New Zealand's biggest Pacific event, Pasifika Festival, is expanding for 2010, with new events and new locations.

Raewyn Turner has created a fragrant paddock as an Environmental Art Project for Art in the Woolshed at Tawharanui Regional Park.

The New Zealand Society of Authors has strong reservations about the proposed merger of Archives New Zealand and the National Library into the Department of Internal Affairs.

Collaborating at a distance has been a new experience for leading New Zealand chamber music ensemble NZTrio.

Watch the video highlights from The Learning Connexion Festival of Art and Creativity, held on March 6.

A hilarious and vibrant day in the life of Faz and his feeble-minded assistant Twoo who discover that their lives have become staid and listless, so create a wondrous, all-consuming and contagious device-of-life to reinject the jizz and zoom back into their daily routine.

Tiffany Singh will transform the MIC Toi Rerehiko Gallery into a neutral space for exchange, dialogue and debate in her exhibition Union.

Work by three distinctly different artists share the bill for City Gallery Wellington’s contribution to the New Zealand International Arts Festival.

The Fringe Festival in Wellington held its closing party and awards on March 7, blowing out the candles on its 20th birthday festival celebrations.

Battered explores the difference in our public personas versus the private: what a mayoral candidate and his wife will hide and what they will reveal - whether they mean to or not.

{lanyop} lagniappe small art gallery in Dunedin opens only at night - when the sky is dark. Work is viewed only by candlelight.

The NZ International Comedy Festival has assembled some of the best talents locally and internationally to present a Kids’ Comedy Season that is both kid-friendly and at the same time a lot of fun.

Further to our Crossing Wires installation/lab, we're hosting a discussion on Multisensory Perception -
on YASMIN Arts Science Mediterranean International Network in March 2010.

Using a wide range of recycled and found objects in his pieces, contemporary jeweller Marty Jestin's aim is to encourage an alternative way of communicating through art.

As part of the Battle of Kororareka celebrations, Russell Museum and John Osborne DDT, FSG Commandant NZACFRS Inc. will conduct live firings of four cannons from the Russell foreshore.