Global hunt for Vincent Ward print after Universal fire
The hunt is on in New Zealand and Australia to find a 35mm print of Vincent Ward's feature film What Dreams May Come. Universal Film Studios confirmed this week that their only copies of the film…
Tim and Andy: An Adventure at The Darkroom
What are friends really for? Why are doorknobs so expensive in this modern age? How do you break up with someone in a wheelchair for reasons purely to do with personality, while keeping within the…
Tim and Andy: An Adventure at The Darkroom
What are friends really for? Why are doorknobs so expensive in this modern age? How do you break up
Maori film night for Matariki
Lopdell House Gallery is celebrating Matariki with a showcase of West Auckland filmmakers Geoff Clendon and Simon Marler. Geoff Clendon's short film Poroporoaki (Farewell) is set in the late 19th…
Conferences: TBI X|Media|Lab Q&A: Brendan Harkin
1. Who is behind XMedia Lab? Brendan Harkin, whose background is in the digital media industries, and Megan Elliott, who was formerly the Executive Director of the Australian Writers Guild. 2.…
Conferences: TBI X|Media|Lab Q&A: Brendan Harkin
1. Who is behind XMedia Lab? Brendan Harkin, whose background is in the digital media industries,
Michael King Fellowship recipient announced
Dame Fiona Kidman has been awarded the $100,000 Creative New Zealand Michael King Writers' Fellowship to write three projects; a collection of short stories and two novellas exploring early writers…
Playing Cowboys and Indians: John Lake's photographs at Toi Poneke
By Mark Amery Courtesy of The Dominion Post The Decline of Western Civilisation Part One is a celebrated 1981 film about the Los Angeles punk scene, featuring agitated young bands with fantastic…
Auckland artist takes out Body Art Awards
Carmel McCormick has taken out the Supreme Award at the New Zealand Body Art Awards, for the second year running. The Auckland professional face painter impressed the judges at Auckland's North…
Christchurch Cabaret Festival
The Christchurch Cabaret Festival kicks off on June 18 at three different venues across the city. The only dedicated Cabaret Festival in New Zealand, it presents international and national acts in…
Help us complete The Big Idea 2.0
The Big Idea is getting a complete make-over. New and improved connectivity, tools and functionality will help creative people and organisations find what they need to grow big ideas into sustainable…
The MsBehaviour Files: Happy Birthday World Wide Web
DARPA, the military agency behind the early Internet is 50 years old this year, and the World Wide Web now well into its teens at 15 years old. The actual birth date of the Web is hotly debated…