Conversation with Simon Ferry
Christian Penny interviews Simon Ferry (performer, director, farmer, writer, lover
Biting The Big Apple - Cut Off Your Hands
Biting The Big Apple - Cut Off Your Hands
Buddle Findlay Sargeson fellowship brings writer back to her roots
A five month residency at the Sargeson Centre, courtesy of the Buddle Findlay Sargeson fellowship,
Buddle Findlay Sargeson fellowship brings writer back to her roots
A five month residency at the Sargeson Centre, courtesy of the Buddle Findlay Sargeson fellowship, is a return home in more ways than one for West Auckland-raised writer Paula Morris. Now based…
Visual Arts Residency awarded to Jim Vivieaere
Visual artist Jim Vivieaere is the recipient of the three month Creative New Zealan
Visual Arts Residency awarded to Jim Vivieaere
Visual artist Jim Vivieaere is the recipient of the three month Creative New Zealand Pacific Arts Committee and National University of Samoa Artist in Residence, based at the National University in…
Biting the Big Apple: Cut Off Your Hands
By Ila Couch in New York We're in Brooklyn somewhere - at the corner of Freedom and Bush
Biting the Big Apple: Cut Off Your Hands
By Ila Couch in New York We're in Brooklyn somewhere - at the corner of Freedom and Bushwick Ave, says Phil Hadfield bass player for Auckland band Cut Off Your Hands. Two hours earlier I had been…
Face Value: Portraiture at Enjoy Gallery and NZ Portrait Gallery
Walking down Courtenay Place late last week, I was struck by the sight of a young girl in a pink
TBI Q&A: Juliette Veber
For Juliette Veber's first documentary, Trouble is My Business, she filmed and foll
TBI Q&A: Juliette Veber
For Juliette Veber's first documentary, Trouble is My Business, she filmed and followed Aorere College assistant principal Mr Peach and his megaphone every day for six months as he dealt with student…
NZFF: Trouble Is My Business
Student management and discipline at predominantly Polynesian Aorere College in Mangere are the domain of Pakeha assistant principal Mr Peach. Working at the school herself, filmmaker Juliette Veber…