The painting has attracted wide interest because of rare nostril tattoo.

Details that are key to unlocking meaning of some of the world's most famous paintings.

It's unscripted and uncensored, so why is Theatresports so damned funny?

Peter Peryer was one of New Zealand's more eminent artists.

Marilynn Webb has been crowned the supreme winner at the nation's Māori art awards.

The people have spoken and Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy is NZ's top seller.

An expert reveals how to make the most of your wall art.

"Together they offer a kind of mini-retrospective of Binney's iconic bird paintings."

Colin Hogg on Sam Hunt: He's the brightest person I've ever met but he's funny as a flea.

Anonymous authors' scatalogical slagging of pretty much the whole country is now a book.

Over the last 70 years, many paintings by Colin McCahon have disappeared. Where are they?

India Yelich talks about writing poetry, emotions and living in New York.

Man who broke Wellington's famous Water Whirler says he was bored and showing off.

How Banksy's latest stunt plays into the history of destruction in avant-garde art.

PM's Awards for Literary Achievement winners pioneers of new frontiers in local writing.

Could this be the moment the elusive street artist photographed his own stunt?

COMMENT: It's time to ask where our own planetary civilisation falls on the spectrum.

A new podcast series reveals some of NZ's writers most hard-fought battles.

COMMENT: How about installing a growth mindset in your students, even the dirty waggers?

Meghan Markle will get an insight into NZ history before her visit here next month.

The list has been released in the lead up to NZ Bookshop Day next weekend.

Greg Fleming reviews the new novel by James Frey.

Based on Crowley's research, there were at least 50 caves with around 250 entrances.

World War II brought an inevitable decline in Winston Churchill's art.

A new analysis suggests hypothyroidism may have caused Mona Lisa's features.

Barfoot & Thompson's $1m donation produced a $2.5m public art work.

William Shatner's promising "100 minutes of laughter" at his upcoming Auckland show.

The World Science Fiction Convention (Worldcon) is heading to New Zealand in 2020.

The painting was created in 1918 and was unknown to the art world until recently.

Going back to school gives one of our most successful theatre companies a chance to learn.