Teams selected for Sustainable Habitat Challenge
Nine teams from the country's leading tertiary institutions have signed up to the challenge of providing a more sustainable way of life for New Zealand home owners. Sustainable Habitat Challenge…
Opera singers selected as Emerging Artists
Three aspiring New Zealand singers have been selected by The NBR New Zealand Opera as 2008-2009 PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Dame Malvina Major Emerging Artists. They are Anna Argyle (soprano from…
Trust Waikato National Contemporary Art Award open for entry
Entries to The Trust Waikato National Contemporary Art Award is now open, offering artists from both Hamilton and across New Zealand the opportunity to showcase their work in this prominent national…
Trust Waikato National Contemporary Art Award open for entry
Entries to The Trust Waikato National Contemporary Art Award is now open, offering artists from both
Opposite Ends of the Spectrum
Photographic processes and practices, old and new, intertwine in the exhibition "Opposite Ends of the Spectrum". The show jointly features works by artists Julia Davies and Susan…
The Graduate Choir - Mid-winter Christmas recital
The Graduate Choir, NZ, one of New Zealand's premier mixed-voice choirs, will present an enchanting evening of Christmas music with organist Philip Smith. From old favourites and timeless classics…
Walsh Brothers to Warbirds
The exhibition Walsh Brothers to Warbirds, opening soon at the Ernest Clarke Memorial Museum, acknowledges the rich aviation history of the Papakura district, and the outstanding events which…
Quartet: An operatic romp through old age
Dolphin Theatre is delighted to present this enchanting operatic romp through old age. This bittersweet comedy is about a quartet of retired opera singers who live in a home for retired musicians.…
The biggest Kapa Haka competition
Tickets are on sale for the biggest National Secondary School Maori Performing Arts Competition. More than 1500 young performers from 50 secondary schools will compete for a national title at the…
The Laramie Project
In October 1998, Matthew Shepard, a twenty-one year old student was severely beaten and left to die - tied to a fence in Laramie, Wyoming, simply because he was gay. The Laramie Project is a…
NZ Body Art Awards push creative boundaries
With visuals from last year's awards that conjure up the works of Guillermo del Toro's "Pan's Labyrinth", Japan's Visual Kei movement and the tradition of tribal art, the NZ Body Art Awards looks to…
TBI Q&A: Delia Hannah
Delia Hannah is one of New Zealand's finest musical theatre performers boasting roles that include Fantine in Les Miserables, Eva Peron in Evita, Florence Vassey in Chess and Grizabella in…