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Jessica Gurnsey is the winner of The Stuff Art Aotearoa Gold Award 2025, with ‘Ticket to Womanhood’. This nationwide award series recognising artistic excellence has been presented by Art Shows Across Aotearoa with the support of the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, which purchased Jessica’s work as well as those of... Keep Reading
Congratulations to Odelle Morshuis, who is the fouth regional winner in The Stuff Art Aotearoa Gold Award 2025, a nationwide series recognising artistic excellence presented by Art Shows Across Aotearoa with the support of the Academy of Fine Arts. ‘Anonymous’, Odelle’s winning work Central Otago-based artist... Keep Reading
Congratulations to Jessica Gurnsey, who is the third regional winner in The Stuff Art Aotearoa Gold Award 2025, a nationwide series recognising artistic excellence presented by Art Shows Across Aotearoa with the Academy of Fine Arts. Keep Reading
Congratulations to the four artists, Jessica Gurnsey, Cathy Brickhill, Wendy Hannah and Jodie Appleton, who have been selected as finalists for The STUFF Art Aotearoa Gold Awards for The Auckland Art Show 2025, with a prize value of over $35,000! The regional winner for The Auckland Art Show will be announced at the opening on 27th June at... Keep Reading
Congratulations to Shannon Turuwhenua whose MAKA TE KUPENGA was the second regional winner in The Stuff Art Aotearoa Gold Award 2025, named at The Christchurch Art Show on 25 April at Te Pae Convention Centre. Keep Reading
Wellington Art Show - Lisa Call named Wellington Regional Winner The first of the finalists in The STUFF Art Aotearoa Gold Awards for 2025 was announced at the opening of The Wellington Art Show at Tākina on Friday 28 February. The four artists in contention were Zoe Cromwell for ‘Verge (What we Hold)’, Shona Mackenzie for... Keep Reading
One of New Zealand’s best-known comedians is returning to her hometown of Levin for a stand-up show that will take her roaring down memory lane. Michele A’Court will perform at Levin Little Theatre – where her love of performance began – while the theatre is right next to her old school, Horowhenua College. Michele decided to do a... Keep Reading
Well-known Kapiti Coast artist Hamish Macaulay will represent the Academy of Fine Arts at the Wellington Art Show this year. As well as supporting the STUFF Art Aotearoa Gold Award. Keep Reading
The President and Council of the Academy of Fine Arts are pleased to announce that Art Shows Across Aotearoa have partnered with the Academy for 2025 and beyond. Keep Reading
Local Community Newspapers: A Valuable Resource for Creative Spaces Local community newspapers serve as an excellent platform for sharing stories from creative spaces. Whether it's a feature story, an opinion piece, or a letter to the editor, publications like The Nelson Mail, The Post, the North Shore Times, and Hawke’s Bay Today provide... Keep Reading
NZ Academy of Fine Arts takes galleries off market, promises radical change. The NZ Academy of Fine Arts has taken its waterfront galleries in Wellington off the market, promising to radically transform its commercial operations so the public has confidence it’s open for business - for good. While it put the three ground-floor commercial... Keep Reading
Audio Described Aotearoa’s dream of increasing the number of Māori and Pacific audio describers has taken a step closer to reality, thanks to a grant from Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Keep Reading
Michael Krammer is a dancer and dance tutor with Christchurch integrated dance company Jolt. He is a founding member of the company, set up by Lyn Cotton in 2001. In this interview, Michael answers three questions asked by Arts Access Aotearoa Keep Reading
Insights into the role of art tutors at King Street Artworks in Masterton, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, have sparked an Arts Access Aotearoa project highlighting the role of art tutors and facilitators in creative spaces throughout New Zealand. Keep Reading
In the 1950s, Kerr danced with prestigious dance companies in Europe, including Ballet Rambert, Sadler’s Wells, and Festival Ballet. He returned to his home country to lead New Zealand Ballet in the 1960s, the New Zealand Dance Centre in the 1970s, and the Southern Ballet Theatre in Christchurch from 1978 to 1990. Keep Reading
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