Throughout his creative journey, a central theme has remained constant: to empower individuals to use expression, outreach and education as a tool for social change.
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Aratoi Wairarapa Museum of Art and History says THANK YOU WHĀNAU for a very rewarding year.
Itʻs metal with melodic thick textures and big melodies, delivered with attitude and conviction.
Hold onto your creative bits! Wellington's Fringe is turning 30, and it's the largest, most diverse festival ever!
Few first year students have the chance to make a multi-channel video advertisement for a leading New Zealand company, but next year’s intake to Whitireia’s New Zealand Diploma in Screen Production wi
We're thrilled to announce Daegan Wells as Enjoy's 2020 Summer Resident. Daegan will be in Pōneke from 3 February–14 March, staying at the Rita Angus Cottage.
Selector Karl Chitham considers regional awards as an “essential part of the art eco-system” and considers the entries to the Wairarapa Art Review to be of a “very high standard”.
2 a.m. Orchestra releases new single: "Loveless"
Our Judges have spoken!
The Michael King Writers Centre has launched the eighth issue of Signals, its literary journal for young writers
Magazines can be a tough industry to tap into, but for Wintec student, Makayla Wallace-Tidd, a five-month internship at Good Magazine has turned into a full-time writing position.
Professor Kura Te Waru-Rewiri was awarded the Te Tohu o Te Papa Tongarewa Rongomaraeroa award at Creative New Zealand’s Te Waka Toi awards in Rotorua last week.
