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The home of the James Wallace Arts Trust and some of its Collection

The Annual Wallace Art Awards aim to support, promote and expose New Zealand contemporary art and artists. James Wallace established the Annual Wallace Art Awards 20 years ago. These awards are now the longest surviving and largest annual art awards of their kind in New Zealand, with a value amounting to over $165,000. Read More »

The Wallace Arts Trust Collection is an incomparable cultural and historical resource of contemporary New Zealand art ranging from 1931 to present day, and numbering at over 5,000 artworks including paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, AV works and various other multimedia works.

http://www.clothesivemade.com/ menswear range has erupted onto the scene with a comfort equals style attitude. C.I.M is not just about clothes its a lifestyle, being comfortable wherever whenever. Read More »

At Hawkins&Co we believe in designing for the long term. Using good old fashioned knowhow and values (like good manners and charm) we promise you the very best design from a company that is a joy to work with.

Artist's talks, music and all sort of other events at TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre

Exhibitions change every 4- 6 weeks.

 

We are a group of highly motivated and creative professionals who wanted to bring together an all inclusive forum to enable creatives, artists, graphic designers, etc to showcase and sell their work. Read More »

The Shore City Magicians Club Inc was formed in 1974 to foster and promote the art of magic and the associated performing arts.  We meet monthly in Auckland, members range from amateurs to full-time professional magicians.

Each year the club runs the popular Shore Is Magic family comedy magic show in theatres in Auckland. Read More »

Christina Conrad has been called New Zealand's greatest living artist. She is certainly its greatest eccentric. Read More »

'The Education of Ming Ming' is about a talented chinese girl who's parents drive her so hard to achieve that she has no time just to be a child. A relatable, untold story, this film by writer/director Beyond Wen  is due for production very soon! 

If you like the sound of it, please support it :)

What would you do to represent?

Willy’s a homestay Asian student. Mook’s Samoan and he’s been here for ages. They’re best mates at Timaru High. But when Willy decides his dream is to try out for the All Blacks, mateship – and everything else – is up for grabs. Read More »

Branding, illustration, conceptualising, photo manipulation and visualising

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Digital Art Live invites audiences to participate with interactive art works created by local and international artists. The interactive screen is located on Level 2 of the Aotea Centre in Auckland’s CBD. Read More »

We are a visual art team who transform urban spaces with temporary drawings created from tape.

Tape Art is an original and playful art medium that relies on the simple idea that tape can be manipulated to form expressive drawing lines. Our works have explored many themes, but are always figurative, often telling stories with open metaphors.

A new concept for artists who need space to create!

Art classes for both adults and children

Studio space for hire by the hour, day, weekend or more

Space to create, nurture and inspire!

IncrediblEdge brings together change-makers from diverse and dynamic interdisciplinary fields - to inspire borderless thinking, ideas, innovation and creativity beyond the horizon. Participants will have the opportunity to meet and collaborate with others who are at the cutting edge of their fields.

 

 

Anna Claire Thompson works with stones that began their journey in the Fiordland and southern coast fault lines. Read More »

The NARPACA Ticketing Professionals Conferenceis the premiere event on the entertainment ticketing and marketing calendar in Australia and New Zealand.
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The REAL New Zealand Festival brings your Rugby World Cup 2011 experience alive with a nationwide celebration of New Zealand arts, food and wine, heritage, culture, entertainment, business and lifestyle.

With events all over the country, there’ll be plenty of reasons to take the long way round as you travel from match to match.

The REAL New Zealand Festival brings your Rugby World Cup 2011 experience alive with a nationwide celebration of New Zealand arts, food and wine, heritage, culture, entertainment, business and lifestyle.

With events all over the country, there’ll be plenty of reasons to take the long way round as you travel from match to match.

The REAL New Zealand Festival brings your Rugby World Cup 2011 experience alive with a nationwide celebration of New Zealand arts, food and wine, heritage, culture, entertainment, business and lifestyle.

With events all over the country, there’ll be plenty of reasons to take the long way round as you travel from match to match.

Southside Arts Festival website has just gone live with an exciting programme of over 30 events including visual arts, dance, theatre, fashion, music, youth, community and so much more. Check it out!

The environment Shane grew up in was rich in culture. The walls of the Hansen family home in Manurewa were covered in paintings by Shane's grandfather and great-grandfather, both of Danish origins and both amateur watercolourists. Read More »

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"A fusion of Maori heritage, strong sense of family and an admiration for the clear graphic sensibility of the wharenui."

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Publishers have developed a bad habit of begging, over the last few years. They’ve taken to contacting photographers, seeking to use their pictures without paying. It’s not just the underfunded start ups, or those tottering on the edge of bankruptcy. Read More »