More than $21,000 will be donated to the Christchurch Earthquake Mayoral Relief Fund.
Simon Denny, Alicia Frankovich, Kate Newby and Sriwhana Spong have been nominated for the $50,000 contemporary art award.
NZ director and writer Kirstin Marcon talks about her first feature 'The Most Fun You Can have Dying', based on NZ author Steven Gannaway's novel 'Seraphim Blues’.
Blair French has been announced as the curator of the 7th SCAPE Christchurch Biennial of Art in Public Space
The winner of the third annual Taite Music Prize 2012 is Unknown Mortal Orchestra for their self-titled album released on Seeing Records.
Within 24 hours, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki has been the recipient of three national awards.
In the fifth Annual National Museum Awards, Waikato Museum was awarded the Project Achievement Award: Exhibition Excellence – Social History.
The New Zealand short film – Night Shift, written and directed by Zia Mandviwalla, has been chosen to compete for the 2012 Short Film Palme d’or
Twenty projects have been recognised in the 2012 New Zealand Architecture Awards.
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Other People’s Wars, Nucking Futs, Everything She Ever Said To Me, and You Can Always Hand Them Back.
A chat with Kitan Petkovski and Rochelle Bright from Massive Company.
Auckland War Memorial Museum has earned New Zealand a major win at the 2012 Museums and Web Awards in San Diego.