’ This is the question that guides designer, Rui Peng, on his quest to become a true social entrepreneur.
The Exhibit: Taking the exhibition experience online
Zinnia O’Brien is the co-founder of The Exhibit, a soon to be launched online art exhibition platform. She talks to us about the evolving art market, and her inspiration and vision for the site
The Perfectionist Trap
A reminder from those you likely admire about getting caught in the perfectionist trap.
The Perfectionist Trap
A reminder from those you likely admire about getting caught in the perfectionist trap.
Graeme Cowley: Having an eye on the film industry...
Graeme Cowley is a cinematographer with an impressive line-up of features to his credit including Smash Palace, Utu, and Carry Me Back.
Young women speak their truth on Shakespeare’s stage
150 high-school students from six different schools participated in Voice on Our SOUL at the Pop-Up Globe telling their stories of growing up as women.
Advocating for the Arts
Mark Amery on priorities for the new government from the arts sector
Nadia Reid: A Songwriters Truth
“It’s not like I’m selling soap or something. I’m selling my whole existence and it’s a vulnerable place to be.” Nadia Reid on the blessings and the burden of being a songwriter.