Lowdown: Sentimentality vs Sustainability?
Heritage issues and news are at the forefront of the creative community, with questions raised and initiatives launched regarding our nation's taonga.
At What Cost - Can Live Performance Stand Up To Streaming?
With the rising cost of living posing a real threat to Aotearoa arts attendance, Adam Fresco asks if ticket prices for live productions are under threat from cheaper, online alternatives, such as streaming.
Iconic Auckland Venue Gets $30m Boost
'Save The St James' looks set to finally be a reality after local and central government step up to the plate in a big announcement.
Paula Harris: Why Her Message Matters
Poet Paula Harris was always unflinchingly honest in her mahi and in life - her passing has created even more of a need to talk about the uncomfortable topic of mental health.
Lowdown: Big Announcements & New Gigs For NZ Creatives
A plethora of local artists, performers, writers and creative minds have big news to share this week - we bring you what you need to know and celebrate.
How To Ace Your Application For Creatives In Schools
Whether you're a creative eager for a paid gig helping rangatahi - or a school that could use some artistic expertise to make a difference to your students - we've got tips and advice on how best to get funded.
Opinion: Creative NZ Needs Fixing
Are the grassroots of creativity being left to wither? Veteran arts writer Andrew Wood speaks from experience on his concerns about whether funding assessment is hitting the mark.
Art's Crucial Role In Addressing Sexual Assault
An emotional and harrowing first-person account from a creative who felt seen through the power of art - and the difficulty she had trying to get those who need to hear the story to take note.
Social Justice Artists At Risk
When artists expose and push back, they are often censored - or worse - jailed, according to a report calling for greater protection globally of creatives on the frontline.
The ‘Bugger All’ B.A. Fallacy: The Importance Of Keeping The Arts In Academia
A student perspective on the cuts threatening the creative programmes at Victoria University of Wellington - and why the fight for survival is so crucial.
Political Parties Respond To Arts and Culture Policy Queries
We promised we'd seek answers - here's where the leading contenders to decide Aotearoa's next government stand, 93 days out from the election and the reaction from creative community leaders.
VIDEO: Young Māori Creatives Shine Bright
VIDEO: Representation matters - Four talented wāhine explain why being authentic matters as they embrace Te Ao Toi by their own rules.