This generation is going to rule
In the latest Strange News blog from Mike Chunn he says we must give the new generation the platforms on which to stand and strut their stuff.
Artworks - A Celebration of New Zealand Art
The charity proceeds from all Artworks Exhibition sales will go to the Auckland Medical Research Foundation.
Drama therapy a powerful tool
Five years researching, devising and performing in the play Verbatim had a “massive impact” on her life, says Miranda Harcourt.
A Game of Two Halves
Game of Two Halves — The Art of the Cliché at the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts in Wellington where artists and visitors are invited to explore ideas around some of our favourite cliches.
Words Between Us
Going West - Alison Jones and Kuni Jenkins will speak to their exhibition ‘Nga Taonga Tuhituhi: archival images of the earliest Maori use of pen and paper'.
Performing arts at front of Q
Providing a long-awaited centre for the city’s performing arts, the Q Open Day on Sunday 28 August will give people their first glimpse of the venue.
Theatreview Weekly: 25/08/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Macbeth, Chalk, Tilt, and Waiting for Godot.
Cultural Storytellers: Philippa Pidgeon
Philippa Pidgeon talks about teaching dance as she prepares for Viva Eclectika this weekend, an intercultural dance and music challenge as part of the New Zealand Diversity Forum.
Reasons to Play
Renee Liang celebrates independent theatre – from the wondrous new Q to the tiny little theatre companies that continue to mushroom in garages and lounges around Auckland.
Perspective
It’s hard to believe it's been half a year since the February 22 quake. At times my reaction is “It feels like yesterday” and sometimes it feels like longer. Such is the nature of perception.
Neo-Colonial Extracts
The site of a failed resort development in the Cook Islands is the subject for Auckland-based artist Angela Tiatia's exhibition Neo-colonial Extracts at Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts.
From Prague to Auckland
From Prague to Auckland: The photography of Frank Hofmann (1916-89) will be mounted from 26 August – 29 October at the Gus Fisher Gallery.