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How great our art: The surprising art choices of 10 NZ artists

Kiwi artists on the works they love.

If you were going to turn Jane Austen into an opera, why would you pick Mansfield Park?

Inside NZ Opera's novel approach to Austen's most demanding book.

Heart of Gold intact: Music’s artistic worth outlives market fluctuations

Song investment giant Hipgnosis's market downgrade can't diminish the power of a song.

Aotearoa’s earliest photos rediscovered: Our people and places as you’ve never seen them before

Early photos provide an evocative snapshot of NZ's past.

Meet the dance collaborators leaving a lasting Imprint on NZ dance

Why we made: Rodney Bell and Malia Johnston on friendship, dance and making a mark.

Toi love: NZ's new Māori and Pasifika art movement - and the gallery leading the charge

Māori and Pasifika artists are at heart of a new movement that is "having a moment".

Short Arms, Big Dreams: How classical musician dodged a trombone bullet to find harmony with the French horn

Morton Trio & Friends perform challenging rarely heard music around NZ.

Reimagining Aotearoa's artistic landscape: Marilynn Webb's legacy explored in major retrospective

Retrospective of artist Marilynn Webb's work places her among our most important artists.

World-renowned quartet: "It just seems natural that we're coming to your country so we should play your music"

Kiwi music to feature when The Brodsky Quartet tours NZ.

Why I made: Sculptor Brett Graham on war memorials and making colossal art

Brett Graham: "Objects tell stories, narratives are important in indigenous art."

In the words of wāhine: Women composers and poets combine for intense listening experience

Some 21 women composers of Aotearoa set words by our female poets.

Pain in the arts: Critiquing the creative funding carve up

Funding is still a long, hard battle for any kind of artist in Aotearoa.

Classical: New radio host in the right place at the right time

Scotsman Andrew Clark makes his mark on RNZ Concert's Mornings.

Why I made: The Kiwi choreographer who might be more Jackson Pollock than Michael Jackson

Black Grace founder Neil Ieremia on branching into other art forms.

The Kiwi expat painting the Waikato War

Artist Richard Lewer is confronting the brutal history he was wasn’t taught in school.

Behind the photo: The reality of photographing concerts

NZ photographer on capturing concert shots that go global.