School holidays start this weekend, to it’s time to find some wintery treats to keep the ankle-biters amused.

David Hill joins the trail of people who have gazed at or shrunk from a prolific Norwegian sculptor's work.

Liz Light follows the trail of a tortured artistic genius to a quaint Dutch village.

My happy place is kapa haka. I've grown up in kapa haka, so it's defined my life.

'I liberate photographic fragments from their original snap-and-capture setting and reposition them in the space of art," is Peter Madden's description of how he arrives at his fascinating collages at the Ivan Anthony Gallery.

Having never before met a polluter of the moral innocence of youth, I have no idea whether the author Ted Dawe is an unusually engaging example of one.

Elisabeth Easther has found some stellar ways to observe Matariki this year.

Everything from slice-of-life realism through to surrealistic flights of fancy are on display in the second week of the Short+Sweet Festival.

Tauranga Art Gallery has come under fire for displaying two photos that feature coarsely worded messages scrawled in ballpoint beside images of a 1974 gay liberation dance.

The memories have come flooding back for three Korean War veterans before the opening of a special photo exhibition that features 150 images taken by Kiwi soldiers.

My happy place is out in the wilderness taking photos. I find it completely engrossing.

The layered, colourful and feminine works of artist Emma Wright represent the "unpredictability" of life.