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A long weekend with John Lennon’s ‘lost weekend’ girlfriend, May Pang
May Pang aims to correct misconceptions about her relationship with the star.
'Just lose themselves': 70 years of clay creations for Hawke's Bay's oldest pottery club
'People just sit, relax, and enjoy what they are doing.'
Two by two: Bay chainsaw champion chipping away at international success
Waretini-Hemara hopes to be the first Kiwi to compete in Chetwynd World Carving Champs.
'Mixed Messages' exhibition: Where Dutch vibrancy meets Kiwi charm
From Gisborne to Amsterdam: Cat Brown blends worlds in art.
First look inside new five-star Horizon by SkyCity hotel
Locals were commissioned to make art within the new hotel to showcase this country.
An old sugar factory is providing the art sweetener in Taiwan
Tongan artist Tui Gillies is showing off her skills in a month-long residency.
Esoteric Revelation is an exhibition for the stars
Wāhine Māori artists showcase creativity for Matariki exhibition.
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METcALfe Art sisters creating art to the beat of their own drum
Metcalfe is their maiden name and the caps spell Metal which is what their art is about.
Pro-Palestine protest disrupts opening of migrant Settlement Centre
The Settlement Centre Waikato postpones its opening events due to a pro-Palestine protest.
'Dynamic personality': Respected kaumātua Jerry Hapuku celebrated in portrait
One of Hawke's Bay's most respected elders has been captured in portrait form.
New house at Gibbs Farm sculpture park on NZ's Best Homes with Phil Spencer
'Leveraging our innovative reputation in the pursuit of creating remarkable homes'.
Stolen 16th-century painting found at bus stop sells for record $35.9 million
The masterpiece by Titian was found inside an unassuming white and blue plastic bag.
How to keep the kids entertained these school holidays
A round-up of our favourite school holiday activities happening around Auckland this July.
An artwork that sings with you in world-first for Auckland
Graham Tipene's Waimahara is a fully immersive experience that will sing along with you.
Property Insider: Insolvent modular apartment-builder owes $51.7m
A modular housing project has a big financial fallout, liquidators picking up the pieces.
King Charles' portrait artist takes on Sir David Attenborough
Jonathan Yeo has unveiled his official portrait of the British broadcaster and biologist.
Listening to Luke Combs' ageless music
Lyrics nothing new but comforting coming from someone else.
Full steam ahead for Geothermal Week
The event theme highlights the “Immense value of our taonga, our geothermal resources.”
New digital artwork unveiled at Waipapa Taumata Rau
Māramatanga was commissioned by the University of Auckland
How 300 nude women might help change the world
She never expected to become a filmmaker at 50. Now, her work is being screened globally.
Monet was born here, so why do so many tourists snub this French city?
It's only the birthplace of one of the world's most famous artists and artistic movements.
Turning a Dunedin home into a museum: Skulls, propaganda, and the paranormal
Museum owner says it's a lifelong project that will never be finished.
Iwi part-funds new exhibition at Auckland Art Gallery
Ngāti Whātua and other donors to bankroll exhibition at Auckland Art Gallery
Goodbye Great Plate, hello Creative Cup: New fundraiser to feature at Quarry Arts Centre
After years of exhibiting plates as their fundraiser, cups now take centre stage.
'Technically a write off': Renowned late artist's flood-hit home to become a creative project
The cyclone-ravaged building has been trucked out of the Waiohiki Creative Arts Village.
Earliest known oil painting of haka on display in Auckland
War Dance at Taranaki was first shown in 1857 but has since been rarely seen.
Delphinium Days: Derek Jarman exhibition opens at Gus Fisher Gallery
The enduring legacy of an artist, activist and canonised 'saint'.
From Pipi Pizza to painting - Alexandra Tylee changes focus
'I didn’t have a lot of time while we had Pipi but now I do.'
Creative Coromandel wants to support artists to amplify creative practice
Creatives set out to unite diverse groups.
Council coming for castle murals
'It was a grey, drab-looking place so I thought let’s tart it up.'
Zeal for zines on show as quirky festival celebrates 10th anniversary
Kirikiriroa Hamilton Zinefest celebrates the art of random creativity.