
Art show immerses viewers into five different worlds
The virtual reality hit art show Terminus is on at Hastings City Art Gallery.
The virtual reality hit art show Terminus is on at Hastings City Art Gallery.
Sculptor Anna Dalzell was determined to tell the world about her Little Nobody, but Alert Level Red had other ideas. Video / Frank Film
Winston Aldworth visits a remarkable new attraction in Whangārei
Fakes, forgeries and why it's actually really hard to copy modern art.
The BNZ will sell its valuable art collection to raise money for a community charity.
The museum experience is set to open next year, on Anzac Day.
Rita Angus painting a 'significant discovery'.
OPINION: Phodiso Dintwe talks to Elisabeth Easther about his work and his life.
When is a myth not a myth? When you find out it's real.
Should the worlds of entertainment and politics mix? Or have they always been intertwined?
The portrait is of Ngā Puhi chief Kamariera Te Hau Takiri Wharepapa.
This April is a month of discovery.
Supporters say the film is authentic, while critics question its accuracy.
Whiti Hereaka's novel Kurangaituku has been shortlisted for the Ockham Book Awards.
Fantastic Planet installation features inflatable illuminated humanoids.
"I'm convinced. It's so unlikely it could be anyone else."
Photo taken by renowned Swiss-Kiwi photographer Max Oettli.
Few of us go on holiday with murder on our mind.
Art programme uses graffiti to promote positive message for pre-teen girls.
Bryde's Whale under threat as its food source, zooplankton, is susceptible to pollution.
Denzel Washington is a man on fire playing "dope" Macbeth.
Multi-disciplinary artist Eugene Kara is this year's judge
Vishal Sharma is raising funds to write his third book about Rotorua.
Amanda Gorman is ending her extraordinary year on a hopeful note.
Acclaimed author was first to win Book Prize with 1984 novel The Bone People.
The revered author died from complications from Parkinson's disease.
New York Times: Rice wrote more than 30 novels, including Interview With the Vampire.
The work was painted specifically for the university in the '70s - now it's on the market.
New York Times: Would you pay for a digital fragment of art?
OPINION: An effective literacy reset cannot come soon enough.