Next Generation Garbage
Aotearoa's 'do it yourself' attitude is leaving its mark on the entertainment industry, with organisations like Garbage Records carving out their own path.
Summer Reads: The New Animals
Some things never go out of fashion. A good book written by one of NZ's finest authors to enjoy over summer is one of them.
Why Talent Shouldn't Trump All
Are you guilty of hiring or working with talent who always brings trouble? Verity Johnson breaks down a question every creative should ask.
How to Thrive with Performance Anxiety
For some it can be crippling, others a nuisance - but almost everyone experiences it. These simple strategies can help you shine at your next audition, job interview or live presentation.
Make Funny Business Your Business
Veteran performer Fraser Hooper knows all about clowning around - but he's got some serious words of advice he wishes he knew a few decades ago.
Summer Reads: Auē
Don't let going back to work stop you holding onto the joys of summer. Dina Jezdic tells us why you need to read Becky Manawatu's incredible debut novel.
Don't be a Dick, Just Be Yourself
Nomi Cohen's been there - the disappointment and frustration. Now she's sharing her wisdom of how to work through it and find your creative happiness and satisfaction.
Summer Reads: Victory Park
Looking for something to keep your brain ticking over in the idle summer time? Find out why this Rachel Kerr offering is worth your while.
NZ Artists End the Year with Major Honours
The Queen has handed out the last honours of 2020 - see who from the New Zealand Creative Community make the list.
Non-COVID Buzzwords for the Arts in 2020
Our language tells us a lot about who we are, so what did 2020 say, outside the trending COVID-slang?
Fight Against Systemic Racism Not Over
Best of 2020: One of Aotearoa's leading Māori theatre-makers has been making the most of new opportunities but states a long awaited shift in mindset isn't happening in the right way.
Aotearoa's Art Angels
Best of 2020: So many grassroot NZ creatives went the extra mile when the nation was in need of a morale boost during the pandemic's darkest days - it's time to celebrate them.