The author and poet pens his insights and reminds us to pay respect to your mātua, learn from those with mana and mōhiotanga, and: don't rush.
Emanuella de Ruiter catches up with the Studio One Toi Tu residency recipients about her years in Berlin, working on ‘Spookers’, and how ecology concerns her work.
Finding his niche was definitely what Robin set out to do when he moved his family to Aotearoa. These are his rules of thumb for creating a creative design powerhouse.
Ellen Falconer shares a coffee with the award-winning poet and hears about her curiosity for visual art and print-making, and her advice for creatives moving to London.
Mercedes Ackerman catches up with one of New Zealand's leading character actors.
After his public appeal to CNZ, Francis McWhannell is happy to share that his effort has -quite literally- paid off.
Emma Johnson takes us on a tiki tour of Aotearoa’s latest sensations and ambitions, achievements and explorations.
Sam Grover is back with some smart advice on how to make your creative business a success: claim your niche!
Danny McCrum shares a heart-to-heart with English drummer Chris Bailey.
Heperi Mita pays tribute to his father's career and personality, and reminisces on a childhood spent on film sets, blown-up houses and colliding cars included.
James Littlewood talks to Cushla about her practice, and unpacks the research that took her inside a migrant detention centre.
Some very bright and beautiful stars left us this week. Janet McAllister bids them farewell, and shares more news from Aotearoa's art world.