The 2011 Creative Commons Global Summit will be held in Warsaw, Poland, Some CC affiliates in Asia are hosting a poster design competition for the summit.
We’re being spoiled for choice when it comes to local design events. Or are we?
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Glorious, Calendar Girls, The Factory, and The Gruffalo.
A quick QnA with filmmaker Florian Habicht, who recently returned from his year in New York with his latest film Love Story.
A fashionable field that began with 58 competing designers, and was whittled down to a Top 10 by an expert judging panel, has now been further refined by popular choice to reveal the Top 3.
Winning New Zealand’s oldest book prize is no mean feat, but NorthTec Applied Writing tutor, Diana Menefy has pulled it off.
Play It Strange CEO Mike Chunn will be blogging on The Big Idea from his world of young singer/songwriters in New Zealand and their evolving, exciting world of original song.
Master photographer Ollie Dale has been awarded the prestigious James White Overseas Study Grant.
Judy Callingham has had a long and varied television career as a reporter, presenter and writer for many NZ classics including The Billy T James Show.
Creative New Zealand has approved more than $100,000 in the latest round of eight earthquake emergency assistance grants to help re-establish an active arts scene in Christchurch.
NZ On Air has announced new programmes supported by its Platinum Fund for screening in 2012.
The premiere season of A Thousand Hills, an exploration of the beauty and terror of a life lived in exile, comes to the Herald Theatre from October 20.