Who gets published in Aotearoa?
Damien Levi looks into the most recent data on publishing, gender, and ethnicity, only to find that the dial is barely shifting on representation.
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Who gets published in Aotearoa?
Damien Levi looks into the most recent data on publishing, gender, and ethnicity, only to find that the dial is barely shifting on representation. -
Goodbye Gap Filler, and other news and opportunities from the garden city
Almost everything that's happening in the arts across Christchurch in March. -
Indie venues to receive $100,000 of tech, plus the week’s arts news
Including the Ockham shortlist, the Taite prize finalists, a new festival, and new residencies. -
‘We’ve scared some of our mates’: Tane Te Pakeke-Patterson & Gisele Proud on being collaborators
The actor-creator-theatre-makers share their thoughts on collaborating, leaving in the interval, and making original work rather than restaging classics. -
Grace Iwashita-Taylor, the poet who never wants to stop becoming
Since she started writing in her teens, her work has shapeshifted from lyrics, to poetry, spoken word, scripts, and videos. -
Milestones, exhibitions, and opportunities for artists overseas
Welcome back to Global Compass, a monthly digest tracking the international movements of Aotearoa artists and sharing opportunities you won’t want to miss.
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06 Mar - 05 Apr, 2026The Living Earth Series
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