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Review: Matariki

Review: Matariki

Matariki offers a slice of south Auckland life pitching vibrant scenes like the Otara markets, wi

The Museum of True History

The Museum of True History

The Museum of True History is a humble, but by no means diminutive, example of five centuries of

Lisa Walker

Lisa Walker

This installation presents a selection of recent neck pieces by Lisa Walker, each of which utilis

One Brown Box

One Brown Box

In this exhibition, designed primarily for children, Bronwyn Lloyd and Karl Chitham treat the hum

NZSO and choirs promise Christmas music for the soul!

NZSO and choirs promise Christmas music for the soul!

Vocal fireworks, a cappella singing, the full force of Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus, and a joyful r

AOTEAROHA! Comedy Carnival

AOTEAROHA! Comedy Carnival

Roll up! Roll up! Direct from the originators and presenters of the NZ International Comedy Festi

New Plymouth artist scoops $15,000 art grant

New Plymouth artist scoops $15,000 art grant

Jordan Barnes has been awarded the inaugural New Zealand Affordable Art Trust Artist Grant, beati

Inside Work: In the Director's seat

Inside Work: In the Director's seat

Great leadership roles don't come around that often and we've spotted some brilliant opportunitie

Disability Arts Festival

Acting Up is a Disability Arts Festival being organised by Interacting Trust, and being held in A

Lateral Action: Is Disorganisation Stifling Your Creativity?

Lateral Action: Is Disorganisation Stifling Your Creativity?

Artists and other creative people are not renowned for their powers of personal organisation. “A

Lateral Action: How to Find Time for Creative Work

Lateral Action: How to Find Time for Creative Work

One of the biggest challenges facing many creative people is simply finding the time to pursue th

pARTicipation | Impacts and characteristics

This handout (which draws from a new report “pARTicipation: Community Arts Practice and Developm