Berlin Visual Arts Residency
Auckland-born photographer Ben Cauchi has been awarded the 2012 Creative New Zealand Berlin Visual Artists Residency.
Semi-Permanent expands to 16 speakers
With a decade of events under its belt, Semi-Permanent is back with its 8th instalment.
TBI Q&A: Emma Giesen
Creative Capital Arts Trust establishment manager Emma Giesen talks about why the NZ Fringe Festival open platform is important as a catalyst for the arts sector.
Theatreview Weekly: 16/02/12
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Music and Me, The Motor Camp, Love is a Street Fight, and Should We Stay or Should We Go?.
Free of Charge - Letting Space
Free of Charge is a participatory artwork based on an airport security check procedure. Festival-goers pass through the procedure as part of their grounding in the Splore community.
Chocolate keyboard a winner
Alt Group’s quirky Xmas gift of a chocolate computer keyboard has gone platinum in the New York based Graphis 100 Best in Design 2012 awards.
Deck the Halls
Mark Amery writes of a necklace of jewellery exhibitions currently adorning Wellington.
Calligraffiti Upside Down
In this Design Assembly interview, Corinne Smith finds out more about the origins of Calligraffiti, an art form Niels ‘Shoe’ Meulman launched, that fuses calligraphy and graffiti.
Broomfield and Shatner films join Doc Edge 2012
Captain James T. Kirk interviewing Picard, Janeway and Sisko and the latest work of Nick Broomfield are two more Documentary Edge Festival highlights.
Last Footnote Dance for Tarrant
The founder/director of Footnote Dance, Deirdre Tarrant, has announced that she will present her final seasons for the company this year.
Adapting to the market in 2012
As long as we are not too slow to adapt to the market we will survive. What kind of adaption is required? Here are the four kinds recommended by Ande Schurr in How Freelancers Can Succeed.
New role at Film Auckland
A screen production attraction specialist, Harry Harrison, will join Film Auckland fulltime in April and will play an important role in supporting and growing the film industry in Auckland.