TBI Q&A: Christina von Greve
German film maker Christina von Greve is in NZ to present a compilation of 16 experimental German music videos produced between 2003 and 2007. Awarded the MuVi Prize at the International Short Film…
Saving Pop Culture: Experimental German Music Videos
The Goethe-Institut in cooperation with The Film Archive Wellington and MIC Auckland proudly presents a compilation that features the 16 best examples of German music videos produced between 2003 and…
TBI Q&A: Textile artist Vita Cochran
The Family, a collection of 34 dolls hand-made by the late Malcolm Harrison, celebrate the 21st birthday of their youngest member, Huttette, at indie craft fair Craft2.0 at TheNewDowse on Saturday…
A Family Occasion at TheNewDowse
Join The Family to remember their creator Malcolm Harrison and celebrate Huttette's 21st. TheNewDowse is proud to welcome back with open arms a very popular artwork entitled The Family, a…
Craft2.0 at TheNewDowse
Craft2.0 bursts into flower for its Spring return to TheNewDowse on Saturday October 11, where we also celebrate the 21st birthday of doll Huttette, who features in the A Family Occasion exhibition.
The play that changed the face of British Theatre comes to Wellington
Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School and Victoria University Master of Theatre Arts in Directing, final year student Kat Thomas directs Sarah Kane's profound and disturbing play Blasted. The legacy of…
Southern Opera at Otago Festival of the Arts
Southern Opera's forthcoming production of Verdi's operatic masterpiece, Il trovatore, is about to give 'soaring voices' a whole new meaning. Following a five-performance season in Christchurch in…
WAX - Women's Art Exhibition in Gisborne
By Sharlene van Leeuwen What stands the Gisborne Women's Art Exhibition apart - dare I say even above - others. The obvious answer is the artworks - created solely by female artists. Amongst…
Taim Bilong Melanesia exhibition
This is a rare exhibition of some 60 Melanesian contemporary visual art works from Papua New Guinea, Fiji, New Caledonia and the Solomon Islands that was part of the recent Tok Talanoa Symposium held…
Australia joins NZ in advancing artist resale royalty
Associate Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Judith Tizard has today welcomed Australia's announcement that it will introduce a resale royalty scheme to Parliament that will benefit visual artists,…
ICT industry moves to address copyright confusion
"A deeply flawed law that undermines fundamental rights and simply will not work." That is what the telecommunications industry, internet service providers, user groups, internet advocates and IT…
Sets and the City: Proscenium arches give different views
By James Hadley in London In my job at Arts Council England I spend a lot of time assessing 'Grants for the Arts' applications. It's a scheme similar to applying for project funding from Creative…