Exercise 1: Rights Audit
One aspect of managing your digital rights is knowing who has what rights, where, and for what.
New IIML Director
Author, poet, playwright, and scriptwriter Damien Wilkins will be the next director of Victoria’s International Institute of Modern Letters.
CNZ earthquake grants
Creative New Zealand has provided more than $290,000 in Earthquake Emergency Assistance Grants since December to support the arts in Christchurch.
NZ festival on Samoa TV
Fifty years of political independence and the signing of a Treaty of Friendship between NZ and Samoa will be celebrated with a NZ Film and Television Festival broadcast on Samoa TV.
Music films at festival
Seven music films at the The New Zealand International Film Festival 2012.
Utes and Ukes: Survivor
After taking in the wise counsel of industry experts at Survive & Thrive 2012, Claire Cowan and Kiri Schumacher emerged itching to unleash their 'amateur dramateurs' on the world stage.
Theatreview Weekly: 12/07/2012
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including The Amazing Bubble Man, Tusk Tusk, The Magic Chicken, and Young & Hungry 2012.
National Poetry Day 2012
New Zealand throws itself into the arms of bards on Friday 27 July – National Poetry Day.
TBI Q&A: Rob McLeod
Wellington painter Rob McLeod's large-scale multi-part paintings on shaped plywood have finally left the studio for his exhibition, Supporting Partick Thistle, at City Gallery Wellington.
Art in the Street SCAPE
The winning design for the inaugural Resene Art in the Street SCAPE Christchurch Murals project has been selected.
ScreenTalk: Ray Henwood
Ray Henwood, ONZM — father of Dai — arrived here from Wales just in time for the birth of professional theatre downunder.
Album release of prisoners’ songs
Songs From The Inside, Maori Television’s 13-part series following four top Kiwi musicians as they teach songwriting to prisoners, now has a 13-track album of the prisoners’ songs.