New ZealandArt gallery defends 'repugnant' artworkTauranga 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.04 Jun 01:17 AM
Entertainment'Forgotten war' as soldiers saw itThe 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.03 Jun 08:00 PM
LifestyleMy happy place: Chris McLennan - travel photographerMy happy place is out in the wilderness taking photos. I find it completely engrossing.01 Jun 05:30 PM
OpinionJanet McAllisterJanet McAllister: Triennial centre tricky to find but worth it when you do31 May 09:30 PM
EntertainmentBill Culbert - 2013 Venice BiennaleBill Culbert, New Zealand's artist for the 2013 Venice Biennale.29 May 05:00 PM
LifestyleArtists at workThe layered, colourful and feminine works of artist Emma Wright represent the "unpredictability" of life.29 May 05:00 PM
LifestyleArtist Carin Wilson's hiltop studioA spiritual home is slowly taking shape on a Northland coastal block in the hands of a Maori sculptor and his wife.29 May 01:00 AM
LifestyleMy happy place: Sarah Hillary, gallery conservatorMy happy place is my conservation studio at the Auckland Art Gallery.25 May 05:30 PM
LifestyleBook examines the human formKnown for his evocative and nostalgic portrayal of everyday life, photographer Derek Henderson's third book examines the human form.23 May 07:00 PM
LifestyleAsian artists draw on heritageThree Asian artists draw on their heritage to create contemporary works with meaning.22 May 02:30 AM
New ZealandThe capital of cool eventsDanielle Wright finds Wellington alive with art events, food and popular culture this winter.18 May 10:30 PM
OpinionTheatre review: Blunt assessment of child abusePatua means "to hit, kill, subdue, ill-treat", and writer-director Renae Maihi bravely takes on the subject of child abuse in the 75 nicely paced minutes of this, her second play.16 May 05:30 PM
BusinessFrizzell: $100,000 kicked for touchDick Frizzell believes he lost more than $100,000 as the official artist of the Rugby World Cup. He's not bitter, but says it's the worst investment decision he's made.14 May 05:30 PM
EntertainmentInto the depthsThe biggest game in town is Michael Parekowhai et al at Michael Lett. It combines the talents of an artist and a collective.10 May 05:30 PM
EntertainmentHistory lessonsMichal Dworzynski will launch the Auckland Philharmonia's Splendour Series.10 May 05:30 PM
EntertainmentHome on the rangeFive colossal iron clydesdales have joined the array of sculptures adorning Sir Michael Hill's golf course and sculpture park in Queenstown. Sir Richard Taylor, of Weta Workshop, will unveil the horses at the seventh hole at The Hills tomorrow.10 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandNinja boy defies deadly bugElliott Crimp has lost two fingers, part of his right foot, areas around his knees and all his toes to meningococcal B - but he hasn't lost his sense of humour.09 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandAuckland through the eyes of artistsCars slowed and heads turned as almost 200 brightly coloured mood sticks were carried through central Auckland by people with white gloves.09 May 05:30 PM
LifestyleKate Moss photo auctionWorks of art featuring the model Kate Moss have gone up for auction at Christie's in London. From an photograph of Moss from a Calvin Klein campaign in 1993 to a recent shot of her in a bronze body suit, the model is an iconic figure on the catwalk. The British model's career spans over two decades and she continues to front numerous campaigns today.08 May 05:00 PM
EntertainmentThe National play one song 105 times in six hour showRockers The National have shown their stamina when they performed their hit song <i>Sorrow</i> for six hours on repeat as part of an art installation.07 May 12:22 AM
