Theatreview Weekly: 02/06/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week.
Brian Brake: Lens on the world
Brian Brake: Lens on the world begins its extensive tour to eight New Zealand galleries this June at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.
NZ Post Book Awards finalists
The NZ Post Book Awards finalists provide a feast of Kiwi experience, reflecting a growing confident awareness of our unique place in the world, says Judging panel convenor Paul Diamond.
Hawke’s Bay authors finalists for Book Awards
The Dress Circle: New Zealand Fashion Design since 1940 has been nominated as one of five finalists for the Illustrated Non-fiction category of the New Zealand Post Book Awards 2011.
Creativity and Sex
The arithmetic for creativity and sex looks similar – you need to fund a large number of starters to achieve a small number of desired results, says TLC managing director Jonathan Milne.
From scrunched paper to pop sculpture
Fraser Hoffe is exhibiting work with fellow artist Nick Blackburn at Vincents Gallery in Wellington until 8 June.
Walking with Dinosaurs
On the eve of the Walking with Dinosaurs visit to NZ, Renee Liang talks to the man who does actually ‘walk with the dinosaurs’ – Dominic Rickhards.
ScreenTalk: Temuera Morrison
Temuera Morrison – from Rotovegas to Hollywood.
Dominion Road: The shifting urbanscape
Artstation’s latest photographic exhibition focuses on the multicultural ‘urbanscape’ of Dominion Road as part of the Auckland Festival of Photography 2011.
Life of women’s rights pioneer explored
Silver Ship: The times and short life of Mary Wollstonecraft is written and directed by John Downie, Senior Lecturer in Theatre at Victoria and performed by third year students.
Inside Work: Offstage
For this week's Inside Work we're focusing on key management and production roles behind the scenes.
Win a Russian Snark prize pack!
Is it better to be a good artist or a great man? Find out when Russian Snark opens nation wide on June 16.