New Zealand’s first arts festival showcasing the abilities of more than 150 disabled artists will take place in Auckland in the aftermath of the Rugby World Cup from 28 to 30 October.
Ojeya Cruz Banks is one of three choreographers of Pacific Island descent taking on the Pacific Dance Choreographic Laboratory 2011.
Uni Shorts International Student Film Festival is open for submissions from current film students enrolled in tertiary study, as well as recent grads.
The line up has been announced for St Jerome’s Laneway Festival. he St Jerome’s Laneway Festival, which takes place on 30 January 2012 (Auckland Anniversary Day).
'Love Christchurch' is a compilation from Canterbury musicians to raise funds for building and operating a central rehearsal space for Christchurch.
Your nana probably told you not to put all your eggs in one basket. When it comes to your creative enterprise nothing could be truer.
Taupo is set to break its conservative mould this Labour Weekend, when sixteen of New Zealand’s leading street artists descend on the central North Island town.
Art Week Auckland showcases the city’s vibrant arts scene with 140 free events on from 13-23 October 2011.
Artstation’s latest exhibition, 'Kia Ora Koutou, Kia Ora Koutou, Kia Ora Koutou' is a collaborative print and artworks on paper installation involving 18 artists.
Interview with Sesilia Pusiaki Tatuila, one of three emerging to mid-career choreographers of Pacific Island descent take on the Pacific Dance Choreographic Laboratory.
SPADA, welcomes the Government’s announcement today lowering the Qualifying New Zealand Production Expenditure (QNZPE) threshold for feature films from $4 million per production to $2.5million.
Interview with Tepaeru-Ariki Lulu French, one of three emerging to mid-career choreographers of Pacific Island descent taking on the Pacific Dance Choreographic Laboratory 2011.