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Celebrating artists, encouraging connectivity, reflecting on Pablos’ 30 years and raising money for its daily operations are the aims of Pablos Art Studios' auction on 6 November at Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa National Library of New Zealand in Wellington. Anastasija Bubanja, Manager of Pablos Art Studio, says the popular annual... Keep Reading
Musician Max Stowers and visual artist Falefatu Carreras Enari are the recipients of the Pacific Toa Award, presented at Creative New Zealand’s Arts Pasifika Awards 2024 ceremony in Parliament last night. Keep Reading
An exhibition showcasing work created by wāhine in the Awe Māreikura programme at Christchurch Women’s Prison will run from 20 July to 18 August at Te Matatiki Toi Ora – The Arts Centre in Christchurch. Keep Reading
The "Telling Your Stories" section of the Ngā Wāhi Auaha Creative Spaces Conference 2024 highlights the power of storytelling in fostering connection, driving change and building communities. Why is it important to tell your story? This theme unpacks the value of storytelling to connect with people and motivate change.... Keep Reading
Meet Lissy (Ngāti Hineamaru, Ngāti Kahu) and Rudi Robinson-Cole (Waikato, Ngāti Paoa, Ngaruahine, Te Arawa), a husband and wife duo from Tāmaki Makaurau, who use crochet as their visual language. In 2014, they embarked on a creative odyssey that continues today. From their first major project, 'The Joyride', to their collaborative... Keep Reading
A Fellow of the NZAFA will have achieved a significant contribution to the fine arts in the wider community of Aotearoa New Zealand. Keep Reading
Filmmaker Fredrick Pokai came to the 11th Māoriland Film Festival hoping for favourable reaction to his new short film, Search for Hawaiki. He got it – it was a highlight of the festival. The script, the acting, the direction and subtle music were superb. They took viewers on a tear-jerking journey familiar to many, made more so because it... Keep Reading
The Tapatahi Accessibility Policy and Action Plan 2023 – 2028, is a guide for Creative New Zealand. Outlining ways it will work for all New Zealanders. Keep Reading
Arts Access Aotearoa has launched Art Inside, a seven-part audio series featuring artists who deliver arts programmes to people in New Zealand prisons and former prisoners whose lives have been transformed through the arts. Keep Reading
The Māoriland Film Festival (MFF) is now the largest indigenous film festival in the world, and this year will see the largest programme offered as well. One hundred and sixty-eight films from 111 indigenous nations will screen in Ōtaki from March 20-24. Now in its 11th year, MFF will offer 11 feature films, eight feature documentaries and... Keep Reading
Tihei mauri ora Ko Titirangi te maunga Ko Waiau te awa Ko Takitimu toku Waka Ko Rangiahua toku marae Ko Ngati Kahungunu te iwi Ko Ngai Tamaterangi toku hapu No reira tena koutou, tena koutou Katoa. Hello, I am Deborah, an artist, Head Tutor at Vincents Art Workshop. I would like to thank the staff and... Keep Reading
The Creative Arts and Cultural Wellbeing Prison Initiative, a partnership between Manatū Taonga and Ara Poutama Aotearoa, has resulted in investment of million into 13 arts programmes to be delivered over 2022/23 to 2024/2025. Keep Reading
Pablos Art Studios invites applications to join the board of one of Wellington’s important inclusive community art studios. (Voluntary role) Keep Reading
An American college student and a man in Northland Region Corrections Facility realised they shared the same value in an interactive exercise where participants were asked to choose words that those closest to them would use to describe their personalities. Keep Reading
Die Cut and Derivations, a group exhibition at the Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū, cnr Montreal St and Worcester Blvd, 11 March – 2 July 2023. An exhibition that predominantly draws from the Christchurch Art Gallery’s collection, Die Cut and Derivations explores and animates our experience... Keep Reading
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