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Future of Fringe, Cuba Carnival

Future of Fringe, Cuba Carnival

The Creative Capital Arts Trust has been established to run Wellington’s Fringe Festival and Cuba Street Carnival.

Auckland Art Fair 2011 launches waterfront venue

Auckland Art Fair 2011, the inaugural event at the new Viaduct Event Centre, was a focal point in the opening festivities for the Wynyard Quarter waterfront development.

'Mona Lisa' portrait wins IHC Art Awards

'Mona Lisa' portrait wins IHC Art Awards

Lower Hutt artist Stacey Hughes has won the IHC Art Awards 2011 and $5000 for a powerful portrait with a 'Mona Lisa' smile.

Artrium Gallery WOW exhibition

Artrium Gallery WOW exhibition

Artrium Gallery is now showing an extreme exhibition - WOW! - World of Wonderful ART!

Viva Eclectika 2011

Viva Eclectika 2011

Viva Eclectika, Aotearoa’s leading intercultural dance and music challenge, is set to explode on Saturday 27 August in Auckland as part of the New Zealand Diversity Forum.

Have your say on Generator

Have your say on Generator

We are planning the next ten topics for Generator, the online learning resource hub for creative people, and want to hear from you!

How creativity is changing China

How creativity is changing China

Will China move to export its culture (high value sectors) more effectively as a trade off for a shift from manufacturing?

Survive & Thrive 2011

There's nothing like being there - but here's some highlights from Survive & Thrive 2011 - Fuelling the Business of Creativity.

TBI QnA: Patrick Reynolds

Architectural and fine arts photographer Patrick Reynolds answers The Big Idea Community questions about his work.

Feast for Wellington Jazz fans

Wellington audiences will be treated to a feast of international jazz talent on Friday when the New Zealand School of Music present a Gala Jazz Concert in the Wellington Town Hall.

Artists share watercolourist prize

Artists share watercolourist prize

Three students from The University of Auckland’s Elam School of Fine Arts will share one of the country’s top prizes for watercolourists.

Off the beaten gallery track

Off the beaten gallery track

Mark Amery on a range of interesting exhibitions popping up in difficult to access places.