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Book examines the human form
Known for his evocative and nostalgic portrayal of everyday life, photographer Derek Henderson's third book examines the…
Review: The Illusionists
One big, slick, cheesy magic show promised; one big, slick, cheesy magic show delivered. If you think you'll like The Illusionists…
Asian artists draw on heritage
Three Asian artists draw on their heritage to create contemporary works with meaning.
Twelve Questions: Miss NZ
Have beauty pageants lost their allure?
Arts
The capital of cool events
Danielle Wright finds Wellington alive with art events, food and popular culture this winter.
T.J. McNamara: Birth of a nation
From the 1960s onwards there was not so much a renaissance of art in New Zealand but a true naissance, a sudden birth of…
Making his own language
Over the next six months some of the thousands of people who pass each day along the waterfront between Piazza San Marco…
The best and brightest
It's been nine months since the New Zealand Dance Company's highly successful debut of Language of Living at Auckland's…
Theatre review: Blunt assessment of child abuse
Patua means "to hit, kill, subdue, ill-treat", and writer-director Renae Maihi bravely takes on the…
Frizzell: $100,000 kicked for touch
Dick Frizzell believes he lost more than $100,000 as the official artist of the Rugby World Cup. He's not bitter, but says…
Theatre review: Driving Miss Daisy at The PumpHouse
On stage and screen Driving Miss Daisy has been a magnet for some of the world's finest actors and in a local production…
Home on the range
Five colossal iron clydesdales have joined the array of sculptures adorning Sir Michael Hill's golf course and sculpture…
Into the depths
The biggest game in town is Michael Parekowhai et al at Michael Lett. It combines the talents of an artist and a collective…
History lessons
Arts Archives
Michal Dworzynski will launch the Auckland Philharmonia's Splendour Series.
NZ International Arts Festival
Concert review: Hohepa, Wellington Opera House
Jenny McLeod's Hohepa , premiered at the 2012 International Arts Festival, was an act of faith for all concerned. This…
Theatre
Classic epics mine ageless human woes
It might be big-budget escapades like Game of Thrones and The Hobbit fuelling a renewed interest in epic stories, or…
NZ International Arts Festival
'We'll play as long as we can' - Death Cab For Cutie promise epic NZ show
They've released seven albums in 15 years, but Death Cab For Cutie have never performed in New Zealand. Until now. The…
Sundae Sessions
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NZ Music Month: Sundae Sessions presents Nightchoir
Nightchoir perform at York Street Studios for NZ Herald Online's Sundae Sessions.
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