
Secrets within Te Kūiti shearer statue to be revealed
The first of three mystery packages is due to be removed.
The first of three mystery packages is due to be removed.
Adrienne Riseley was the first resident artist at The Kilns at Te Horo.
“It is a collaboration of story, light, sound and Matariki themes."
Frank Film explores the story behind the proposed axing of Arts Centre funds.
Crown Lynn Pottery was a major employer in West Auckland.
Far North carver Renata Tane is gutted after the theft of dozens of his chisels.
The fully locally produced project is hitting festival screens around the world.
Ready to be lifted off the ground in grumpy Carl's balloon house?
New York Times: Founder of the modern Games thought they should honour both body and mind.
Tim Li's new exhibition features many of his gyotaku prints of fish.
Takatāpui fabric artist Maungaronga Te Kawa's only rule is “they have to be gorgeous”.
News snippets from the Far North.
Opinion: The biggest problem with modern statues is that they’re awful.
'Winning the award has validated that my art is appreciated and enjoyed.'
Logan Paul, Sidemen, and Beta Squad, influencers with millions of subscribers, are all hiring Kiwi kid Klaksy for his art! Kea Kids News reporter Rien finds out how it all started.
Make the most of your mid-year trip to the capital.
A Northland artist has an unconventional exhibition showing in Whangārei.
It will be open to the public by the end of this year.
The man whose image was digitally removed from a wero speaks out.
Auckland Art Gallery exhibition explores Aotearoa art in the Pacific region.
Dickinson's mission is to show the wealth of talent Northland has to offer.
Pāpāmoa's Kereama Taepa's art is making its mark.
A new digital experience has been launched.
Wāhine Māori are embracing tā moko as their birthright.
There are plenty of inspiring activities taking place.
The 1950s and 1960s marked a pivotal time among Māori artists.
A Tongan artist is critiquing artificial intelligence while using the technology in her heritage art form of ngatu tapa.
Mahi toi are a feature of the Glenn Innes to Tamaki Rd path, with additions just unveiled.