TBI Q&A: Ann Dewey
Choreographer Ann Dewey's new dance work Shine Lady started as a three month project researching movement abstracted from plate tectonics and microbiology.
Love will tear us apart
Tender is the Night at City Gallery Wellington teases out art’s ability to get under the skin of the platitudes we hear in popular culture about love.
A Tribute to Rodney Wilson
The Vernacular Lounge and the Cultural Icons project present a tribute to Rodney Wilson, a practical visionary who has contributed so significantly to New Zealand’s cultural landscape.
2011 Music Month Summit
The Music Month Summit is a rare opportunity for bands, managers, self managed artists or anyone with an interest in music to attend a series of seminars and interact with industry leaders.
Kate Camp awarded Berlin Writers’ Residency
Wellington poet Kate Camp will spend a year in Berlin from September 2011 as this year’s recipient of the CNZ $60,000 Berlin Writers’ Residency.
InsideOut prison art
The most recent of many commissions, installations, and exhibitions presented by the Northland Region Corrections Facility and Auckland Prison.
National Recording Studios Open Day
Between midday and 4pm on Saturday May 28 a variety of professional audio studios around the country will open their doors.
Theatreview Weekly: 26/05/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week.
The City Centre Masterplan
As part of the Auckland Plan which is currently in development, the mayor has identified the need for a city centre plan to help the city reach its true potential.
CNZ Michael King Writers’ Fellowship for Peter Wells
Author Peter Wells has been awarded the $100,000 CNZ Michael King Writers’ Fellowship to research and write a non-fiction book titled 'Sparrow on a Rooftop'.
Massive Company Wellington Teachers Workshop
Massive Company’s Artistic Director, Sam Scott, is returning to Wellington in August to continue working with Wellington teachers.
Behind Closed Doors
Behind Closed Doors: New Zealand Art from Private Collections in Wellington, a major exhibition that sets out to canvass selective ‘moments’ in a history of New Zealand art.