The Last Taniwha
Emerging Maori playwright Chris Molloy’s first professional production, The Last Taniwha, at Mangere Arts Centre as part of Matariki Festival 2011.
Metonymy calls for creative blind daters
Metonymy, a home grown success story, is now calling for participants for its 2011 season.
Do writers need social media?
Renee Liang ponders the usefulness of social media for writers – are they a way to avoid actual writing, or do they serve as powerful tools to reach and engage with readers?
Messages flow into Wailing Wall
Whanganui UCOL Fine Arts graduate Tom Turner is recycling plastic water bottles into a unique and ever growing work of art.
Whanganui artist on show in Auckland
UCOL lecturer Lynn Hurst is the only Whanganui-based artist to show at the Auckland Festival of Photography.
BAVI graduate is junior news photographer of the year
BAVI graduate and Marlborough Express photographer Ben Curran has been named junior newspaper photographer of the year.
Inside Work: Capital Calling
This edition of Inside Work focuses on our capital city - jobs in and around Wellington listed in The Big Idea's Jobs and Opportunities section.
ScreenTalk: Michael Stedman
With more than 30 years experience in the television industry, and is currently the Managing Director at Natural History New Zealand.
Chch artist’s tribute to his cherished city
Celebrating the beauty of Christchurch in all its former glory is the focus of a new tribute exhibition by local Christchurch artist, Paul Hanrahan.
Five good habits worth reviving from design school
Five good habits worth reviving from design school by Tamara Nyholt, courtesy of Design Assembly.
CNZ Choreographic Fellowship
The founder of Touch Compass Dance Trust, Catherine Chappell, has been awarded the 2011 Creative New Zealand Choreographic Fellowship.
In Golden Halls
An exhibition of photographs revealing the private and public moments of NZ Symphony Orchestra players during their international tour is about to go on display in Wellington.