VIDEO: Carve Your Own Path
WATCH: From tradesman to craftsman, a retired Pākehā joiner explains what led him out of his comfort zone and into studying toi whakairo rākau.
Creating in Confinement: Vietnam Lockdown No Shackle for NZ Artist
Vietnam based artist, Hamish Montgomery’s creative juices are not confined to subject matter. The search for art materials is an exercise in creativity itself.
Poetry From the Paddocks
Drenching and Mycoplasma bovis may not seem like the most obvious of subject matters but poet Janet Newman brings the paradox of rural life to the pages of her new collection.
Perfect Pointers for Provincial Pensioners
How the Horowhenua arts centre overcame the sketchy times of COVID to thrive and bring the community together again.
Getting a Foothold in Film
The world is watching New Zealand’s film industry with envy. Here’s your opportunity to be part of the innovation.
If This Wall Could Talk
Two decades after its vibrant launch, a community artwork is coming back to life in Gisborne - involving up to 6500 artists.
How to be Award Winning Before Publishing
To win a literary award of any kind is a special achievement. To win one that enhances a piece of work: that has a significance all of its own.
How Getting Help Can Work
A music support service has been thrown open to the entire arts industry - we speak to someone who asked for help and came through the other side.