"The dream died over and over again." A first hand perspective of what it feels like to be postponed four times in two years - and how to not give up hope.
The Lowdown speaks to the creative community to gets the reaction to the Government's $121m Omicron support package - and it's clear there's still plenty of work ahead.
Government commits to major injection of support for arts and culture community - The Big Idea breaks it down.
The man at the centre of last year's City Gallery Wellington controversy speaks exclusively to Andrew Wood about how he became one of NZ's most respected curators and what he's working on now.
Is 2022 the year your passion transitions from idea to career? Some crucial tips to take on board before diving in head-first to your destiny.
Omicron’s impact on the arts from every angle - as The Lowdown seeks answers on what support creatives need - and how you can help.
The Minister for Arts, Culture & Heritage - in her own words - explains to The Big Idea what the Government's priorities are for the creative community in 2022 and beyond.
Many are feeling the pinch as Omicron tears shreds off Aotearoa's performance events calendar. Find out why some organisers are breathing a sigh of relief after joining a MCH scheme.
Once again, the creative community's the hardest hit by Aotearoa's Red Light shift. We touch base to see what's been cancelled, what's forging on and how they're coping.
When you put your work or thoughts online - the threat of online trolls and cynics can be crippling. Verity Johnson gives a raw insight into how if affected her & how she finally found a way out.
The Lowdown's back for 2022 with a look at the latest headache for live performers - who's pulled the pin & who's announced their returns - as well as staunch replies to music industry legal threats.
“They’re tired of hearing about what adults are doing to nature. They’ve had enough.” Kate Parker explains how the environmental views of school children sculpted her latest thought-provoking work.