Entries open for Central Otago Art Awards
Entries are now open for the inaugural Central Otago Art Awards which are being held in September/October of this year.
TBI Q&A: Catherine Griffiths
Graphic designer and typographer Catherine Griffiths talks about some of her upcoming projects.
Artists Alliance Call for Residency Proposals
Artists Alliance is offering a 7-week residency (Sept 1 – Oct 23) for an artist to work within the Ponsonby Road based Auckland studios.
New Nelson Arts Festival team
The Nelson Arts Festival team is up to full strength in readiness for a big year, as Rugby World Cup 2011 and the South Island Masters Games visitors swell audience numbers.
Cultural Storytellers: Nikki Patin
How are we supporting overseas artists who want to come here? Renee Liang talks to Chicago poet, musician and organiser Nikki Patin, who's contemplating the big move to NZ.
NZIFF 2011 - Local Films
Four NZ films and two local retrospective titles have been announced for the NZ International Film Festival 2011.
Will she'll be right serve you right?
Survive & Thrive 2011 includes inspiring speakers, intensive workshops and networking, and is all about helping creative, entrepreneurial people succeed.
NZSO to stream symphony
Every home will be a concert hall when the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's performance of Mahler’s epic Sixth Symphony is streamed live online this Saturday.
Funding for Sustainability: How Funders’ Practices Infuence the Future of Digital Resources
Examining funding practices to provide insights on post-grant sustainability for digital resources.
Theatreview Weekly: 16/06/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview including McKenzie Country, Strange Resting Places, Triple Bill by Touch Compass, C’mon Black!, Tic Tic and Hotel - A Cabaret.
The healing power of art
Neil Dawson, like everyone in Christchurch, has experienced six months of trauma. His new exhibition at Page Blackie Gallery explores the search for beauty, peace and calm.
Gem (and Grammy) Collecting
Grammy award winning music producer and engineer 'Bassy' Bob Brockmann shares some of his lessons learned and future thinking with Ande Schurr.