Thankful and nervous, that’s how Keneti Muaiava describes his newest challenge - taking on the Pacific Dance Artist in Residence for 2011.
Moving is a documentary about a Korean immigrant family in the aftermath of the Christchurch earthquake. Renee Liang spoke to filmmaker Kiyong Park.
Sunday 31 July will be the first concert of the NOP orchestra, an orchestra based in Auckland and using joysticks to play sound and images.
Summary of a survey asking Auckland's creative community for feedback and ideas on how to make Auckland a world-class creative city.
Creative New Zealand is introducing two new initiatives to help maintain the health of Pacific heritage arts in New Zealand.
A range of jobs and opportunities with strong leadership qualities, as listed on The Big Idea recently.
Philip Patston shares his experience that, when things go wrong, they often do so because of what was or wasn't communicated.
Joanna Paul‘s screen career has seen her both in front of and behind the camera, and undertaking some of the most challenging Maori screen projects in New Zealand.
The Art & Industry Biennial Trust (producers of the SCAPE Christchurch Biennial of Art in Public Space) is holding an earthquake recovery auction on Saturday 6th August 2011.
Right from the outset, Jay Bizell (not his real name) has been highly motivated, taking on technical challenges that often scared him.
Louise Menzies is the fifth recipient of the Iris Fisher Scholarship, a Te Tuhi initiative that annually rewards an outstanding art student enrolled in an Auckland tertiary institution.
Auckland Art Fair offers under one roof a showcase of 600 contemporary artworks in Australasia today and a lively public programme to inform, educate and entertain.