King Street Artworks exhibition
Some special treats for cat lovers are among the 400 artworks featuring in the King Street Artworks exhibition, Pride, at Aratoi – Wairarapa Museum of Art & History from 25 June.
Ancient Taonga brought to life
The history and ancestors pertaining to a collection of Maori taonga are brought to life on a new series premiering on Maori Television’s Te Reo channel next month.
New destination champion for Auckland
Rachael Dacy has been appointed General Manager, Destination at Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development Ltd (ATEED) with effect from 1 July 2011.
Of Angels and The Geisha
In her exhibition Of Angels and The Geisha, Artist Sandra-Jane Suleski presents works from her two current series, Fall of Angels and Faces Behind the Kimo
Punters, customers, audiences
Punters, customers, audiences… we know they are out there but where? Who are they anyway, what do they want and how can we tell them about the brilliant stuff we have to offer?
2011 National Youth Art Award
Young artists from around New Zealand are invited to enter Waikato Society of Arts’ 2011 National Youth Art Award.
Christchurch Art Gallery update
The doors may still be closed to the public, but plenty of work is underway inside Christchurch Art Gallery to bring art to the people of Christchurch.
Tribute: Jim Vivieaere
Creative NZ mourns the loss of NZ curator and artist Jim Vivieaere (1947 – 2011) - a mentor, friend and role model to artists who found inspiration in his work and curatorial practice.
Fieldays No. 8 Wire National Art Awards 2011
Auckland artist Donna Sarten has been announced as the winner of the Fieldays No. 8 Wire National Art Awards 2011.
Going West on The Big Idea
A guide to make your content stand out on the Going West 2011 QuickFind - plus tips to add, find and filter news, events, opportunities, resources, multimedia and members.
Elizabeth Kerr to depart NZ String Quartet
Elizabeth Kerr has resigned from her position as Manager of the New Zealand String Quartet after five years at the helm of one of New Zealand’s pre-eminent arts organisations.
Dowse director Cam McCracken
As The Dowse Art Museum celebrates its 40th anniversary, director Cam McCracken reflects on the past, present and future of the Lower Hutt gallery.