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ScreenTalk: Paul Norris

ScreenTalk: Paul Norris

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Christchurch shifting sounds

Christchurch shifting sounds

A University of Canterbury cultural studies researcher is studying how the musical personality of Christchurch has changed since the earthquakes.

Arts Fest Box: Week 2

Arts Fest Box: Week 2

One of the things I love about an Arts Festival is the feeling that, for a moment at least, the world has come to my city.

Walking, Talking and Eating... En Route

Walking, Talking and Eating... En Route

Promenade theatre indulges the senses, letting the audience step into a different world. Renee Liang talks about En Route and Walk Eat Talk.

Theatreview Weekly: 21/03/2013

Theatreview Weekly: 21/03/2013

A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including: In Absentia, Moana Pacific Dance Showcase and Virtuosi.

Visual Literacy in photography - By Pip Payne.

Visual Literacy in photography - By Pip Payne.

What is visual literacy and why has the term become more and more relevant.

WOMAD about Music

WOMAD about Music

MsBehaviour writes her round up of WOMAD NZ 2013, held in the beautiful Brooklands Park and Bowl in New Plymouth.

New arts crowdfunding website

New arts crowdfunding website

Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, Christopher Finlayson has welcomed Boosted, the Arts Foundation’s new philanthropic crowdfunding platform.

Turning passion into... a webseries

Turning passion into... a webseries

Fiona Milburn reviews Flat3, a new webseries and passion project from Ally Xue, JJ Fong, Perlina Lau and Roseanne Liang.

Creative Australia: the national cultural policy

Creative Australia celebrates Australia’s strong, diverse and inclusive culture.

Measuring the economic contribution of cultural industries

The study provides an exhaustive literature review of current methodologies.

Review: Hugh Masekela & La-33

Review: Hugh Masekela & La-33

Ben McNicoll reviews Auckland Arts Festival acts Hugh Masekela and La-33, and suggests organisers ask themseves "would you like to dance?"