He's got followers the world over, but talented Māori musician Mara TK prefers to keep it low-key - and explains why weird works for him.
They are so often described as the future of the creative community - The Lowdown looks at the state of youth arts in this week's news bulletin.
A look into the rewards of feeding the future of creativity by going straight to the source - Aotearoa's youth.
The woman who turned a simple creative concept into an international phenomenon explains the inspiring message behind her work - and how you can be part of it.
A case of failed Creative NZ funding has the potential to impact more than just the defendant - The Lowdown takes a look at advocacy and leadership in your arts news bulletin.
The arts community has embraced Matariki with a passion. We speak to Māori creatives about performing during this special time of year.
Art is all about expression - Verity Johnson gives us a first-hand account of burlesque as an exploration of female sexuality and taking back control of your story.
Even introverts can shine in their own ways. Challenge your fears and put yourself out there with these mentality-shifting ideas.
A ground-breaking court case, the impact of the latest COVID Alert Level rise on the arts and another cultural sector governance departure - all the biggest sector news in the Lowdown.
How a project that started as a truck in Aotearoa has become a vehicle to promote NZ artists both at home and on the other side of the world.
A collection of Māori creatives have put together an exhibition that gives culture prominence among the commercial. Dina Jezdic went to check it out.
The numbers don't lie - The Lowdown highlights a finding that could lead to a significant change in funding the arts in a loaded arts news bulletin.