art

Several free exhibitions, displaying the artworks made entirely by women, are currently happening at the New Zealand Portrait Gallery Te Pūkenga Whakaata in Wellington. The exhibition Ira Wahine: Portraits by Hariata…

The Tauranga Art Gallery Trust is pleased to announce a range of new appointments in early 2022. Amazing women are joining their friendly team this year. Serena Bentley, a former…

In partnership with The FAME Trust (Fund for Acting and Musical Endeavours) and the Acorn Foundation, PANNZ (Performing Arts Network of New Zealand) is honoured to launch a significant new prize for Aotearoa’s exceptional live…

The biennial Katikati Festival of Arts is back for another season, albeit on a reduced scale due to Alert Level restrictions. The 2021 New Zealand Mural Contest and Festival of…

Israel Randell is a multi-disciplinary artist of Cook Island (Rarotonga) and Māori (Tainui, Ngāti Kahungunu) descent, whose fascinating techniques combine image, light and sound to fuel cultural conversations through space.…

Acorn Foundation has just announced its new partnership with FAME (Fund for Acting and Musical Endeavours) Trust that will aim to provide further support for young and mid-career artists in…

Pamela Lines has been drawing since early childhood. She graduated from the Kindergarten Teachers’ College with a speciality in art, and throughout her life has tried acrylics, oils, charcoal, pastel and other…

Moving to Tauranga meant waving goodbye to her favourite etching printing technique, but unwilling to wave goodbye to her artistic side entirely, Jackie Knotts re-discovered her passion for linocut. One…

For Jo Tricker, glassmaking combines her love for science and art. Both were always a big part of her family – her mum was a fine arts painter and puppet maker, her…

Art has many aspects. It can be a process for individual creative expression or a way of connecting and empowering communities. For Simone Anderson, founder and director of The Incubator,…