Mukpuddy Animation: The longest corner ever
Mukpuddy is an independent studio that has stubbornly worked through many set backs and false starts before finally getting the green light on their biggest project to date: The Barefoot Bandits
Amber Curreen: Changing the narrative
“It all starts with the language.” In the midst of organising this year’s Koanga Festival, Amber reveals the true nature behind her work at Te Pou.
Bye-Bye Barbara
We farewell Barbara Procter as she leaves her role as Regional Funding Advisor for Arts and Culture at Auckland Council.
On the Edges: West Coast Te Tai Poutini
In a series exploring the arts on New Zealand’s edges Mark Amery canvases the west.
Introducing Oliver Knust
Visiting NZ for the first time, Chilean promoter, manager and music video director, Oliver Knust is looking forward to speaking at this weekend's Going Global Music Summit
Tomm Stanley: Crafting a Business
"When opportunity is in front of you: first, do you see it? Second do you go for it? Third, can you handle the sacrifice that going for it might involve?" Tomm Stanley, owner Stonefield Music
Mardo El-Noor: Organised chaos
A self-proclaimed introvert, Mardo El-Noor says that his art is the crutch with which he can overcome his own perceived social limitations to fulfill his genuine interest in people and their stories.
WOW: Kickstarting Creative Careers
Ahead of the World of WearableArt event next month, we take a look at some of the creative career opportunities that are born out of this “platform of opportunity.”
The Big Idea Member Fund
Do you have a big idea? We are exploring an alternative democratic model for funding arts projects and we want your input.
Hannah Playhouse: Ticks all the boxes for Kathiy Watson
Hannah Playhouse General Manager has crafted her perfect role – it’s creative, there’s balance and flexibility, and she loves it.
Malika Tirolien: An unmissable voice
Danny McCrum leads a candid conversation with impressive vocalist and songwriter, Malika Tirolien.
CIRCUIT: The Thickness of Cinema
CIRCUIT presents their annual symposium and artist week in Christchurch this year with a sensory feast of film that will leave you considering some of the bigger social questions.