Architecture + Women
What happens to NZ’s women architects after they graduate? This is the central question behind the launch of a new website, Architecture + Women.
Creative Potential of Maori Communities
Professor Te Ahukaramu Charles Royal's lecture, 'The Creative Potential of Maori Communities', is based on his own indigenous research and his creative practice as a composer.
From Prague to Auckland
From Prague to Auckland: The photography of Frank Hofmann (1916-89) will be mounted from 26 August – 29 October at the Gus Fisher Gallery.
Artists share watercolourist prize
Three students from The University of Auckland’s Elam School of Fine Arts will share one of the country’s top prizes for watercolourists.
Architecture for Humanity founder delivers public lecture
Cameron Sinclair, founder of Architecture for Humanity, will deliver a public lecture as part of his role as International Architect in Residence at The University of Auckland.
Australasian Computer Music Conference
The University of Auckland is hosting the Australasian Computer Music Conference.
Graduation Gala Concerto Competition
The University of Auckland will mark the close of Autumn Graduation Week 2011 with the Graduation Gala Concerto Competition.
Peggy Guggenheim Internships
Three students from the the University of Auckland Department of Art History have been selec
Camouflage exercise in urban undergrowth
Paramilitary-styled masks are being constructed in a back room in Central Auckland for an operati
Mayoral Debate: Urban Planning
Towards a new Auckland - Mayoral Debate on the Urban Environment on August 17 is the first i
Fast Forward: Urban Design
Cutting edge international architects, Momoyo Kaijima from Atelier Bow-Wow and Hitoshi Abe, are a
A Short History of Invisibles
The University of Auckland Art History Research Seminar Series commences with a presen