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Review: Heat

Review: Heat

“A woman, a man and a penguin” – the subtitle sounds surreal, but it’s not long before I sta

NZ art venues are spreading

NZ art venues are spreading

Dunedin Airport will later this year stage a solo art exhibition by Otago artist Kerry Fenton-Joh

Rangi and Mau's Amazing Race

Rangi and Mau's Amazing Race

Christchurch based performing arts collective Pacific Underground brings their newest play 'Rangi

Pools of Light

Pools of Light

KINA Gallery presents new work by Jacqueline Elley on show from July 15. Elley’s artwork explores

Low budget short film scheme

Low budget short film scheme

The NZ Film Commission has announced Fresh Shorts, a new low budget short film scheme for up-and-

Media Povera

Media Povera

A series of artistic investigations into synaesthesic sound-image translation, transmission as a

The Theatre Royal Nelson reopens

The Theatre Royal Nelson reopens

The recent official reopening of The Theatre Royal in Nelson follows 10 years of fundraising and

Craft Out West

Craft Out West

Waitakere’s Craft Out West extravaganza will feature more than 130 stalls of quality, hand-made e

headland Sculpture on the Gulf Waiheke Island 2011

headland Sculpture on the Gulf Waiheke Island 2011

headland Sculpture on the Gulf Waiheke Island 2011 is excited to announce a record fort

ScreenTalk: Rawiri Paratene

ScreenTalk: Rawiri Paratene

Rawiri Paratene (Nga Puhi) was the first Maori student to graduate from Toi Whakaari - New Zealan

Yearbury display at Russell Museum

Yearbury display at Russell Museum

Russell Museum is delighted to announce a permanent display of Pauline and James Yearbury incised

Photography alternatives explored in exhibition

Photography alternatives explored in exhibition

More than 100 local and international artists will be represented at an exhibition at the Federal