Five contemporary artists from Fiji have come together for an exhibition in response to Fiji Day, 10 October.

Speed and noise junkies will get their fix when they visit Te Tuhi’s latest exhibition 'Modern Physics'. Seven international and local artists are coming together for the first time to present action packed projects.

Books and their words don’t need an internet connection or electricity in order to transport us. The art of a book is its ability to cultivate experiences through other people’s eyes.

Robin Slow is a storyteller, interested in connecting the oral with the visual. These visual stories reveal his connection to the whenua (land), the people and the “inter reaction of these features”.

Seventeen artists will be transforming Thistle Hall in Wellington into 'a veritable legion of robots' -  from tasty metal beasts made from scrap to textile bots and clay models.

Five playwrights have been shortlisted for the Bruce Mason Playwriting Award. They are Miria George, Pip Hall, Eli Kent, Arthur Meek and Thomas Sainsbury.

Wellington writer Alice Miller has won the BNZ Katherine Mansfield Award. 

History will gain a modern twist for the last exhibition of the year at the Adam Art Gallery. Source Material - Five Conversations with the Past is a suite of five discrete projects, each with their own approach to the re-visioning of historical material.

The new Footnote Forte Solo Series presents six new dance works inspired by famous New Zealanders, from experimental artist Len Lye to ex-pat pop star Ladyhawke.

The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra has launched a landmark 2010 Season at the Auckland Town Hall with a promise of top-tier artists and a line up of programmes designed to take audiences on a vividly emotional journey.

The future talents of New Zealand dance will melt your heart with their toes! Dance is not limited to a particular age or a particular style – it can be enjoyed by the oldest couple performing Tango to the youngest person krumping and clowning, Tempo’s Youth programme will explore the diverse range of dancing styles on offer.

Crowned New Zealand’s number one hip hop crew earlier in the year and fresh from their top ten placing at the World Hip Hop Championships in Las Vegas, TMC are ready to present their innovative full-length dance work for the first time.