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Artist Insight: Dave Armstrong

Artist Insight: Dave Armstrong

Playwright Dave Armstrong talks about Le Sud, a political satire that warmly pokes fun at th

NZ Arts Foundation Patronage and Governors’ Award

The 2009 Arts Foundation of New Zealand Award for patronage has been awarded to Adrienn

Topp Twins film selected for Toronto (+trailer)

Topp Twins film selected for Toronto (+trailer)

The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls has been invited to the Toronto International Film Festival in

The Intricate Art of Actually Caring (+trailer)

The Intricate Art of Actually Caring (+trailer)

The Intricate Art of Actually Caring, which premiered in Eli Kent's bedroom at the&

Dick Sargeson: The Dioxin Man

Dick Sargeson: The Dioxin Man

Kina Gallery presents selected images from Graham Kirk’s ‘Dick Sargeson’, a comic strip

Yen Comer-Hudson - 21st Century Nudes (+video)

Yen Comer-Hudson - 21st Century Nudes (+video)

Yen Comer-Hudson presents his latest paintings at Wellington's Paramount Theatre. The Learning Co

'Grace' wins Auckland animation competition

'Grace' wins Auckland animation competition

Niki Hiini’s short film ‘Grace’ has won an Auckland animation competition, as part of t

Keeper by Steven Snell

Keeper by Steven Snell

The NZ premiere of Australian playwright Steven Snell's award-winning play explores the deep, dark a

Cultural Indicators for New Zealand 2009

Cultural Indicators for New Zealand 2009 is one report in a series produced by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage, as part of the Cultural Statistics Programme.

Cultural contribution to NZ identity and economy

Cultural contribution to NZ identity and economy

Culture is a growing and important part of national identity and the New Zealand econom

ScreenTalk: Barry Barclay

ScreenTalk: Barry Barclay

The late Barry Barclay [Ngati Apa] was one of New Zealand’s most respected filmmakers. He directe

The White Ribbon confirmed for film festival

The White Ribbon confirmed for film festival

Palme d’Or winner The White Ribbon will feature in the NZ International Film Festival 2009 line-u