As Auckland Art Fair begins, auction house gets ready for one of its more unusual sales.

Kate Ford puts together a guide of Parisian art galleries.

Anthony Byrt on the art world's brightest young things.

Dionne Christian asks artists what 'place' means to them. Made with funding from NZ On Air

Photographer Michael Bradley discusses his extraordinary works featuring wet-plate photography.

Get ready to unleash your inner werewolf and see the moon on screen as never before.

Who are the five New Zealanders joining an elite group of our most iconic artists?

Waiheke Island artist Kazu Nakagawa. / Dean Purcell

Unexpected encounters launched across Auckland from our leading Asian artists.

COMMENT: Why do the arts always lose out in our sports-obsessed country?

No plans for Friday night? Hit up this free festival for live music and some tasty eats

NZ judge's prestigious new book paints a picture of how common art crime during war is.

Nominees for NZ's Walters Prize are outstanding examples of contemporary art, says judges.

The aerialist's fall reportedly 'traumatised' audience members.

Avant-garde ensemble From Scratch take fans on a trip to savour, writes William Dart.

New owner will expand into training for ICT, teachers and trades in Northland and regions.

Super-sized owls swoop into Auckland for our biggest mass participation public art event.

A 21-year-old Auckland artist is the youngest to win NZ's premier portrait painting award.

Mercury Bay, on the Coromandel, is noted for its beaches but its art makes a splash, too,

Petra Patterson and Sally Zhang are co-project managers of the Bayleys Foundation New Zealand Secondary School Photography Competition. / Video by Greg Bowker

Auckland Arts Festival director Jonathan Bielski's vision for a new precinct that he has dubbed the 'Festival Playground'.

It was perhaps inevitable that Instagram would shake up the art world.

The Underwater Photographer of the Year 2018 has just been announced. Here's a peek at the winning entries. Video / NZME

The recipient of one of Creative NZ's most prestigious visual arts awards is announced.

Save Our Gallery will continue lobbying despite proposed Auckland Art Gallery funds rise.

NZ artist & spatial designer Biljana Popovic is the 2018/2019 recipient of Creative New Zealand's Visual Arts Residency. Her project will involve researching the Berlin underground train network, the U-Bahn, as a unique space for making, displaying and thinking about art. / Brett Phibbs

A life-sized horse sculpture and giant cake will make this year's event a colourful affair

The City of Sails will be awash with colour as the Auckland Pride Festival returns Feb 2.

The 125-year-old institution is set to be included in the council's 10-year budget plan.

As Auckland Art Gallery struggles with funding, high-profile campaign starts to save it.