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UCOL filmmakers chase 48hr glory

UCOL filmmakers chase 48hr glory

Should you see a crazed vampire running down Broadway or a clown in Cuba Street this week, chances are they are part of UCOL’s entry into the V48 Hours Furious Filmmaking Competition.

Retouch

Retouch

Seven Whanganui UCOL Computer Graphic Design students will share their work over the next week in an exhibition titled Retouch.

Inside Work: Museum Professionals

Inside Work: Museum Professionals

This week's Inside Work focuses on positions in the museum sector throughout the country.

Music Month: Gavin Downie

Music Month: Gavin Downie

Tech and roadie Gavin Downie describes his job as keeping the music machine ‘well oiled and rolling smoothly’. In this QnA he tells some tales from the (well-travelled) road.

Student composer hits right note for Super 15

Student composer hits right note for Super 15

The next time the Blues run on to the pitch at a Super 15 match, they’ll be doing so to music written by a schoolboy.

Spilt Milk! at Artstation

Spilt Milk! at Artstation

Visitors to Artstation’s Youth Art Committee’s latest exhibition will be given the opportunity to buy fresh and exciting new works from over 20 emerging artists.

NZSO confirms return to Christchurch

NZSO confirms return to Christchurch

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra has confirmed its return to Christchurch for the rest of the concert season, offering locals a discount on tickets.

Hatch: Fundraising Performance

Hatch: Fundraising Performance

Hatch, a rollicking tale about one man and his obsession with penguins. A true story about a Victorian villain, or a forgotten hero?

Public Lecture: Too Young to Reason, Too Old to Dream

Public Lecture: Too Young to Reason, Too Old to Dream

Mark Lee, from Los Angeles-based architecture firm Johnston Marklee, will present a free public lecture in Christchurch.

ScreenTalk: Stacey Daniels Morrison

ScreenTalk: Stacey Daniels Morrison

Stacey Daniels Morrison has moved between presenting and working behind-the-scenes, with a diverse range of shows under her belt.

A new stage for The Court

A new stage for The Court

The Court Theatre is moving to a temporary new site in Addington and constructing a purpose-built theatre from which the company will re-establish activities before the end of the year.

New handbook for heritage professionals

New handbook for heritage professionals

A new book examines how museum professionals are engaging with indigenous communities, to meet the needs of both those communities alongside the desires of museum visitors.