Three New Zealand documentaries have been added to the New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) line-up for 2018.
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The New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) presents Animation NOW!, a smorgasbord of international animated shorts . Animation NOW! returns for a third festival year as a stand-alone weekend
Life will feature art works from some of Auckland’s inner-city rough sleepers and marginalised people, plus the global art exchange project, This Is Where I Live.
An inner city Christchurch school, designed by Andrew Barrie Lab and Tezuka Architects has won three awards at the 2018 Canterbury Architecture Awards.
MāoriGrl combines installation and video game to reinvent the story of Hine-tītama /Hine-nui-te-pō, the woman who became the goddess of death in Māori mythology.
Differing from other major NZ art prizes, the Wallace Art Awards provide broadening experiences to the five major winners by way of various residencies at top-class international institutions.
More New Zealand artists will be inspired by New Zealand’s natural environment and cultural heritage with the continuation of a successful Creative New Zealand partnership with the Department of Conse
Announcing a series of events to welcome in Te Tau Hou Māori
On the 26th June The Court Theatre is hosting a very special Blue Ribbon performance of The Biggest, supporting the Prostate Cancer Foundation of New Zealand.
HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to NORA KIRKPATRICK & DENNIS MCNICHOLAS. Winners of our 2018 Short Film Fund.
13 New Zealand short films will screen as part of two short film collections at New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) in 2018.
The idea of the Please Do Touch exhibition came from his desire to let people experience art through different senses, and to push what is done and not done in the art world.