Self-taught artists will be represented in Make/Believe, an exhibition presented by Arts Access Aotearoa at Bowen House.
The Child Jumpers ‘fad’ mockumentary became the latest short film to win the Grand Champion title at the 2011 V48Hours Final.
One of the weird things about creativity is that it is recognised after it happens. Where does creativity come from?
Many jewellers have commissioned photographers to document and present their work and Eye Catch presents a number of examples of this relationship.
The genesis of story: inspiration, hard work…and maybe a little bashing…
Artstation’s latest exhibition opening on 13 July is Creative Trespass: Terms of Engagement. It features artists, Dieneke Jansen, Allan McDonald and Layne Waerea.
Formerly known as the Qantas Film and Television Awards, the Awards are back in 2011 but with a fresh look and a new name - the Aotearoa Film & Television Awards (AFTAs).
Children of all ages will be rocking out to the nonsense lyrics of The Owl and the Pussycat, the Jumblies, the Alphabet, and Calico Pie.
Creative technology might not seem the most likely fit with the sweat and grunt of an All Black scrum at Rugby World Cup 2011.
Philip Patston talks about funding a personal creative project, starting a unique ability arts movement in New Zealand and rethinking funding processes for an uncertain future.
The University of Auckland is hosting the Australasian Computer Music Conference.
Sir James Wallace talks about the rewards of supporting the arts and his concerns that few of the younger generation are becoming arts philanthropists.