The man at the centre of last year's City Gallery Wellington controversy speaks exclusively to Andrew Wood about how he became one of NZ's most respected curators and what he's working on now.

Described as a radical at heart and a visionary ahead of her time, Sandi Morrison's 50-year love affair with Aotearoa's Arts shows no signs of dwindling.

A straight shooter and a force to be reckoned with on screen, on stage and behind the scenes - Tanea Heke's career is an extraordinary one, Kirsten Matthew writes.

How Lisa Reihana created a worldwide following and what inspires her masterful creations.

Playwright and director Briar Grace-Smith on finding time to create, where she's derived her motivation and life inside her bubble.

Sometimes irreverent, always dedicated. Philip Clarke's impact on the arts never ceases, as Kirsten Matthew discovers.

What strategies are our industry's leaders advocating for and who should be taking the key steps? The Big Idea gets the answers.

Emergency funding support - or lack of it - has been the arts' hottest topic. Creative New Zealand fronts up to The Big Idea.

The start of The Big Idea series into hearing the words and opinions of the men and women in leadership positions in the arts.

So many artists having their livelihoods impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. One of them opens up on what it’s like and what help - if any - he’s found.

With the daunting reality of coronavirus kicking in, international gallerist Michael Reid offers tips to get on with the job and to survive the forthcoming market dip.

Bringing a legacy to life is a special challenge in an arts career. Andrea Rush talks to Viv Stone about her passion to mature NZ’s art infrastructure.