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Mayor takes another look at saving St James Theatre
Auckland Mayor Len Brown has ordered an urgent report assessing ways to save the iconic St James Theatre.
Fiction Addiction: So far, so tragic
Bronwyn Sell opens the discussion on her feature book for May 2011, Sarah Winman's When God was a Rabbit.
For the love of books - some of our top shops
Buying ebooks may be convenient but it can't compete with the personality and charm of our best bookshops, writes Danielle Wright.
Titirangi: Fringe benefits
Colin McCahon's house reveals another side of Titirangi, says Liz Light.
Theatre Preview: Mary Stuart, Maidment Theatre
The play Mary Stuart brings Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots face-to-face, as played by two of our own leading ladies.
Michael Parekowhai's installation for Venice Biennale 2011
On First Looking into Chapman's Homer, by Michael Parekowhai, comprises a Steinway grand piano carved with Maori patterns, two blackened bronze pianos with bulls on top, a life-size sculpture of his brother as a security guard, and some bronze pot plants.
Bulls and a piano lead the way to Venice
The morning started with a call from Creative New Zealand to say Michael Parekowhai had notified them of the interview.
A grand restoration
A Steinway grand piano carved with Maori patterns is part of Michael Parekowhai's installation at this year's Venice Biennale.
Silo Theatre: Exploding the boundaries
The Silo Theatre company has spent ten years carving out a niche as one of Auckland's most dynamic artistic collectives. Luke Oram looks behind the curtain at the boutique crew's success.
Banksy exhibit inspires criminal element, say police
The world's most famous 'street artist' has got offside with Los Angeles police department.