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Arts Foundation Laureate Awards celebrate and empower artists with outstanding potential for future growth whose practice has an impact on New Zealand. Every year the Arts Foundation recognise ten exceptional artists with a $25,000 award. These are the 2019 Arts Foundation Laureates. Among the 2019 Laureates announced recently are Louise Potik... Keep Reading
02 September 2019 DANZ ANNOUNCES 2019 DANCE RESIDENCIES IN ROTORUA & CHRISTCHURCH Dance Aotearoa New Zealand (DANZ) is delighted to be announcing two dance residencies in October and November of this year. DANZ will offer the Māori Dance Residency (Te Kanikani Whakamātau) in partnership with Lakes Performing Arts Company (LPAC) in Roto... Keep Reading
Disability Pride Week 2019 will run all over New Zealand from Monday 16 September until Sunday 22 September. In Wellington, one of the groups participating will be Wellington Integrated Dance (WIDance). Nine members of WIDance will be performing on 21 September as part of Disability Pride Week. Keep Reading
IDENTITY DANCE COMPANY TAKES HOME GOLD AND BRONZE AT WORLD HIP HOP CHAMPIONSHIPS IDENTITY Dance Company dance crews bring home the gold and bronze medal from the fiercest hip-hop international competition in the world. The Swagganauts won gold and Masque bronze. Hip Hop International in Arizona had 4000 dancers representing 52 c... Keep Reading
This week, Ausdance National announced with great regret that it will be winding up the association. They site the impact of shrinking government funding for the organisation, resulting in dwindling reserves and severely limited resources for its demise. Despite significant fundraising e... Keep Reading
Johnsonville artist wins drawing award By Glenise Dreaver Caroline McQuarrie of Johnsonville is one of ten artists awarded a highly commended in the 2019 Parkin Drawing Prize announced on Monday night. A lecturer in photography at the Wellington campus of Massey University School of Arts, Caroline heard about the result at a ga... Keep Reading
The Korean Ambassador to New Zealand, HE Mr Seung-bae Yeo, on behalf of the President of the Republic of Korea, presented the New Zealand Korea Veterans’ Memorial Trust with a Presidential Citation on Monday evening at a Concert for Peace held at the Wellington Cathedral. The Presidential Citation is in recognition of and appreciation for the... Keep Reading
Five Christchurch Artists are finalist for 2019 Parkin Drawing Prize Awards. Among the finalist this year are Ōtautahi Christchurch artists: Blair Chamberlain, Lucy Dolan Kang, Donna-Marie Patterson, Michael Springer and Greg Yee. The winner of the $20,000 prize will be selected and announced 5 August by John Gow from Gow Langsford Gallery. Keep Reading
Blenheim woman, Wendy Murphy, not only loves pondering the meaning of human existence; she is also passionate about creating images that explore it. The Marlborough Girls’ College art teacher has recently been shortlisted as a finalist for national drawing competition, the Parkin Drawing Prize. Keep Reading
Today it was announced that the Arts Centre Melbourne’s Arts Wellbeing Collective, in partnership with Support Act, are launching a 24/7 phone hotline for those who work in the performing arts. The Support Act Wellbeing Helpline is a free and confidential phone service particularly targeted at those who many not have access to prof... Keep Reading
After a hugely successful tour in 2018 that included 32 performances in theatres, prisons and marae, Rodney Bell is in Ōtaki at the Māoriland Hub with his award-winning performance work, Meremere. The performance is on the Friday and Saturday nights of July 26 and 27, with a matinee show on the Saturday. Meremere is a powerful and engaging... Keep Reading
NEW TAIRĀWHITI ARTS FESTIVAL INAUGURAL PROGRAMME REVEALED The Gisborne region’s new flagship arts and culture event - steeped in the local while connected with stories from across the country and the Pacific - will envelop the creative East Coast from 4-20 October. The inaugural programme for New Zealand’s newest major arts... Keep Reading
Wellington Pacific dancer and choreographer Tupe Lualua will embark on a journey exploring the traditional role of the taule'ale'a (untitled man) within the village community as the 2019 Creative New Zealand Sāmoa Artist in Residence. The three month residency is offered in partnership with the National University of Sāmoa with support fr... Keep Reading
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A report, Understanding the Value of Creative Spaces, presents key findings from a survey of creative spaces throughout New Zealand, intended to provide key decision-makers and agencies with information about the sector to better understand how the sector operates, the services it provides and to whom. Keep Reading
Wellington Lawyer Michael Stephens joins the Urban Art Foundation Board Wellington media and commercial lawyer, Michael Stephens has accepted an invitation to join the board of The Urban Art Foundation Limited. The Foundation, operating as The Urban Art Agency is a not-for-profit company committed to making art accessible on streets and in p... Keep Reading
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