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Maori visual artists residency

Maori visual artists residency

Maori carvers, printmakers, painters and fibre artists are invited to apply for the 2012 Toi Sqwigwialtxw artist’s residency in Washington, United States of America.

Here, There and Everywhere

Here, There and Everywhere

Mark Amery finds lots to think about in a show about time and place at The Dowse, Local Knowledge.

Dissolving Work into Play

Dissolving Work into Play

Tao Wells kicked up a vitriolic backlash of a storm in 2010 with his site-situated project The Beneficiary’s Office.

Special Feature: Festivals

Special Feature: Festivals

To make it easier for you to find festivals and ‘show ‘n tell’ your events, we are focusing on festivals in February and March.

ScreenTalk: Nicole Whippy

ScreenTalk: Nicole Whippy

Vivacious actor Nicole Whippy has created some memorable characters on our television screens.

Grants to improve access to arts

Arts organisations and venues will become more accessible this year, thanks to eleven grants provided by Creative New Zealand.

Waitakere Orchestra in Concert

Waitakere Orchestra in Concert

Top Australian pianist plays at Green Bay

The Italian Job

University of Waikato composers David Griffiths and Michael Williams will represent Oceania at the international Volcanic Lakes Festival in Italy this February.

Tatau Tatau E! Togetherness

Tatau Tatau E! Togetherness

Tatau Tatau E! Togetherness is the new name of a major event organised by Ngati Kahungunu Iwi which includes the Kahungunu Regional Kapa Haka Competitions.

Shifting Maori Stereotypes

Shifting Maori Stereotypes

Script to Screen Writer's Room: Shifting Maori Stereotypes into Truth - Are Maori filmmakers guilty of perpetuating stereotypes of Maori characters?

Stronge Buskers Festival

Stronge Buskers Festival

The 19th Stronger Christchurch World Buskers Festival organisers estimate the event brought smiles and laughter to more than 300,000 people.

The gift of quilting

The gift of quilting

The eight women meet in the car park at Arohata Prison. Carrying bags filled with fabric, they head to the prison gates ready for another quilting session with the women inside.