Artworks tell powerful Islands story
An art exhibition with an Anzac twist is paying tribute to the Cook Islands soldiers who served in World War I.
An art exhibition with an Anzac twist is paying tribute to the Cook Islands soldiers who served in World War I.
Art critics are impressed with the controversial $1.5 million sculpture planned for Queens Wharf, but it has been labelled a monstrosity and joke by some.
The controversial $1.5 million "lighthouse" sculpture on Queens Wharf is being made more in keeping with its state house roots.
Budding Kiwi artists will next week have the chance to wow a top Weta Workshop designer.
The latest public mural by Kiwi artist Owen Dippie is under way in central Auckland.
Steven Joyce says he has been called many things in his political life and he can now add "egg-head" to the list.
The world's art lovers voted with their feet to make an 86-year-old Japanese woman the most popular artist of last year.
The Prodigy's new album comes with a striking cover image of a fox standing over a glowing cityscape.
The tower was so strikingly beautiful, many visitors expressed disbelief it was to be destroyed. But its designer said that had to be the artwork's destiny.
The school bus lurches to a halt outside a Bekaa Valley primary school in the east of Lebanon.
More than 50 years ago an artist from Auckland changed his name to Billy Apple and became a living brand. On the eve of a major retrospective of his life’s work, he talked to Greg Dixon about his past, his present and his future.
Mirrored towers make up the art installation Field, by Angus Muir and Alexandra Heaney, on display in Wynyard Quarter this month as part of the Auckland Arts Festival.
A Kiwi student has come up with an innovative way to show off her artistic photography - by using traditional Pacific tapa cloth.
Activism through art specialist Lemi Ponifasio and Mau take Colin McCahon's iconic painting as a huge and architectural backdrop to their spellbinding tribute to the fallen of World War I - and take....
Auckland's Art Festival is filling the streets, parks and theatres for the next two weeks with light, colour and music. Find out what's on this week and our don't miss pics.
"It's going to be a family reunion mixed with work." Since his sister moved to the North Shore in 1999, David Shrigley has been a frequent visitor to New Zealand.
The Pacific Rim is reflected in the Auckland Arts Festival with art from Japan, New Zealand and Samoa. Six artists from Japan at the St Paul Street Gallery make considerable demands on the viewer. Three long videos are full of angst, examining Japanese so
All artists take risks. Elliot Stewart once faced an oncoming train as he painted the inside of a tunnel.