Forget the institutions of yesterday, the Guggenheims and Tates, the Kunsthalle and Venice Bienn
In the first instalment of our new weekly feature, The Tuesday Interview, Auckland-based fashion designer Cybele Wiren reveals the benefits of working in the 'burbs, what she'd like to do for Grace…
A detailed action plan to maximise energy efficiency and renewable energy in New Zealand has been launched by government for public discussion. In a letter to Jeanette Fitzsimons (Government…
City Gallery Wellington senior curator Heather Galbraith and director Paula Savage are very pleased to announce the artist list for Telecom Prospect 2007: New Art New Zealand. The exhibition, which…
What do a website dedicated to the memory of rock promoter Bill Graham, author Andrea Levy and a CD-player alarm clock all have in common? Find out by visiting our forum...
The New Zealand Writers Guild has adopted a bill of rights for script writers. The Writers Charter sets out the minimum rights that writers should be afforded.
The 2006 issue of online literary journal Turbine is now live, featuring award-winning short fiction, a bestselling US novelist who struggles with being constantly compared to Sylvia Plath, an Irish…
Comedian Jeremy Elwood's response to government health warnings on cigarette packets has won him the Gag of the Year Award at the 2006 NZ Comedy Awards held in Auckland last night. Image: Michele…
One of the most versatile musicians of his generation, Nicholas Grigsby enjoys a strong reputation as one of New Zealand's leading organ recitalists. Based in New Zealand, Nicholas has broadcast…
Mark Amery ponders the meaning of Christmas trees and "the gorgeously awkward, pensive, almost Germanic wooden figures of Wairarapa artist Harry Watson". Courtesy of The Dominion Post Image:…