Shooting Back
Mark Amery on art considering its own role in the web of media in our lives.
University of Canterbury architect in residence
The University of Canterbury has appointed Christchurch architect Tim Nees as the inaugural Architect in Residence within its College of Engineering.
NZ films selected for Toronto
The Dark Horse, What We Do In The Shadows and The Dead Lands will screen in the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival.
Taking NZ stories on tour
In the first in a series of interviews with NZ artists at Edinburgh 2014, Dione Joseph talks to Mark Westerby about getting 'match-fit' for the world stage.
Digital puppetry
Johann Nortje talks about the brave new world of digital puppetry, and the upcoming Galloping Tales show at Pick n Mix.
The audience as community
Anna Jackson shares tips from local experts on how to gather and engage with your audience community.
Nelson Arts Festival turns 20
The Nelson Arts Festival’s 20th anniversary programme has landed.
Magic & Comedy
"Performing Magic has taken me around the world and is such a cool job. I get to amaze and scare people for a living," says comedian magician Jarred Fell.
Theatreview Weekly: 07/08/2014
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of Allegro, Terror Highway, Mana Wahine, and An Unseasonable Fall of Snow.
Talking Back: NZ in Edinburgh
Dione Joseph invites us to experience and enjoy New Zealand at Edinburgh through her ‘blurry and biased lenses'.
NZ momentum at Edinburgh
It's a big year for NZ at Edinburgh, with more than 200 artists invited. Jude Chambers, CNZ international special projects manager, tells us what was involved to make it happen.
Richard Driver new Greenstone TV managing director
Richard Driver has been appointed the new managing director of New Zealand's Greenstone TV.