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Amplifier.co.nz is the longest running legal music download site in New Zealand.  Catch up on New Zealand music news, listen to your favourite kiwi musicians, watch NZ music videos and purchase CDs and legal MP3 music downloads by kiwi artists.

Aotearoa Digital Arts is New Zealand/Aotearoa's only digital artists' network. The list was launched in 2003 by Stella Brennan and Sean Cubitt during Brennan's stint as inaugural Digital Artist in Residence at Waikato University's Screen and Media Department. Read More »

Art News is an essential read for anyone interested in the arts. News, reviews, artist profiles and interviews, artist's studios, exhibition listings - each magazine is packed full - and we don't use art speak. Read More »

Artbash is an online community of New Zealanders who love art and love talking and writing about art. Read More »

Artfind.co.nz is a comprehensive resource for finding New Zealand art. Read More »

Arts & Letters Daily draws together the most intelligent, provocative, and illuminating news stories, critical reviews, political essays, and commentaries published online. Arts & Letters Daily is divided into three main columns: Articles of Note, New Books, and Essays and Opinion. Read More »

Each day ArtsJournal features link to stories culled from more than 200 English-language newspapers, magazines and publications featuring writing about arts and culture.

ASB Community Trust is an independent grant-making organisation supporting the work of not-for-profit groups in Auckland and Northland.
Founded on the sale of its shares in ASB bank, the Trust has made grants worth more than $600m since being formed in 1988.

DOCNZ is a competitive international documentary film festival. Read More »

Promoting the very best in New Zealand Design to the world. Updated daily by designers & web developers from across the country.

Idealog - the magazine and website of creative New Zealand business, ideas and innovation

Kua tuwhera a Korero Maori hei taonga tautoko i te hunga e hiahia ana ki te korero Maori, ki te whakanui ranei i to ratou mohio ki te reo Maori.

Kei konei etahi akoranga, etahi rauemi reo Maori, me etahi tohutohu hei whakakaha ake hoki i to mohio ki te reo Maori.

Korero Maori is for everyone who wants to speak the Maori language, or learn more about it. Read More »

Torohia mai he kowhiringa whakaahua, puoro, taonga hoki e takoto ana ki nga puranga korero, ki nga whare whakaatu, ki nga whare pukapuka, ki nga whare pupuri taonga hoki o Aotearoa.

Experience a selection of pictures, sounds and objects from New Zealand’s archives, galleries, libraries and museums.

MIC Toi Rerehiko promotes a dynamic and growing culture of interdisciplinary media-arts practice in Auckland and New Zealand, supporting an environment of innovation, in which fusion of art and technology is developed and nurtured.

On the NZ Body Art Awards website you'll find the very latest information for our upcoming event on the 25 July 2009. This is your starting point if you're: Read More »

Your local Film Society is a link in New Zealand’s only alternative non-profit network of film exhibition. As a largely voluntary organisation the Film Society plays an important role in bringing a variety of international cinema to this country’s screens. Read More »

New Zealand short films - watch movies online

New Zealand Events Guide - cultural events and organisations

The Otago Sculpture Trust was established in 2002 by a group of practicing sculptors with a general aim of doing what we can to foster and develop sculptural practice across Otago and beyond.

Pecha Kucha is a presentation format for creative work originally devised by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham of Kein-Dytham Architecture (KDa) in Tokyo, Japan in 2003. Read More »

RadioScope is unashamedly pitched at an 'industry level', intended as a resourse for those working in the radio and music fields, and a regular online destination (especially on chart day) for the industry's worker bees. Katydids, aphids and even the odd trapdoor spider too.

The Arts Channel is New Zealand’s unique television channel dedicated to the arts and broadcast on Sky Digital 79.  Whether you’re an art lover, a theatre goer, a bookworm, a dance addict, a music buff or a design nut, you’re sure to find a programme that fascinates, entertains and informs you.

Founded in 2004, the Audio Foundation was created to support, promote and preserve innovative audio culture in NZ. Read More »

The Lion Foundation was founded to help thousands of good causes every year, right around New Zealand.

The Lumiere Reader is New Zealand's online film + arts journal dedicated to criticism and review. The Film Pages curate selected features, reviews, and a series of localised columns, on film appreciation through to film festivals. Read More »

The New Zealand Performing Arts Review & Directory