Ragnar Kjartansson: Mercy, Melancholy and the Art of Feeling Slightly Over-Rehearsed
There are artists who make work, and then there are artists who appear to have wandered in from ...
There are artists who make work, and then there are artists who appear to have wandered in from ...
There are stories that ask to be handled carefully, not because they are fragile, but because they have ...
In Unlikely Kin, director Kim Webby follows whales, kauri, kiore and the Parata whānau into a story of ...
For its 21st edition, Doc Edge is not politely asking for attention. It is throwing a cocktail in ...
Hans Herbot’s This Is Not a Murder Mystery turns cosy crime into a beautifully dressed lie – part ...
As French Film Festival Aotearoa lights up screens across New Zealand, a weekend viewing of Angelina Jolie’s Couture ...
Aotearoa New Zealand sculptor Gill Gatfield works where ancient materials meet future systems – stone, glass, AI, ancestry ...
There are filmmakers who arrive at cinema as if reporting for duty. They learn the rules, polish their ...
The Gallery as Theatre, Sanctuary, and Dream By Roger Wyllie I asked Donna McColm eleven questions about what ...
It begins, as all good stories should, with something faintly disreputable-a rubbish dump. Not the sort of origin ...
