Two Unitec Graduates with very different practices explore how they’ve achieved a similar result - creative satisfaction.
Sefton Rani doesn't hold back - his work packs a punch and delves deeply into contexts that are helping him forge his own path.
After years of setbacks, The Lowdown gets the reaction of satisfaction from those who brought the Hundertwasser Arts Centre to life, while celebrating other galleries & exhibitions milestones.
Vietnam based artist, Hamish Montgomery’s creative juices are not confined to subject matter. The search for art materials is an exercise in creativity itself.
The PANNZ Arts Market is a chance for creatives to hear and be heard - find out why it's more important and accessible than ever.
Same tails, different tales. Auckland's littered with artists' takes on whale conservation - we speak to five talented creatives who have left their mark on the public art trail.
Get the Lowdown on what creatives are doing to get their work out there in the current climate and find out how The Big idea may have found an important organisation a lifeline.
The third instalment in Andrew Wood's popular and eye-opening series gives an important insight on how to make the internet work best for your artistic endeavours.
The Lowdown's got the good news - and the frustrating, but important to know bad news hitting the creative agenda, including updates on the Government's arts Omicron Support.
Feeling helpless seeing their homeland hit by natural disaster, Tongan artists in New Zealand are rallying together to use their creativity to make a difference.
Silo Theatre's new Executive Director Chloe Weavers on why values and innovation matters, as she looks to bring her own focus and international experience to the role.
Are you wasting your energy giving 100%? Some expert advice on why it's important to slow down to lift up your artistic practise.