Last Train Home won Best International Feature Documentary and Gaylene Preston became the first recipient of the 'Outstanding Contribution to NZ Documentary Industry' at the Documentary Edge Awards last night.

Wellington-born Dean Wareham and wife Britta Phillips will deliver a live musical performance to 13 of Andy Warhol's famous screen tests, as part of the NZ International Arts Festival.

Village Arts Gallery in Kohukohu Hokianga is fundraising to increase the profile of art in its rural community and has invited 30 artists to re-design and re-interpret the ukulele in a multi-media symphony.

The Film Society 2010 programme of films by pioneering animation filmmakers looks at a time when animated films were made by one person, working alone.

Writer, artist and activist ARD Fairburn (1904–57), is the subject of the latest interview for Jam Radio’s Cultural Icon series.

Ply-ability at Hawke’s Bay Museum & Art Gallery looks at the innovation and change in NZ plywood studio furniture.

Andrea Wilkinson says the problem with the Auckland Council logo competition is the lack of consultation with designers on 'how' to involve the community.

Starting this Thursday - New Zealand made short films will play ahead of most feature films at the Paramount in Wellington.

Built Fabric is an exhibition of two different mediums - photography and architectural drawing - exploring the idea that the constructed, or built, environment exists as a representation of our value systems.

Pop band 'Poppy Dust' will be performing at the Festival of Art and Creativity this weekend at The Learning Connexion's Taita campus. 

Mall, a series of recent works on paper by Ruth Cleland, documents shopping malls located around Auckland and Hamilton and embraces the uniformity of suburban commercial spaces.

Jim, Ruth, and Gabe Yellowhawk are Indian Native American artists and performers who will be appearing at the Festival of Art and Creativity this weekend at the Learning Connexion's Taita campus.

See recycled and mass produced objects transformed into works of art in Artstation’s new exhibition Circular.

The Festival Exhibition at Academy Galleries features the work of Whanganui based artists Prakash Patel alongside Lyndsay Patterson and Katie Brown from Chronicle Glass.

A series of ‘sit-in/tune-in’ protests seeking to raise awareness of the funding freeze facing Radio New Zealand took place in Wellington, Christchurch and Auckland.