Te Taumata Exhibition Series, featuring mixed media artist Rona Ngahuia Osborne, is Artstation’s latest and opens on 21 June, as part of Matariki Festival 2011.
The New Zealand Film Commission has released its Statement of Intent for 2011- 2013.
Artist Gill Gatfield has won a $35,000 Smales Farm public art competition with her entry ‘Silhouette’, which she will carve from a single giant slab of black granite.
Manukau Institute of Technology Faculty of Creative Arts is offering one free full scholarship to the MIT Certificate of Photography to a budding photographer.
Renee Liang explores how social media could enhance writing.
A variety of jobs and opportunities spotted in The Big Idea's 'Work' section this week.
A forum at Victoria University will bring together stakeholders from industry, parliament, the state sector and academia to try and identify practical policy options to sustain public TV.
About 3000 works by 475 artists have been selected from the 675 artists who submitted work for the New Zealand Art Show 2011.
The self-taught art skills and practice of prisoner Rawiri (not his real name) at Auckland Prison offers new insights into the rehabilitative value of the arts in prisons.
Engaging audiences in the co-creation of art will be one of themes explored at this year’s 21st Century Arts Conference in Auckland on 23 and 24 June.
This exhibition draws its inspiration directly from the pages of Vogue New Zealand, showcases garments from top New Zealand designers.
ScreenTalk interview with Barbara Darragh, award winning costume designer and creator of Xena’s iconic outfit.