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In response audible demand from the New Zealand dance community, this month DANZ will begin trialling a new weekly e-bulletin listing dance events and opportunities. Te Pānui Kanikani will be circulated every Wednesday, and will include events and opportunities that are to be subm... Keep Reading
Congratulations to Daniel Belton and Good Company Arts who have been awarded the Sino x Niio Illumination Art Prize 2018/19 in Hong Kong for the work ONEONE. The art competition brought together new, compelling artworks from across the globe, rich in styles and concepts, pushing boundari... Keep Reading
Time, space, and inspiration are what dreams are made of. But this week, dreams turn into reality for three New Zealand artists who will be awarded two of New Zealand’s most coveted international residencies: the Katherine Mansfield Menton Fellowship and the Harriet Friedlander New York Residency, both run by the Arts Foundation of New... Keep Reading
Robert Mcleod's Balancing Art, the October/November exhibition at PGgallery in Christchurch alluded to bigger questions about the enduring and unfortunate nature of human behaviour Keep Reading
Dance Aoteraoa New Zealand (DANZ) and Saint Kentigern College are pleased to announce Caitlin Davey as the 2019 DANZ Dance Residency recipient. Supported by DANZ and Saint Kentigern College, and with funding from Foundation North, Caitlin will undertake the dance residency based at Saint Kentigern College in Auckland over three weeks in January. Keep Reading
Andrew Paul Wood comments on 'Ōtautahi’s contested and fraught post-quake urban fabric', discussing Tom Dale's two commissions for SCAPE Public Art's Season 2018 and the artist and film maker's contribution to its 2017 programme Keep Reading
It is with enormous sadness that we mark the death of Douglas Wright, on November 14th, 2018. Undoubtedly one of New Zealand’s most magnificent and important artist of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, Douglas traversed the fields of dance, literature and visual arts, making significant and unique contributions in all these forms,... Keep Reading
Lyttelton has a new gallery space with a connection to the planned new Lyttelton Museum and community events Keep Reading
Andrew Drummond at Jonathan Smart Gallery Keep Reading
Eternity Opera Company offers a free preview of Madam Butterfly, ahead of 16 November opening night After their critically acclaimed debut productions of Don Giovanni in 2016 and The Marriage of Figaro last year, Eternity Opera is returning with Puccini’s masterpiece Madam Butterfly from 16-24 November at the Hannah Playhouse in Welling... Keep Reading
Dance Aotearoa New Zealand (DANZ) are proud to be offering Dunedin the chance to dance with and learn from two champion dance artists. Ufitia Sagapolutele (formerly The Royal Family) and Ezra Williams (formerly Identity Dance Company). Keep Reading
After their recent critically acclaimed production of Monteverdi’s 1607 opera Orfeo in August, Eternity Opera is preparing for its next fully staged production, Puccini’s masterpiece Madam Butterfly from 16-24 November at the Hannah Playhouse in Wellington. Madam Butterfly follows a young bride in 1950’s Japan who renounces her religion... Keep Reading
“I like watching the sky: the clouds moving, the contrasts of colour and shape and shade.” Rosemarie, an artist at Pablos Art Studios in Wellington for the past three years, is talking about the artwork she has donated to the Pablos Art Auction on Friday 26 October. Keep Reading
Landmark repertoire and a feast of new commissions define the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s 2019 season. The national ballet company will expand its touring schedule while continuing its commitment to education and outreach. Keep Reading
The artists who set up Fiksate studio and gallery in New Brighton Mall are shifting to 165 Gloucester Street. Studio artist Nathan Ingram says that the New Brighton spaces were well supported, but the building they were leasing was recently sold. Following a lead from Life in Vacant Spaces they are moving to Gloucester Street. They have a... Keep Reading
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