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Emma Pratt: 40 Days

Emma Pratt: 40 Days

40 Days is a series of work painted across the 40 days of lent in 2008. These representations of Mt Ruapehu were conceived of via a satellite camera set up by GNS Science in Wellington and observed…

MANDOLIN MAGIC - final concert in 2008 winter series

MANDOLIN MAGIC - final concert in 2008 winter series

Auckland Mandolinata Orchestra FEATURING - WIND INSTRUMENTS SUNDAY 17 August 3.30pm - 5pm. Ferndale House, 830 New North Rd, Mt Albert. $10 entry - Students FREE Afternoon tea - gold…

IMNZ July: Conchords still perched at the top

By Renee Jones Flight of the Conchords' TV show has received three Emmy nominations - for directing, writing, and original music and lyrics; they narrowly missed out on a nomination for best…

SOUNZ Contemporary Award finalists announced

A piece for solo piano, a concerto for soloists and chamber orchestra and an octet are the three works selected as finalists for the 2008 SOUNZ Contemporary Award. The three finalist works are…

Chartbitz: Nesian #1 101

by Andrew Miller "Stoked" is how Nesian Mystik's Feleti Strickson-Pua describes having the new #1 single in the country. And Bounce Records' Dean Godward concurs: "We're all ecstatic." Nesian…

A Conversation with Jo Randerson

A Conversation with Jo Randerson

Jo Randerson talks about her journey through theatre and the role of comedy as social criticism.

Walters Prize judge announced

Walters Prize judge announced

Paris-based curator and writer Catherine David is this year's judge for the 2008 Walters Prize contemporary art award. The Walters Prize is awarded for an outstanding contribution to contemporary…

Review: Wellington Film Festival

Review: Wellington Film Festival

by Asni The Wellington stage of the New Zealand International Film Festivals has come and gone - as usual, two weeks so brim full of interesting and intriguing new movies from around the world…

So when is a bastard a CleverBastard?

So when is a bastard a CleverBastard?

By Paul Kayser, Head Bastard Barry Crump was something of an expert when it came to bastards. He met all sorts of them in his meanderings around this fascinating, challenging, beautiful land. He…

Community Art Exhibition: DREAM WEAVING

Community Art Exhibition: DREAM WEAVING

Te Ata - West Auckland Mental Health Support Trust shares mixed media artworks by bringing together a delicious combination of artworks and tiles for our viewing pleasure. Thursday 17th July 6 -…

Theatrical invention brings Ship Songs to life

Ship Songs weaves together animation, music, shipboard romances, epic tales and roguish folklore fro

TBI Q&A: Michael Hurst

Michael Hurst answers TBI member questions about his opera directing debut.