Wild Things
Exhibition by Madeleine Chld and Philip Jarvis from their Wild Creations residency, offered by the Department of Conservation and Creative New Zealand in 2010.
NZ film industry gets LA boost
Film New Zealand and Park Road Post Production are upping their presence in the American home of film-making, Los Angeles.
ScreenTalk: Leon Narbey
Acclaimed Director of Photography Leon Narbey has had a hand in many of New Zealand’s best known films.
2012 Dunedin Fringe Festival call for artists
The Dunedin Fringe Festival is calling for artists for the 2012 Festival in March.
Capital's arts and culture strategy
Starting Monday 19 September, anyone interested in the Wellington arts scene, creative industries, or in arts development can have their say on the draft Arts and Culture Strategy.
Inside Work: Toi Maori
In this week's Inside Work we highlight a variety of jobs and opportunities up and down the country, all of which have a connection with te ao Maori.
NZSO Brahmissimo!
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is to perform the major orchestral works of a single legendary composer in four back-to-back Wellington concerts in October.
Review: Cav & Pag
This is a must see show, especially for those of you who have never been to the Opera, these works offer an accessible and sweet introduction to the high musical art.
The Last Dogs of Winter at Toronto
New Zealand documentary feature The Last Dogs of Winter, debuted in Toronto in the weekend to a capacity audience.
APO dances to RWC tune
The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra entered into the spirit of the Rugby World Cup last Friday when it welcomed internationally renowned dance choreographer Royston Maldoom to New Zealand.
'Nuclear Family' awarded Best Stageplay (Script) at Moondance
‘Nuclear Family’, a new play by New Zealand writer Desirée Gezentsvey, has won the Atlantis Award for Best Stageplay (Script) at the 2011 Moondance International Film Festival.
Creatives shine at RWC opening
The Rugby World Cup 2011 Opening Ceremony will tell the story of New Zealand and its unique place in the Pacific and represent the coming together of countries from around the world.