Desktop Cinema: an interview with digital feature director Dane Giraud
Celebrating the "unsung heroes of our film industry", the Desktop Cinema Season is on at the Film Archive in Wellington every Wednesday night until 26 September. In part four of a six-part series…
Want to have your work reviewed by a published poet?
Every month, The Guardian's online poetry workshop is hosted by a different poet who sets an exercise, chooses what they consider the most interesting responses and then offers an appraisal of them.…
Sukinature: new dance work by Juliet Shelley
Sukinature is a world where each performance is created anew within a framework of what is previously known. We see pure dance and physicality alongside intimacy and relationship; we hear a…
US performing artist presents an out-of-money experience
What does $20 mean to you? Is it a mobile phone card? A week's worth of coffees? Or is it an unpaid parking ticket? This is the question New York performing artist Sara Juli poses to the audience in…
TBI Q&A: Writer Faith Oxenbridge
Currently completing a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at the University of Canterbury, writer Faith Oxenbridge also works for the Christchurch Arts Festival and writes theatre reviews for…
Tickets on sale for 2007 Tauranga Arts Festival
Ten days of national and international performances are lined up for the 2007 Tauranga Arts Festival, 18-28 October. As well as music from the likes of The Maori Volcanics and The Wellington…
Somatic art at Satellite Gallery
A visual exploration of physical sensations opens at Auckland's
High Street Project presents new work by Kate McIntyre
From 12-29 September, High Street Project is exhibiting the work of Christchurch-based artist Kate McIntyre.
Matakana Winter Film Festival presents The Bush Cinderella
As part of the inaugural Matakana Winter Film Festival, the 1928 New Zealand silent movie The Bush Cinderella is being shown with piano accompaniment from John Gibson.
Wellington kids to get Square Eyes this September
Bejewelled skull sold for $100 million
As a work of art that's all about outrageous and pointless overspending, the $100 million price tag - with its nice round number trailing all those lovely zeros - is the most important and valuable…
Lloyd Jones bookies' favourite to win Man Booker Prize
Wellington writer Lloyd Jones' novel Mister Pip is on a short list of six for the Man Booker Prize, and is now the surprise bookies' favourite to win the prestigious award, reports The Dominion Post.…