An exhibition that draws attention to the poverty experienced by children around the world is now open at Waikato Museum.
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CubaDupa, NZ's most diverse and creative street festival, has released its second wave of an additional 30 artists, 30 external stages and creative zones, and the first 40 Street Feast vendors
Arts For All is a practical guide providing information and tools to encourage arts and cultural organisations, venues, artists and producers to improve their accessibility.
A record number of digital entries for the 2021 Molly Morpeth Canaday Award - Painting and Drawing
Starring beloved actors Mark Hadlow and Darien Takle, the reality of the so-called ‘golden years’ is explored in this brand-new comedy from legendary playwright, Sir Roger Hall.
Renowned New Zealand sculptor Virginia King will judge the 2021 Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award, with entries set to open on 15 January.
“The focus of the two booklets is about giving participants ownership over their stories, and encouraging them to reflect on their journeys and feel empowered.”
Change of release date blackmail press issue 44 to January 2021
Author and poet Michael Botur is bringing his performance poetry show ‘Loudmouth’ to two Tauranga venues, and Botur will also deliver two fiction writing workshops.
Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School announces Dr. Sean Coyle as the Head of Department of Design and Performing Arts Management.
Tauranga Arts Festival appoints its first Artistic Director
A retrospective showcase of works by veteran printmaker Ruth Davey is set to open at Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato on 19 December.
