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Te Houhi

Te Houhi

Te Houhi is inspired by the astonishing events from the tribal history of choreographer Maaka Pepene.

Best Practices for Prospect Research in Arts & Culture Fundraising

Given the current state of the economy and the fundraising outlook, many Arts organizations are focusing on ways to increase their fundraising results.

Sport a media spectacle

Media hype around big sporting events draws the crowds says a Victoria University researcher.

Luftballon

Luftballon

Jeff Clark fills us in on growing support from NZ and around the world for The Court Theatre in Christchurch - including patron of the fundraising appeal Dame Maggie Smith.

Design behind RWC trophies

Design behind RWC trophies

A design from Dave Hakaraia is behind the piece of New Zealand every man-of-the-match at a Rugby World Cup game will be taking home.

Circa Theatre reaches blind audience

Circa Theatre reaches blind audience

Circa Theatre is reaching a new audience with its first audio-described performance of Roger Hall’s hit comedy Four Flat Whites in Italy on 5 October.

Appliances inspire artist

Appliances inspire artist

Inspired by everyday utilitarian objects, Matt Henry's new exhibition User Friendly will open at Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts on 24 September.

Les Kidams - Eighth day

Les Kidams - Eighth day

On September 24, the day of the much anticipated All Blacks versus France match, a New Caledonian street art company Les Kidams will perform free of charge at the Auckland Viaduct.

Pacific Dance Choreographic Lab

Pacific Dance Choreographic Lab

Pacific Dance New Zealand in association with DANZ, Creative New Zealand and Auckland Council have announced the successful applicants to the 2011 Pacific Dance Choreographic Laboratory.

Pacific Dreams in Show Me Shorts Film Festival lineup

Pacific Dreams in Show Me Shorts Film Festival lineup

Pacific Dreams was a recent winner at the 2011 Rhode Island International Film Festival.

Norm Heke: OMGs

Norm Heke: OMGs

Digital artist/photographer Norm Heke's exhibition at Pataka Gallery depicts Maori Gods in the 21st Century, using 3D and flip effect (lenticular) technology.

From There to Here

From There to Here

From There to Here - 1,000 Years of Navigation at Carter Observatory in Wellington navigates traditional stories of the stars.