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Samoa residency for Tiffany Singh

Samoa residency for Tiffany Singh

Installation artist Tiffany Singh will transform an abandoned site into a community hub as an artist-in-residence in Samoa.

Freelance Lessons Learned

Freelance Lessons Learned

Ande Schurr shares his 'lessons learned' from six years of freelancing and asks you to share yours.

Public Broadcasting

Public Broadcasting

The topic Reinventing Public Broadcasting will be tackled in the final Unitec Forum for the Future 2011 debate bringing together media practitioners, academics, students and a live audience.

Light box Pilgrimage

A new collaborative photographic exhibition by Andy Palmer and David Boyce will be unveiled on August 19 at the light boxes in Courtenay Place Park.

Photosynthesis 2011

Photosynthesis 2011

The public have an opportunity to look into the complex and often beautiful world of fine arts photography at the Whanganui UCOL Fine Arts Photography exhibition, Photosynthesis 2011.

UCOL hosts Top Art

Whanganui Quay School of the Arts hosts Top Art 2011 on its final stop of a five month tour of the country this week.

Hong Kong Festival NZ

Hong Kong Festival NZ

The third Hong Kong Festival includes a photo exhibition, movies, a trade and career seminar and business networking banquet.

Jem's Remixed Dreams

Jem's Remixed Dreams

As the 2011 Mix and Mash competition begins, last year's Supreme Remix winner Jem Yoshioka shares her remixing experience and offers some tips for this year's entrants.

ScreenTalk: Bill Ralston

ScreenTalk: Bill Ralston

Bill Ralston has had a long, varied, and sometimes controversial career in New Zealand media.

Toronto premiere for The Last Dogs of Winter

Toronto premiere for The Last Dogs of Winter

Costa Botes' documentary feature The Last Dogs of Winter will have its world premiere at the 36th Toronto International Film Festival.

HandShake

HandShake

HandShake is an innovative collaboration between 12 selected New Zealand jewellery graduates and the heroes that inspire them.

Diversity and Decay

Diversity and Decay

Philip Patston reveals a discovery that literally left him reeling for a moment - he's realised he needs to change his whole direction from helping people to grow, to letting them decay.