Manatū Taonga update the progress of the long-awaited Creative and Cultural sector strategy, after the arts community made its feelings heard.
An intricately carved sculpture has come out trumps in the Molly Morpeth Canaday Awards, NZ's longest running arts prize.
WATCH: From an age where it was all about the wireless - not wifi - a group of passionate volunteers are ensuring the glory days of music and radio aren't forgotten.
Your arts news bulletin returns for 2025 with the contenders for a $65,000 prize revealed, major events about to kick off, new line-ups and major creative opportunities.
The New Zealand art scene is a little less vibrant after the passing of two immensely talented creatives over the summer period - Andrew Wood pays tribute.
These are challenging times for local content - industry expert Irene Gardiner takes aim at the screen sector's most pressing issues.
A dedicated New Zealand pavilion will return at the world's most famous visual arts event after a four year absence - With Fiona Pardington to lead the charge.
21 artists, advocates and administrators have been recognised in the latest NZ Order of Merit - we break them down and celebrate their success.
WATCH: Already an international sensation, Bella Black is in the driving seat of her dance career - but isn't old enough to drive a car yet.
The last Lowdown for 2024 features the loss of a well-loved artist, a music great moving on, big awards and accolades.
Entries into the 2025 World of WearableArt Awards are open - we get inside tips on how first-time designers can have as much chance to win as veterans.
WATCH: Legally blind and dropped from her publishing deal, Steffanie Holmes went it alone and has sold nearly 1 million copies of her books.