Green-Powered Art: Make a Difference
One of the star speakers at the latest Art + Climate Innovation kōrero isn't just talking a big game, her work is a game-changer.
Saviours of the Lost Art
A generation of incredible local artists disappeared from national consciousness - but the work of one of our finest ever photographers is righting that wrong.
Monastra Goes Full Circle
Tracey Monastra’s return to the Creative NZ Advocacy team has been 20 years in the making - and couldn’t have come at a more critical time.
Gibney's Role Revival
One of our most loved Trans-Tasman acting exports has brought back her best-known character - with the help of several other NZ talents.
Regions Take the Lead
While the performing arts face major roadblocks in Auckland, the regions offer new hope and ways to do things this Spring. Mark Amery with your weekly arts news bulletin.
Has My Idea Been Stolen?
How can you tell if your creative concept has been ripped off or if it's just coincidence? An experienced media mentor lays it out bare.
Capture the Moment
Concerts create memories that last a lifetime. We meet two rising stars who dedicate their careers to capturing that experience for all eternity.
What Ex-Pat Influx means for Arts
They're one of the most maligned groups in NZ right now - the returnees. But what impact can they have on our sector? We speak with two potential game-changers.
Time for New Strategy
The time for vision is now - and in this week's arts news bulletin, Mark Amery looks into where the ideas for change are, and should be coming from.
Talk the Talk
Looking for a competitive edge in your creative career? These tips on the art of public speaking could hold the key to that next opportunity or promotion.
How Art Can Impact Climate Change
Arts and science can make strange bedfellows but are they the perfect combination to spread the message of a carbon neutral future?
New Audiences, New Conversations
Doors may be shut in Auckland again but there’s surging support for art online. Mark Amery looks into how it’s working and what’s demanding your attention in our weekly arts bulletin.