Films for the armchair explorer at Mountain Film Festival
Conquering fear, discovering new worlds, nurturing nature and gaining great heights are some of the elements featured in the films at this year's New Zealand Mountain Film Festival in July. The…
Global indigenous TV network to convene first meeting
A global network of indigenous television broadcasters will convene its first interim council meeting in Ireland in August. The development of an international alliance was a major outcome of the…
Global indigenous TV network to convene first meeting
A global network of indigenous television broadcasters will convene its first interim council meetin
A noble future for NZ's Womenfolk
It's the beginning of a new era for folk music and dance traditions, as women musicians and dancers begin to find their voice and feet with New Zealand's first online folk traditions profile site,…
Body Art brings dreams to life
By Cathy Aronson If you asked Carmel McCormick to reveal her legs you would more than likely find the beginnings of a strange creature painted on them. This month her legs have been the practice…
Taking the Waewae Express
Taking The Waewae Express is the first feature of Wellington filmmakers Andrea Bosshard and Shane Loader. The film premieres at Paramount Theatre in Wellington on June 18th at 8.30pm. Developed…
The Sum of the Parts - a group exhibition
The Sum of the Parts is a group exhibition showcasing artists whose work makes use of individual elements assembled to make a single, unified whole. This concept has been utilised by artists in…
Rising Stars - Nga Whetu Whitinga
Toi Whakataa in conjunction with Solander Gallery presents Rising Stars - Nga Whetu Whitinga. Coinciding with Matariki, the exhibition showcases recent work by seven women from Toi Whakataa - the…
Biting the Big Apple: Billboards
By Ila Couch in New York This weekend I drove three hours to Baltimore for a new show I'm starting work on. I have resigned myself to the endless grey highways replicated in every city I've…
Trains artist features on Ministry of Transport walls
Artist Daniel Phillips' fascination with trains, travel and tunnels has produced artwork that is now hanging on the walls of the Ministry of Transport, on loan from Arts Access Aotearoa's Outside-In…
Exhibition takes a close look at flora and forestry
The NZ Steel Gallery at Franklin Arts & Cultural Trust will soon host Split Images: 2 perspectives in 2 mediums, a joint exhibition of florascapes by digital artist Julia Thorne and landscapes by…
Vincent Ward's new feature Rain of the Children
Vincent Ward's new feature film Rain of the Children will have its New Zealand premiere in the Auckland Film Festival at the Civic Theatre in July. The new feature will then screen at the…