WATCH: Follow the journey of one South Auckland choir as they represent their culture and collectiveness on their biggest stage - the World Choir Games.
Designers get their moment in the sun, reflections on a hugely successful global creative event held on our shores and how a te reo Māori movie has become NZ's 2024 benchmark.
How do you pitch your story ideas in the most efficient way possible and with the greatest chance of success?
WATCH: Would you be prepared to sacrifice everything to follow your dream? Steve Christian explains why he's happy to give up a roof over his head to pursue his artistic endeavours.
The Creative Mentoring Programme has launched – find out what is on offer and how you can get an edge in your career.
Tap into the relentlessly creative mind of one of Aotearoa's most boundary-pushing performers and his keys to success - no matter your artistic outset.
A year-long creative journey for a newly built collaborative community in Northland has opened a wealth of new opportunities and instilled a boosted sense of confidence.
After surveying the initial reaction to the Government's Budget, Andrew Wood looks at what the slashed funding to creative projects means to arts education and professional development.
The leadership jigsaw is coming together at CNZ - with one of the top roles within the arts organisation revealed.
Almost everyone experiences creative droughts, but how can you tell when you're genuinely putting your health at risk?
Joy for some, disappointment for many as Creative NZ announce the results of their two latest funds - we get a breakdown of what's gone where and dive into the available detail.
After 11 years of leading and transforming one of Tāmaki Makaurau's best-known cultural institutions, Michael Frawley opens up on the state of the sector in his final days at MOTAT.
A company of displaced Ukrainian ballet dancers share their vision of peace with Aotearoa - and give a glimpse into the strength needed to shine bright in the darkest of times.
It's payback time - but the positive type. Find out how a friendship built decades ago has played a key part in bringing star power to the Matariki-released film Ka Whawhai Tonu.
A second seasoned arts leader announces plans to vacate their role, new awards, nominations, announcements and the impending arrival of a global creative event.
Annie Ackerman announces her departure from TBI - as the hunt begins for her successor.
Ainsley Gardiner knows all the ins and outs of filmmaking in Aotearoa - now she's responsible for decisions around what future NZ films get funded.
Tears and triumphs as a career-boosting initiative comes to a close – but not without hope that it still has a future in inspiring creatives.
Hundreds of creatives get the good news about awards nominations, Auckland's big arts event gets underway and the race is on for cash on offer to make the next great creative podcast.
Findings from CNZ's The Future of Arts Development survey are out, with the arts funding body stating the way they support arts organisations "isn't working for everyone."
A hugely admired artist and curator has gone too soon - those who knew and loved her are coming to terms with the devastating news.
Director Leo Gene Peters exposing his emotions on dealing with anxiety and social awkwardness - with advice that will ring true to many a creative mind.
Temuera Morrison has beaten a path from regional NZ to Hollywood for many others to follow - the internationally in-demand actor tells The Big Idea what any creative chasing their dream needs to hear.
The “biggest and baddest” contemporary art puts New Zealand on the international art map - so how do you make it feel more accessible?
Everything you need to know about how to access funds to take your work to the world through the British Council's latest opportunity.
Seeking an experienced and accomplished individual who has the ability to prioritise and manage the administration of the Office of the Tumuaki/Director of our school.
Tauranga Art Gallery is seeking a Kaiwhakahaere Whakaatuaranga / Exhibitions Manager to lead the design planning and delivery of our exhibition programmes; and the relocation of our collection. Join us at this exciting time as the Gallery undergoes a refurbishment and we work towards reopening our doors mid 2025.
Tauranga Art Gallery is seeking a Kaiwhakahaere Wheako me Auaha / Experience and Innovation Manager to lead our visitor experience programmes and events. Join us at this exciting time as the Gallery undergoes a refurbishment and we work towards reopening our doors mid 2025.
Tauranga Art Gallery is seeking a Kaitohutohu Toi Māori / Arts Advisor, Māori to implement the Māori Engagement Strategy, a new framework to activate connections with Māori communities. Join us at this exciting time as the Gallery undergoes a refurbishment and we work towards reopening our doors to our communities mid
Artists of all genres - enter the MMCA 2025 now!
Exciting opportunity to lead and deliver the NZSO’s artistic strategy
Holds the mana of the organisation, leads the kaupapa and shapes organisational culture and teamwork. to deliver a high-quality orchestral music programme in South Auckland.programme.
Entries are open for the ILT Murihiku Art Awards 2024.
Do you love art collections and are you committed to their ongoing care and display for the public? Could you imagine the next step in your career being the leader of a team? If the answer to those questions is 'Yes' then apply now to become our Team Leader - Exhibitions and Collections.
Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival is seeking a highly organised, intuitive and collaborative Marketing & Digital Manager to help drive the promotion of our next Festival in March 2025.
Do you have a great idea for an exhibition? Are you looking for a gallery space to show your work? We want to hear from you
Apply now for a British Council Connections Through Culture grant
Major Visual Arts funding from the Earle Creativity and Development Trust will be available again this year to nurture innovative ideas and talent in the Manawatū and Rangitīkei region. The Trust funds individual or groups projects up to a total of $50,000.Applications close 2 September
Do you have a great idea for an exhibition? Are you looking for a centrally located gallery to show your work? Do you have a group show ready but just need the space? We want to hear from you!
Arts Council Nelson and Forsyth Barr are thrilled to invite submissions to Pushing Clay – Forsyth Barr Ceramics Award & Exhibition 2024
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Calling all artists: An opportunity to create a temporary public artwork in Auckland’s city centre
Hot off its Off-Broadway premiere, ‘A Taste of Ireland―The Irish Music & Dance Sensation’ hits stages across New Zealand
An opportunity to tap into your creativity and find inner peace through art.
Step into an exhibition where art intersects with science, and discover the brilliant seabirds of Aotearoa and the importance of their preservation.
Hot off its Off-Broadway premiere, A Taste of Ireland―The Irish Music & Dance Sensation hits stages across New Zealand
Come to New Zealand's fifth Photobook Festival, a biennial photobook fair that's not to be missed.
Hot off its Off-Broadway premiere, ‘A Taste of Ireland―The Irish Music & Dance Sensation’ hits stages across New Zealand, performing the show that has entertained thousands around the globe.
Sci-Fi at Stardome is back for 2024!
Hot off its Off-Broadway premiere, A Taste of Ireland―The Irish Music & Dance Sensation hits stages across New Zealand,
Ramp is thrilled to announce the opening of 'worm, root, wort… & bane' a solo exhibition by renowned New Zealand artist Ann Shelton.
Tristan und Isolde is a searing portrait of agonised, unstoppable, uncontrollable desire that can end only in death. It’s also one of the most influential works of art in history. From its very first notes, Wagner reshaped music for ever. For everyone on the stage, it is a colossus.
Support Tempo as we dance our way towards our 25th year. Your koha, big or small, will help tautoko and amplify dance projects for years to come.
Welcome to Club Burlesque, Auckland’s champagne soaked date night! Take our hand, let us whisk you away in a whirlwind of glamour, feathers, magic and seduction…
She lives for art. She dies for love. This dramatic but exuberantly romantic opera portrays a story of love, violence, and the redemptive power of Art.
WATCH: Would you be prepared to sacrifice everything to follow your dream? Steve Christian explains why he's happy to give up a roof over his head to pursue his artistic endeavours.
WATCH: Aotearoa’s newest public holiday means more than just a long weekend. Witness how creatives play a crucial part in making Matariki a true celebration of New Zealand’s many cultures in a uniquely New Zealand way.
WATCH: It's one of NZ's most unsung success stories - but Aotearoa's children's music scene is the envy of many countries. See why it's so important our stories are shared in song to the next generation.
WATCH: An extraordinary piece of ngā toi Māori isn't just inspiring awe and reflection from New Zealanders, it's proving a connecting kaupapa for indigenous people from across the globe.
WATCH: From tradesman to craftsman, a retired Pākehā joiner explains what led him out of his comfort zone and into studying toi whakairo rākau.
WATCH: Art is about expression, creativity and freedom yet when it comes to burlesque, performers still have to battle stigmas and stereotypes - even from within the creative community.
WATCH: Behind the emotion of Aotearoa's pioneering literary festival's heart-breaking decision and an insightful, insider's guide to the creative community's funding crisis.
VIDEO: Representation matters - Four talented wāhine explain why being authentic matters as they embrace Te Ao Toi by their own rules.
WATCH: After getting his life back on track after a stint in prison, former gang member Richard Fa'avesi explains how his creative outlet paved the way.
WATCH: Rejection sucks - but this trio of creative women show that when someone closes the door on you, the best answer is sometimes to kick down the wall and build your own door for others to enter.
VIDEO: How family, passion and a desire to hold space for Pasifika people drove Kim Meredith to step into the challenge of becoming a gallery owner.
