Blueprint: Growing Auckland's creative industries
An 'agenda for action', 'Blueprint: Growing Auckland's creative industries' is council's response to research that highlights the city's economic strength in the creative industries.
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Documentary raises awareness for an area under threat
Long Bay/Okura Peninsular, on the northern boundary of North Shore City, is under threat of disappearing under the continuous sprawl of urban Auckland. Over the last 10 years The Long Bay Great Park…
Around the world in '80s outfits with the Real Hot Bitches
The world record-breaking, May Day Cup holding, lycra-clad dance sensations The Real Hot Bitches are bursting out of the winter drizzle to bring you one of the most ambitious and anticipated shows of…
Some kind of fact, some kind of fiction at The Engine Room
The work of six artists from around New Zealand is featured in Some Kind of Fact, Some Kind of Fiction, at The Engine Room until 4 August.
Neon art by Paul Hartigan at Tinakori Gallery
Neon artist Paul Hartigan's biggest show in 25 years opens at Tinakori Gallery on 26 July. Hartigan is widely recognised as NZ's eminent practitioner in this medium. While in the past he has…
Listen to Auckland Writers and Readers Festival sessions
A Creative's Toolkit
MsBehaviour puts together a Creative's Toolkit
New Hamilton gallery holds first exhibition
Hamilton's Ariki Gallery is holding its first ever exhibition. Fundraising event 30 Easy Pieces is a survey of local artists and offers a taste of things to come. 30 donated works by both emerging…
To Suck the Kumara: John Reynolds at Peter McLeavey Gallery
By Mark Amery Courtesy of The Dominion Post 17/7/07 You know what 'whakapapa' and 'Waitangi Day' are about, will have an inkling of what 'Maori day off' or 'Maori Car' refer to, even in these PC…
2007 Kodak Music Clip Award winners announced
Mark Trethewey from Fish 'n' Clips picked up Best Director and Best Editor for the music clip to Fast Crew's "What Happened to Yesterday?" at the 2007 Kodak Music Clip Awards. "The winning clip…
Master carver recognised in Creative Places Awards 2007
Whangarei master carver, teacher and mentor Te Warihi Kokowai Hetaraka (Ngati Wai, Tainui, Ngapuhi) was recognised today when Creative New Zealand presented him the Outstanding Individual…