This year's Southside Arts Festival brings together a plethora of artistic excellence with new forms, activities and installations across the visual arts.
Louise Kellerman from Design Assembly looks at the updated designs for the New Zealand bank notes, to be released in late 2015.
Adnan Yildiz talks about research, collaboration and his vision for Artspace.
Arthur Meek on his upcoming theatre pieces - a restaging of his play Sheep, a development showing at ATC’s The Next Stage and touring schools piece Power Play.
Following a hugely successful year locally and internationally, Lorde has done it again taking out six Tuis at the 49th annual Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards.
The NZ Film Commission has welcomed the signing of the NZ-China Television Co-Production Agreement and announced two initiatives to support collaboration.
A script for the New Zealand television series Coverband has been commissioned by American broadcaster CBS.
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of A Christmas Carol, Pure And Deep, Famous Flora, and Rere Takiwa.
Mark Amery on trying to like Simon Denny’s The Personal Effects of Kim Dotcom and having trouble.
A bonus Episode, focusing on how we handle authorship in collaborative processes.
Southside Arts Festival director Olivia Taouma tells Dione Joseph how this year's 'Urbanesia' festival is breaking regional boundaries in innovative ways.
Rochelle Bright has been awarded a residency to write the libretto for an indie opera about a punk anarchist who blew himself up outside the police computer building in 1982.