VIDEO: Teen Talent Takes On The World
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.
Lowdown: Shock Farewells & End Of An Era
The last Lowdown for 2024 features the loss of a well-loved artist, a music great moving on, big awards and accolades.
How to WOW - Why Any Creative Can Shine In Iconic Awards
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.
VIDEO: Success In Self-Publishing
WATCH: Legally blind and dropped from her publishing deal, Steffanie Holmes went it alone and has sold nearly 1 million copies of her books.
"Find Who Your Art Is For" - Hugo Grrrl
One of the most in-demand creatives in Aotearoa right now, the drag king shares advice on how to beat your own artistic path - no matter how challenging.
Lowdown: Arts At Full Speed
Far from putting the cue in the rack as holidays loom, NZ's creative community is busy as ever with new funds opening, award finalists named, line-ups and big decisions revealed plus leadership comings-and-goings.
How Do I Market My Workshop For Success?
Ten ways to market your creative workshop, and increase your cash flow.
VIDEO: Asian Theatre in Aotearoa
WATCH: Its history might be short, but the Asian performing arts community is growing in voice and understanding of its own identity.
Lowdown: Arts Icons Revealed
Two top flight creatives earn a rare accolade, NZ Film Commission's big changes reap big financial rewards - among a host of arts announcements, awards and appointments.
"I'd Regret Not Taking The Opportunity" - Creative NZ's Next Chief Executive
In her first interview since the unexpected appointment, Gretchen La Roche explains why she's coming back to the organisation she left earlier this year.
Explainer: Artist Resale Royalties Scheme
The new system that puts money in the pockets of artists from the secondary arts market is now live - how does it work and what do creatives need to know?
OPINION: Systematic Change Needed To Support Youth Arts
The Performing Arts and Young People’s sector must not be left to wither on the vine, writes Dr. Kerryn Palmer.