Poems In Retrospect A Selection Author: Stephen Oliver Publication date: 2025 Format: softcover 380 pages Dimensions: 9 x 6 inches ISBN 978-0-646-89314-3 RRP $30.00 GREYWACKE PRESS reid1801@bigpond.com greywackepress@gmail.com Stephen Oliver’s Poems In Retrospect: A Selection brings together work published over five d
Contemporary Auckland captured in new Commissions project
Arts Access Aotearoa is accepting applications for the 2025 Whakahoa Kaitoi Whanaketanga Creative New Zealand Artist Fellowship. Valued at $10,000, it supports a Deaf or disabled artist in developing their creative practice. The deadline is 5pm, 31 March 2025.
An exhibition at Mayfair House showcases artwork by men studying art from prison, highlighting their creativity and resilience. The Learning Connexion’s programme helps these students develop their artistic voices while earning NZQA qualifications.
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We've made the hard decision to defer the next Changing Threads Contemporary NZ Textile Fibre Art Awards to 2026.
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