Art a way back into the community
Connecting people with art and the community is a recurring subject for Chris Barrand in his life as an art tutor at Pablos Art Studios and Rimutaka Prison.
Inside Work: Digital Creatives
It's all about digital culture in this week's edition of Inside Work. Have a look at the following vacancies recently listed on The Big Idea.
Glorious romp in the basement
Richard Huber's rapid-fire and quick witted zeitgeist of the thirties comes to the big little city, as Glorious plays at The Basement from November 1st.
Farewell to treasured tribal expert
Creative New Zealand acknowledges with deep respect, the passing of kuia Emma Rogers (Te Whakatohea, Te Whanau-a-Apanui, Ngai Tahu) who died on Thursday morning.
Kiwi father-and-son creative team
A New Zealand father-and-son team continue to seek finance to greenlight their biopic based on the life story of Precious McKenzie.
Cancellation of 'An argument about the exportation of NZ film and TV'
New Zealand loves Film and Television but they love the Rugby more!
But wait, there's more
As we build up to our birthday in December we’d like to hear what The Big Idea means to you, how it has helped you, what you always look for and what has inspired you. And there are presents.
An argument about the exportation of NZ film and TV
Oliver Driver asks Robyn Malcolm, Andrew Szusterman and Tim Riley about 'the exportation of NZ film and TV'.
Theatreview Weekly: 20/10/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Rita And Douglas, Silent Night, Yo Future, and Jamie Bowen In Munfred Bernstein’s Cabinet Of Wonder.
Elevator Pitches for the Innovation in Giving Fund
Elevator pitches for Nesta's Innovation in Giving Fund - could be some great ideas on their video channel.
Arts in the draft Auckland Plan
The Creative Coalition working group has reviewed the draft Auckland Plan and prepared a summary and submission guide from an arts, heritage, culture and creative sector point of view.
Sudden gestures or noises
Sudden gestures or noises brings together the work of three artists at Artspace in an investigation of the 'gestural' possibilities of contemporary art.