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Jo says Yo to the Future

Jo says Yo to the Future

Never one to fit into boxes, Jo Randerson's a natural fit for collaborating with youth for Yo Future.

Billy T Award 2015 nominees

Billy T Award 2015 nominees

Solid growth of emerging talent in the local comedy industry leads to 22 applicants vying to be one of just five nominations for the 2015 Billy T Award.

Vodafone NZ Music Awards finalists

Vodafone NZ Music Awards finalists

Lorde and Sol3 Mio Top 2014 Tuis charge, Tui stalwarts take out Legacy Award.

Theatreview Weekly: 16/10/2014

Theatreview Weekly: 16/10/2014

The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of Tama Ma, Tertiary Colours 2014, Kafka’s Amerika, and The Last Letter.

Multi-platform docos funded

Multi-platform docos funded

A new collaboration between NZ On Air and the NZ Film Commission will produce three feature-length documentaries for cinema, television and online release.

A new future for Katherine Mansfield Menton Fellowship

A new future for Katherine Mansfield Menton Fellowship

The Winn-Manson Menton Trust has joined with the Arts Foundation of NZ to set up a permanent capital fund to secure the Katherine Mansfield Menton Fellowship.

ScreenTalk: Murray Grindlay

ScreenTalk: Murray Grindlay

Murray Grindlay first rose to prominence as lead singer for 60s blues band The Underdogs. Since then he has written the music for a number of feature films and commercials.

Performance Ethics Episode 4: Community engagement

Performance Ethics Episode 4: Community engagement

This episode explores the issues that research and residencies with communities brings up and how community arts projects can be approached.

TBI Q&A: Alexa Wilson

TBI Q&A: Alexa Wilson

Berlin based performance artist and choreographer Alexa Wilson shares her reflections on the NZ dance scene after returning home to present two works at the Tempo dance festival.

NOT my day job | HR Dancer

NOT my day job | HR Dancer

In the latest NOT my day job series we speak to Parvathy Krishna, Human Resources Advisor at Fonterra by day, and Bharatanatyam dancer by night.

Tribute: Professor Jonathan Ngarimu Mane-Wheoki

Tribute: Professor Jonathan Ngarimu Mane-Wheoki

Curator, academic and art historian Professor Jonathan Ngarimu Mane-Wheoki (1943 – 2014)

Exhibit B: A personal response

Exhibit B: A personal response

The ‘human zoo’ exhibition by Brett Bailey may not be a regular topic of conversation at the New Zealand dinner table…maybe it should says Dione Joseph.