This basic guide assists potential clients to understand photographic practice and copyright.
A Unitec painter's unique perspective on romantic imagery has helped her beat out art graduates from throughout the Auckland region for a top arts award. Myah Flynn completed the Bachelor of Design…
For the first Engine Room show of the year, artist Bryce Galloway turns the gallery into a reading room for his fanzine, enticing his audience with free coffee, zines and music.
Despite being described by a music critic for The Guardian as "one of the greatest pianists Britain has ever produced", Joyce Hatto may have been less prolific than she seemed. Since dying last year…
Phase Two grants, providing the opportunity for in-market performances and related business development, were awarded to The Phoenix Foundation (for the United States) and Arch Hill Recordings (to…
Fringe 07 artist Mat Hunkin is reeling today at the discovery his public artwork Public Announcement has been stolen in broad daylight - on the first day it was displayed. The theft of Hunkin's…
Ex-pat Kiwi Simon Endres is one half of the New York-based design company Team Pro-Am. He is also a self-described poppa, VP, CD, AD, CFO, amateur tennis player, sometime bass player and chimney…
A gritty award-winning New Zealand digital feature, 1Nite is the debut film from Indian-born director Amarbir Singh.
arts advocates auckland inc and Jasons Travel Media have announced the commencement of a new arts specific brochure display rack service, utilising up to 50 locations across the Auckland region. This…
Novels by five New Zealand writers have been shortlisted in the South East Asia and South Pacific region of the 2007 Commonwealth Writers' Prize. Ocean Roads by James George, Mr Pip by Lloyd…
Sculptor Brett Graham and digital artist Rachael Rakena have had their collaborative work Aniwaniwa accepted for the collateral events section of the world's most prestigious art event, the Venice…
"Now that we've moved onto the laptop, we're at the mercy of the software designers," muses blogger and musician Bruce Levenstein in a recent Wired article. "Or are we? Perhaps using tools for…