Cult Couture 2011
For the 10th year running, Manukau welcomed its "crown jewel" event, the Cult Couture Fashion Awards Show, back for the Southside Arts Festival 2011.
Bringing diversity to the screen in 2012
Over $8 million dollars has been invested in 147 hours of special interest and arts/culture programmes.
TBI Q&A: Deborah White
This week we hear from Deborah White, Director Whitespace & trustee NZCAT delivering Art Week Auckland & Auckland Art Fair.
UCOL fashion student shows at Style Pasifika
Designs by UCOL second year Bachelor of Fashion student Laura Volp are featuring in a fashion extravaganza in Auckland – this year’s Westfield Best of Style Pasifika NZ 2011 show.
Cultural Storytellers: Mike Hudson
A Thousand Hills playwright Mike Hudson talks about retelling the real-life story of Rwandan genocide survivor Francois Byamana.
Frangipani the Fairy's Great Southside Adventure!
It's WiLd. It's WaCkY. It's Family FuN. You will be taken on a family Performing Arts adventure set through out one of Auckland's well kept secrets, the Botanic Gardens Manurewa!
Sculpture gifted to Wanganui
A generous benefactor has ensured the purchase of the ‘Mountains to Sea’ sculpture and its continuing presence on the Whanganui Riverbank.
Inside Work: Awards
Awards for writing, research and art are the focus of this weeks edition of Inside Work:
Sculpture in the Gardens
Sculpture in the Gardens at Auckland Botanic Gardens is a four month exhibition of 21 large scale sculptures by top New Zealand artists on a 2km garden trail.
ScreenTalk: Paul Gittins
Actor Paul Gittins is best known for his portrayal of Dr Michael McKenna, the original clinic director, on the long-running soap opera Shortland Street.
Arohanui - The Greatest Love
Arohanui – The Greatest Love combines the drama, beauty, uniqueness and energy of several traditional and contemporary Maori performing arts.
What goes around, comes around
In 2011, the support structure (let’s call it) for musicians at school is growing in leaps and bounds. Why? Well – they’ve been there too, says Mike Chunn.