The exhibition “From Grandma to Grandson with love” coincides with the opening of Artstation’s new lift, installed recently as part of a project to make the community facility more accessible.

The Fortune Theatres' production of Wuthering Heights is a contemporary stage adaptation by English playwright, Jane Thornton.

In a case of Life imitating Art, real-life couple Wade Kernot and Emma Pearson take to the stage in the roles of the put-upon valet Figaro and his irresistible fiancée Susanna in The NBR New Zealand Opera’s forthcoming production of The Marriage of Figaro.

A crowd favourite and an established performance season, 2010 Made in New Zealand celebrates NZ Music Month with new works by New Zealand choreographers Sarah Foster (i changed) and Malia Johnston (Purlieu) to new music by Andrew Foster and Eden Mulholland.

In two parts Mark Amery looks at Creative New Zealand’s review of recurrent funding - how, why and ultimately who gets funded by our arts council. Part one looks at what the review proposes.

Mixed media artist Helen Schamroth will represent New Zealand at the 13th International Triennial of Tapestry in Lodz, Poland this year.

This month the Blue Oyster is pleased to present the exhibitions Simon Kaan: The Asian, Anna Muirhead: Polytears and Bryce Galloway: Same Same (Incredibly Hot Sex with Hideous People) and a new public artwork by James Voller: Displacement.

A series of animated films by one of the leading film artists of the 20th century screens at Auckland Film Society from 19 April.

Vessels are not ordinary functional objects in Cheryl Lucas's ceramic practice. They become instead conceptual containers through which she comments on topical subjects.

The Six Dollar Fifty Man has won Best Drama at the Aspen Shortsfest, USA.

Altmusic is an ongoing series of audio events, regularly bringing a vital injection of contemporary and experimental music from around the world to New Zealand. This year, the programme continues with each city curating its own event and touring this around NZ.

An Unsettled History is an exhibition which brings together contemporary art works and objects from Russell Museum's collection. 

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra’s Auckland and Wellington Audi Tour Grandeur concerts will be presented in aid of the Chilean Earthquake Humanitarian Relief Fund.

Some people cruise through life not having to worry about getting food on their eyebrows, not having to question why their Mother’s name is Trevalyn (true story), and not having to wonder why they still wear a grinding plate to bed at age 29. Felicity does. She’s a Textbook Idiot.

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