Public art programme Letting Space have announced that a Wellington office building being treated as an art object can be viewed by webcam.
City Gallery Wellington’s current exhibitions, including 'Crown Lynn: Crockery of Distinction' close on April 25.
A group of media academics have written an open letter to the NZ government asking it to rethink the decision to cut funding to TVNZ7.
The second annual South Auckland Pacific Arts Summit is coming to venues across the city next month, celebrating a vibrant, visible and prospering culture of Pacific arts.
The new law comes with a presumption of guilt, meaning that anyone accused of copyright infringement is by default presumed guilty.
Drama producer Chris Hampson has worked in film and television for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has seen many commissioners, programmers, policies and Governments come and go.
The PKN_CHCH_10 fundraiser ‘Inspire Christchurch’ is on this weekend as part of the Global Pecha Kucha Day – ‘Inspire Japan’.
A selection of recent reviews from Theatreview including I Heart Camping, Riverside Drive, Did I Believe It, and The Guru of Chai.
Forty years after it began, The Court Theatre is in much the same position as it was at the start: searching for a place to call home but driven by passion and enthusiasm.
Mark Amery on an exhibition at the Adam Art Gallery which explores the points where Len Lye, Jim Allen and Helio Oiticica intersected in the late 1960s.
Third generation puppeteer Annie Forbes talks about the people and practice behind the magical world of Boxes, a play for children about friendship and diversity.
Clay Bodvin has produced a category winning series in the 2010 WPGA Annual Pollux Awards.