David Parrish travels the world talking about the business of creativity. We talk to him as he visits New Zealand.
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of The Disaster Brothers, Te Manawa, and The F Word.
The Cultural Office of the French Embassy in NZ and Auckland University of Technology are pleased to announce the first recipients of the newly created Te Ataata Residency programme.
Great Matariki, writes Mark Amery, but where are our Maori critics and journalists?
The Arts Council has committed a further $10.5 million to 26 arts organisations in its latest multi-year investment funding round.
Julia Parnell runs Notable Pictures, and is the producer behind the offbeat Wayne Anderson: Singer of Songs and diversity series Both Worlds and Arranged.
Online Coaching in Visual Arts
A conceptual off-world colonisation project represented by a flag and a media release by artist Bronwyn Holloway-Smith has won the National Contemporary Art Award hosted by Waikato Museum.
Works by a former methamphetamine addict, a university professor, a monk, two vicars, a documentary film maker and a mental health commissioner are among the finalists.
The Top 20 songs in line for the 2015 APRA Silver Scroll Award have been announced, featuring some of the biggest names in music alongside the new blood of New Zealand’s songwriting community.
Despite the groundswell of great music in 1981 the APRA Silver Scroll Award was not presented. APRA AMCOS have announced it will be retrospectively presented this year.
Andrew Caisley from Auckland has been appointed a member of the Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa.