Cut Collective and architectural graduate Jasper Middleton have combined forces to create an installation built and displayed for the Splore Festival.

The NZSO in Miniature and on the Road tour hits the South Island in March with an ensemble of 20 musicians.

What would humanity be without stories? In Irrepressible Urge, four tales entwine, exploring different aspects of storytelling.

LA Botanical and Last Light contain over fifty works produced by Joyce Campbell using two antiquated photographic technologies – the ambrotype and the daguerreotype.

'Potticelli at Blue Orange' exposes the varied styles of creative interpretation within one family through painting. The Potter family draws inspiration for their art from a combined African and New Zealand cultural background.

Creative New Zealand’s four governing bodies will be replaced by a single board, under a proposal announced this week.

Through her distinctive colour palette, awareness of light and fluid painting style, Claire du Bosky's paintings capture the charming nature of our sturdy, self reliant Kiwi culture.

NZ performer Paul Barrett shares his firsthand experience of a lifetime with Tourette syndrome in his solo musical satire TIC TIC, playing at Limelight Laugh Lounge from May 4-8.

The Auckland Mandolinata Orchestra will play relaxing music from around the world and from yesterday and today at the Band Rotunda, Cornwall Park, on February 28.

Welcome to the great outdoors. A hilarious look at a Kiwi summer tradition, this unromantic comedy will evoke wonderful memories of bygone summers.

Two films about potters will be the first in a series of film presentation every month by film-maker Robin Kewell at Lopdell House, Titirangi.

'The Potters Art - The Story of Bernard Leach' and 'Playing with Fire' will screen on Saturday February 20.

Best of the Fest represents the ‘crème de la crème’ of the Documentary Edge Festival films. These documentaries have been hailed in film festivals across the world and are now being presented on the big screen to hungry doco-lovers in New Zealand.

Crows Feet Dance Collective, Wellington’s community dance group for mature women performers, has turned its attention to the culinary arts in How to be a Domestic Goddess - La Revue de Cuisine.

In this temporary artist project titled Bottle Run, Judy Darragh reclaims recycled Brick Bay wine bottles and ‘plants’ them back into the ground which produced the wine.

The landmark publication Nga Tamatoa: The Price of Citizenship is currently being translated into Te Reo Maori. Experts of Te Reo o te Tairawhiti will revise the most recent translations and debate word use and dialectical differences. You see the hui online or contribute.