A coalition of heavy-hitters are calling for more focus on pushing local authors, some big international success and opportunities for NZ talent and youth theatre's next creators brought together.
Q Theatre's helping ease the financial risk for artists or companies wanting to get their shows in front of audiences - we break down how to apply for their new Season Support initiative.
Success at the National Contemporary Art Awards isn't just a huge career boost, it's a prize that has been on Zena Elliott's radar for decades.
Aotearoa's arts sector hits the big screen - the minds behind it share how they got a movie about 'theatre kids' made and why it hits so close to home.
Revived events to invigorate communities, new festivals to create lifelong art connections, opportunities, tributes, new positions and award-winners - it's been another big week in the creative sector.
Our marquee arts news bulletin, celebrating those whose mahi makes a difference, add creative value to their communities and succeed on national and global stages.
Tributes are flowing after the passing of an Arts Icon - referred to as the "Godfather" of contemporary sculpture in New Zealand.
The minds behind Melbourne Fringe-bound production How To Art explain the importance of diversifying their support to achieve their dreams.
A half-million dollar initiative's announced to help artists get their mahi across Aotearoa, underserved communities get a chance to be celebrated and a number of career-advancing accolades and opportunities.
In part two of our exclusive interview with the new CNZ Chief Executive, Gretchen La Roche discusses funding the sector, the changes facing arts organisations and changes in perception.
Creative talents recognised across multiple disciplines, with awards, nominations, residencies, festival line-ups and success stories from across Aotearoa.
In an extensive first interview as CNZ boss, Gretchen La Roche opens up on what's exciting her about the role, the challenges facing the sector and the way forward.