The Creative Mentoring Programme has launched – find out what is on offer and how you can get an edge in your career.
The Olympics of Choral Singing is arriving in Aotearoa this month, set to blow minds - and perceptions - out of the water with performances that break stereotypes.
Ainsley Gardiner knows all the ins and outs of filmmaking in Aotearoa - now she's responsible for decisions around what future NZ films get funded.
Tears and triumphs as a career-boosting initiative comes to a close – but not without hope that it still has a future in inspiring creatives.
A second seasoned arts leader announces plans to vacate their role, new awards, nominations, announcements and the impending arrival of a global creative event.
WATCH: Aotearoa’s newest public holiday means more than just a long weekend. Witness how creatives play a crucial part in making Matariki a true celebration of New Zealand’s many cultures in a uniquely New Zealand way.
Annie Ackerman announces her departure from TBI - as the hunt begins for her successor.
It certainly isn't easy to land a creative grant, but here are some tips to ensure your entry has the best chance possible.
After 11 years of leading and transforming one of Tāmaki Makaurau's best-known cultural institutions, Michael Frawley opens up on the state of the sector in his final days at MOTAT.
It's payback time - but the positive type. Find out how a friendship built decades ago has played a key part in bringing star power to the Matariki-released film Ka Whawhai Tonu.
A company of displaced Ukrainian ballet dancers share their vision of peace with Aotearoa - and give a glimpse into the strength needed to shine bright in the darkest of times.
Almost everyone experiences creative droughts, but how can you tell when you're genuinely putting your health at risk?