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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
A central city pop-up exhibition, The Bigger Picture, showcases the work of artists from Ōtautahi Creative Spaces, an arts and mental health charity in Christchurch supporting people who have experienced mental distress and trauma. Keep Reading
Improverished, an Auckland theatre company, has grown from a small group of university students and young performers experimenting with short improv scenes and games into a fully-fledged company. Keep Reading
Chinese war refugee Sue Soo earned a place in New Zealand art late in life for her quirky images of ballerinas, animals and landscapes painted on rice sacks and supermarket box cardboard. Her granddaughter revealed at the opening of a tribute exhibition of her work at Toi Mahara, in Waikanae, that family recognition of her grandmother’s... Keep Reading
Levin painter Iris Reesby is currently exhibiting in Levin’s community centre, Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō. She has a selection of stunning oil paintings on show of, among others, dogs, a horse, birds, hawks and falcons, owls, irisses, poppies, and a tui. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays she is there in person with her paint brushes... Keep Reading
Dean Murray – a man of many talents and one of Horowhenua’s best-kept secrets – is playing a gig at Levin Folk Music Hall next Friday night (February 14). The former freezing worker and school caretaker has worn a few hats … builder, environmentalist, gardener, fisherman, lead-lighter, luthier, jack of all trades, husband, father and... 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
Improv theatre meets Regency drama in a production that’s part of the Bats Fringe Festival starting in February. Mt Victoria resident Megan Ritchie is one of four women behind the show entitled ‘Abridged-erton’ – a long-form improvisation comedy taking inspiration from the Netflix bodice-ripper hit series Bridgerton. Fellow... Keep Reading
Artist Karl Maughan is best known for his rich and vibrant ‘garden scapes’, which grace the walls of collectors both here in NZ and overseas. Sharon Greally tracked him down. Karl Maughan talks to me from his Mt Victoria based atelier – which is, according to him, a building which once housed an old printing press, and was the secret HQ... Keep Reading
A multi-year funding contract with Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage, supporting the growth and sustainability of creative spaces around the country, has come to an end. Keep Reading
We are thrilled to announce The World Dance Crew Championship - a brand new international major event, proudly owned by Aotearoa. The WDCC will debut from the 13th of April until the 19th of April, where the best dance crews from around thew world will compete including Asia, North America, South America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Our... Keep Reading
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A multi-year contract with Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage, supporting the growth and sustainability of creative spaces around the country, has come to an end. Arts Access Aotearoa partnered with Manatū Taonga from December 2020 to January 2025, supporting the funding application process, advising and monitoring the 54... Keep Reading
We regret to inform you that the Parkin Drawing Prize will not be held in 2025 due to the closure of the Academy Gallery and the logistical challenges involved in replacing it with an equivalent venue. We are committed to fully resuming the Prize in 2026 and look forward to celebrating the incredible talent of artists once again. We... 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
Dancenorth Australia will mark its 40th Anniversary by fortifying its commitment to the future of Australia and New Zealand's dance ecology: doubling its annual Secondment Program for emerging dance artists and continuing to throw its doors open to independent practitioners through its Artist Residency in the Tropics (A.R.T.) Program. The.. Keep Reading
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