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Utes and Ukes: On the road

Utes and Ukes: On the road

With their ukes stringed for the road trip and the yellow polka-dot bikini and yellow parka packed for all weather, Claire Cowan and Kiri Schumacher head to Taranaki for WOMAD NZ.

Hawke's Bay Museums Trust appoints General Manager

Hawke's Bay Museums Trust appoints General Manager

Genevieve Beech has been appointed as General Manager of the Hawke’s Bay Museums Trust /Ruawharo Ta-u-rangi.

NZ at Festival of Pacific Arts

NZ at Festival of Pacific Arts

About 100 Maori and New Zealand-based Pacific artists will represent Aotearoa alongside 27 other Pacific nations at the 11th Festival of Pacific Arts 2012.

The Artist Nemo - Building His Brand and His Business

The Artist Nemo knows how to build his brand through social media

If 2012's Oscar-nominated movie posters told the truth

In the interests of transparency, we've shopped the posters for this awards season's biggest movies so they're a little more honest about their content.

Music Matters

Music Matters

It’s a rare breed that doesn’t automatically, intrinsically, understand that music matters, says Mike Chunn in his latest Strange News blog.

Andrew Taylor on the business of arts & culture

A marketing professor in the Wisconsin School of Business loves to share arts marketing materials in his straight-up MBA classes, just so he can mock them publicly.

Patrick Hall on branding the individual

Patrick Hall, artist/designer/maker in conversation with Michele McGinity about the notion of the individual as brand.

Enchant the brand

The key to a more coherent branding strategy could lie in a clear-eyed view of the brand ‘personality’ of an arts company.

TBI Q&A: Abby Cunnane

TBI Q&A: Abby Cunnane

We hear from 'The Obstinate Object: Contemporary New Zealand Sculpture' co-curator Abby Cunnane.

Mt Zion filming begins

Mt Zion filming begins

Singer Stan Walker makes his acting debut playing the lead role in feature film Mt Zion, which started shooting on March 12 in the Pukekohe area.

ScreenTalk: Ian Hughes

ScreenTalk: Ian Hughes

Ian Hughes: on playing the sad clown.