This partnership between nature conservation and art showcases the region’s creativity and calls attention to the state of our environment.
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Volunteers are the lifeblood of NZ Sculpture OnShore
Bass-baritone, Joel Amosa (28) from Auckland has been named the 2018 Lexus Song Quest winner at tonight’s Grand Final Gala at the Auckland Town Hall.
For three nights in August The Court Theatre will be welcoming a trio of Māori and Pasifika theatre practitioners who will each present a new and different work-in-progress theatre piece in The Forge
Auckland Art Gallery Director Rhana Devenport is heading for Australia to take up the position of Director, Art Gallery of South Australia.
Glass sculptor, Sofia Athineou, discusses inspiration behind her art
Indigenous filmmaking is the focus of an upcoming exhibition that opens at Te Uru in Titirangi on 1 September 2018.
Te Uru is pleased to present a suite of three installations by renowned sculptor and weaver, Maureen Lander, whose exhibition Flat-Pack Whakapapa opens at Te Uru in Titirangi on 11 August.
30 years after its original New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) screening, Prince’s 1987 concert film Sign O’ the Times will once again screen in New Zealand.
In the intersection between technology, art and culture, lies Digital Aurora, an exhibition providing audiences with unique sensory experiences through digital, light and sound installation.
The journey to be crowned the 2018 Lexus Song Quest winner is one step closer, with tonight’s announcement of the five Finalists...
After a period of Great Change and Confusion, the Hamilton Fringe Festival has announced it is open for registrations - and will be held from the 1st of December until the 8th of December this year.