Eight things to do in Auckland this weekend
There are plenty of inspiring activities taking place.
There are plenty of inspiring activities taking place.
Rust found in a sprinkler system means the floor will be closed for repairs from May 19.
Mayor Susan O'Regan has also been asked to pick three pieces for the Art Studio Awards.
Curators fear marble statue’s religious and political significance is being diminished.
In six months, the centre has racked up a deficit of three-quarters of a million dollars.
Massive collection has a new owner. Meet the woman taking care of 10,000 artworks.
The Poukai tradition was introduced in 1885 by the son of the first Māori king.
The five exhibitions will showcase artwork from more than 60 local artists.
And who will own them next?
'This is the highlight of this business.'
The construction phase of the project will be completed in the first quarter of 2024.
Getting in touch with one's creative side has health benefits too.
Abhi Chinniah reveals challenges as she makes strides in Aotearoa’s fine arts scene.
Existing Gow Langsford gallery will be retained, new buy is expansion of business.
Demolition more of a labour of love, slowly unpicking the structure from the top down.
"Important to me that the artwork operated on a macro and micro scale." - Sara Hughes.
"Rest in peace, dear Bill. You’ll always be with us."
NZ Sculpture OnShore, the country’s largest outdoor art event and the biggest fundraising event for Women’s Refuge NZ. Video / Aja Lethaby
A customer didn't want to pay up after learning $6000 worth of coins were fake.
Think you already know Sydney? Its rich theatre and art scene may say otherwise.
The second part of the true crime podcast looks at James Wallace's life and crimes.
The Danish gallery has been chasing the missing bank notes and rogue artist for two years.
Special moment for redeveloped gallery.
"The house in Ōtāhuhu is the bastion for all our family."
Nuku looks after more than 2000 works of Pacific art and ancestral taonga.
The New York Times: Tailored tours give Paris the perfect fit.
New York Times: the best way to explore Bath in just 36 hours.
Artist Judy Darragh will show creatives how they can make more money from their works.
There's a celebration in Queenstown that's not to be missed.
Plenty of adventures lie beyond the pitch in Tāmaki Makaurau.