Iconic prizes & world-famous institutions are recognising the talents of Aotearoa - see who's won what, NZ art centre stage in NYC, sad passings & other creative news.
Artist-led and Indigenous storytelling-focused, the Wellington-based festival shapes up for another empowering edition.
Co-artistic directors Nisha Madhan and Julia Croft invite us into the blazing, new world they’ve created together with F.O.L.A [AKL] in our new series Pathfinders.
A creative academic looks at the real implications for the many self-employed workers in the sector, following the government's latest financial decisions.
We take a cheeky peek behind the Cabaret Festival's velvet curtain and find out how creatives - no matter their experience - can be a part of it.
Aotearoa creative minds and institutions are getting recognised globally and locally, big arts events and milestones worth savouring.
Multi-passionate creative, PhD researcher, and award-winning author Jeanelle Frontin on the importance of getting to know yourself.
Danielle Kionasina Dilys Thomson talks to her creative journey and what inspires and challenges her in our new bi-monthly series 'Talanoa with a Tusitala'.
Check your privilege at the door - comedian Sameena Zehra has toured the world and gives her tips for finding balance in your career by living with integrity and joy.
A major announcement for Aotearoa's TV and film industry - with the impactful scheme locked in for another four years.
A game-changing creative quarter is at last fully operational, cornerstone events bringing big numbers, international opportunities open and a multitude of arts success stories.
Party like it's 1994 - history repeats for Damien Wilkins, taking out the richest prize in NZ literature, among a host of success stories at the awards gala.