If you had to categorize Tiffany Singh’s work, it could be as installation art.
So in the midst of Auckland Council cracking down on all things Street Art around Auckland city, this wall came just in time!
"One of the areas of development that has really excited me over the last decade is the emergence of a new generation of young and confident artists of Pacific Island descent."
A relationship drama set in early 1990s Dublin, has won a Victoria University of Wellington student the annual David Carson-Parker Embassy Prize in Scriptwriting.
Wellington City Council’s Arts and Culture Strategy was signed off by Councillors at the Strategy and Policy Committee meeting. It will go to Council on 16 December for final approval.
"Artists from New Zealand are getting out and about and are in touch with global art practices as never before."
The public opening of the new Court Theatre on 10 December is a vital step towards restoring the cultural life of the people of Christchurch, says CNZ.
As part of The Big Idea’s celebration of ten years online, we challenged critic Mark Amery to sum up those years in the visual arts - in writing.
Four hundred invited guests celebrated the official opening of The Court Theatre at a black tie event last night.
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including The Beaten Track, Silent Night, The Twits, and Meat.
Mark Amery professes his love for a puddle in Civic Square - part of City Gallery Wellington’s Prospect exhibition.
We searched for months for the ‘right’ piece of music for The Big Idea's 10 year video and were delighted to hear Bright Idea by Andrew Keoghan. In this QnA we find out more about him.