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?
A much-loved gallery closes its doors for good, others make progress to opening them again after decade-long breaks, historic news, new funding boosts and creative opportunities.
Joy for some, disappointment for many as Creative NZ announce the results of their two latest funds - we get a breakdown of what's gone where and dive into the available detail.
The leadership jigsaw is coming together at CNZ - with one of the top roles within the arts organisation revealed.
Tap into the relentlessly creative mind of one of Aotearoa's most boundary-pushing performers and his keys to success - no matter your artistic outset.
The organisation in charge of delivering creatives their first taste of recognition on the secondary arts market has been revealed - and it's one already entrenched in the creative sector.
BIG NEWS: Minister Paul Goldsmith has made a major statement - announcing a trio of big creative sector roles all at once.
After surveying the initial reaction to the Government's Budget, Andrew Wood looks at what the slashed funding to creative projects means to arts education and professional development.
Generous donations of Aotearoa art taonga, big announcements from experienced arts leaders, awards, residencies and big career steps detailed in this week's arts news bulletin.
A year-long creative journey for a newly built collaborative community in Northland has opened a wealth of new opportunities and instilled a boosted sense of confidence.