Dunedin: In the art of the city
Street Art Trail lures thousands from around the world to revitalised downtown
Street Art Trail lures thousands from around the world to revitalised downtown
If you're not sure what to get Dad this Christmas, Andrew Alderson has a few ideas of the literary kind.
"We're often led to believe migration is a drain on the country's resources but Steve Jobs was the son of a Syrian migrant," said Banksy.
Keen animation enthusiasts have an opportunity to see how their favourite characters came to life.
Grammy-nominated R&B star D'Angelo is heading to Wellington in March.
She felt lonely right through primary school because of a disability but last night took out a top award for her generosity to others.
Yaniv Janson is an artist with a mission; to change the world one painting at a time.
You don't need to be an expert on art to enjoy Sculpture in the Gardens this summer -- just be keen to explore, says Sarah Ell.
This spectacular cirque cabaret, starring the stylish acrobats of The Dust Palace, imagines The Odyssey as Star Trek.
A new exhibition featuring the machines, models and masterpieces of Italian genius, Leonardo da Vinci opens at Canterbury Museum on Saturday.
Graham Reid previews a huge exhibition in Melbourne of two major artists, Andy Warhol and Ai Weiwei.
Get your leotards, leg-warmers and sweatbands ready, because Flashdance is making a comeback, this time in stage musical form.
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The winners at the annual local short film derby has been named with the best film now eligible to be considered for the Academy Awards.
Hudson and Halls are back with a scrumptiously over-the-top display of outrageous showmanship and culinary mayhem.
A collection of photos taken at Te Papa from the New Zealand Photography Collected book.
The works, by Dunedin-born Peter McIntyre, are expected to fetch more than $200,000.
A remarkable art collection from two leading lights of the North Shore literati and arts scene is going under the hammer next month.
Soaring, skillful, seductive, sensory, spectacle. There are many words to describe Le Noir, but just one to sum it up: sensational.
In Flat Bush, are more signs of this evolving culture, with the Fo Guang Yuan Buddhist temple, tea house and art gallery.
Some of our best-loved celebrities are giving a sneak peek into their kitchen secrets in a charity cookbook curated by leading artist Dick Frizzell.
A Lindauer painting revealed to be a forgery will remain in the national heritage collection.
Judges described his shot of urine-filled test tubes, pictured, as "unusually beautiful".
Art excellence award goes to a photo was described by judges as ''unusually beautiful''.
The book, which features sexually explicit content, drug use and use of slang for female genitalia, is now classified as unrestricted.
One of our finest acting and directing talents turns his attention to the classic musical Guys and Dolls. By Dionne Christian