Writers Festival author tells of mischievous childhood
Poet and author Kate Camp talks about her work and life.
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Local Focus: Ko Taua set to charm the Aronui Arts Festival
A bilingual musical showcasing two worlds. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Premium: Artists go head to head in 20 minute Art Clash
Nine artists had 20 minutes to paint a picture in Studio on The Square's first Art Clash. The winner was Frank Callear. Video / Judith Lacy
NZSO celebrates Stravinsky in style
NZSO delivered main course of The Firebird and a punchy entree of Juliet Palmer's Buzzard.
"You just have to be human to say this isn't right": Single Asian Female stars talk back
The stars of Single Asian Female dissect racism, tiger moms and chicken feet over yum cha.
Home is where the art is: Dunedin's must-see gallery Fe29
A bossy sign outside a Dunedin bungalow demands investigation when you're on holiday.
Local Focus: What 100 real women look like
Exhibition represents Rotorua's diverse women. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Vanished artwork to return
"Cone Piece" to be re-hung in War Memorial Centre. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Five words that don't mean what you think they do
Words change over time and insisting that their original meaning be adhered to is silly.
Artist and linked entities awarded $100,000 by govt agency while facing charges
Exclusive: Creative NZ says it was unaware Mika X was accused of bribing a complainant.
Local Focus: What's in a zine?
Underground publishing popular with library and buyers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
40 years on, book about notorious kidnapping stirs up fresh controversy
Book about impacts of teen girl's gunpoint abduction in 1983 stirs concern 38 years on.
Violinist Amalia Hall on stage fright, perfectionism and very expensive instruments
'I always plan to post more videos of me playing, but my standards are very high.'
The Secret Paintings: Aotearoa welcomes works of groundbreaking abstract artist
She asked her art remain hidden for 20 years post-death – the world was not ready.
William Dart: NZSO put on Carnival performance - review
The Carnival concert certainly justified its title.
After a year of digital learning, let's hear it for real books
THE CONVERSATION: Children still read books, but many have moved to the digital kind.
Big Candy v The Artist: Whittaker's upset at replica K Bar wrappers
Candy crusher: Art and commerce collide in a stoush about K Bars.
Review: Auckland Arts Festival showcases full diversity of NZ's arts scene
Four shows at the Arts Festival showcased the full range of NZ's artistic community.
Ben Elton: 'One thing I learnt a long time ago, never read reviews'
Acclaimed writer Ben Elton talks about his life and career.
Love's Labour's Lost? The Pop-Up Globe creditors named in first report
The pandemic is said to have delivered a death blow to the business.
Local Focus: City Art Walk app a 'love note to the city'
New app offers a handy way to view Tauranga street art. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Earning a crust: How actors are faring after a year without Broadway
Broadway performer Max Kumangai has leaned into a fourth skill as the pandemic marches on.
Auckland auction house hoping for record-breaking sale with Banksy piece
Banksy artwork could sell for more than $1 million.
Meet the Queens of Rupaul's Drag Race Down Under
Hold on to your wigs, the cast of RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under has been announced.
Beloved author Joy Cowley opens up about childhood struggles
The celebrated writer reveals why she's so passionate about kids learning to read.
Katie Wolfe: 'As a child, I probably never stopped talking. I was 5 going on 55'
Actor, writer and director Katie Wolfe talks about her life and work.
What to watch, read and listen to this week
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Inner Wilds: energy-filled light projection show
First-ever projection show onto Wellington Opera House lights up problem area & headlines inaugural festival celebrating the capital’s cityscape. Video / Storybox
Shona McCullagh: 'The hardest thing has always been the fight with myself'
Shona McCullagh talks to Elisabeth Easther about her life and the role of the arts.
Elizabeth Cracroft on addiction: 'It was just tragic and embarrassing'
A rehab centre is the unlikely setting for a new improv comedy by a recovering alcoholic.
What a weekend! Busy days ahead on water and off for Auckland
Prada Cup racing is back on in Auckland this weekend, but that's not all.
Cultural appropriation: What it means and why it matters
Navigating the social minefield of cultural "ownership".
'Taught homosexuality was wrong, I went through a lot of tortured moments'
Victor Rodger's adaptation of Hello Darkness will be performed at Auckland Pride Festival.