
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.
War Dance at Taranaki was first shown in 1857 but has since been rarely seen.
The enduring legacy of an artist, activist and canonised 'saint'.
'I didn’t have a lot of time while we had Pipi but now I do.'
Creatives set out to unite diverse groups.
'It was a grey, drab-looking place so I thought let’s tart it up.'
Kirikiriroa Hamilton Zinefest celebrates the art of random creativity.
The theme of the rooms is modelled on classic motoring - upholstery and art reflect that.
A good idea guide to get you out and about in Auckland.
Proud fa'afafine (transwoman) artist Yuki Kihara has an exhibition with a message.
All the money raised is to go to Cranford Hospice.
Whanganui Deputy Mayor Helen Craig says 'making policy on the fly' is not a good idea.
A toddler in Ghana has set the record as the world’s youngest artist.
Simon Richardson makes shortlist of 57 for prestigious portrait prize.
Eclectic artworks part of new exhibition at Gisborne's HOEA! Gallery.
Auckland's Big Fan music space is supporting pan-Asian artists with residency and funding.
Local talent spotlighted: Wray's portrait captivates at Wellington event.
The exhibition also launches the latest Hawke’s Bay Art Guide.
'Some people might say the arts are a bit left-wing or something - no way.'
Artist Maryanne Shearman said she wanted to paint someone who deserved to be painted.
Huia tail feather becomes the world's most valuable feather
Visiting Whanganui Creative Space studio on Monday, May 20, was Whanganui MP Carl Bates.
He's travelled the world with his craft; now he's coming back to where it started.
In the heart of Auckland, a towering tribute to Kiwi MMA icon Israel Adesanya has emerged, courtesy of renowned street artist Owen Dippie. Video / Owen Dippie / Carson Bluck
'There are going to be severe repercussions, quite frankly.'
Te Rautakitahi o Tūhoe ki Ōrākau is a history from a Māori lens.
The gallery has declined to pull the unflattering painting from display.
New York Times: 'Painting a monarch ranks among the toughest of artistic gigs.'
The artworks by the late Norman Maclean will be exhibited at his home in Gisborne.
An immersive audio and lighting-based exhibition has opened on K Road till July.