Artists' work to hit streets
Two Dunedin artists' work will be installed in Dunedin after they won a national art competition.
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Talented team produce memorable performance in reinvented classic
Talented team produce memorable performance in reinvented classic
The Regent Theatre was overrun with feral felines for Dunedin's only show in the 2019 Aotearoa Tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats.
Arts sector needs better spaces: report
Arts sector needs better spaces: report
A working party representing the interests of Dunedin's arts community is needed to drive forward the next stage of the Dunedin Performing Arts Feasibility study.
Coming full circle, changing the colour palette
Coming full circle, changing the colour palette
Having left Auckland behind, possibly for good, Imogen Taylor is enjoying settling in to the Dunedin lifestyle. Rebecca Fox talks to the artist about her big move south.
Art Seen: April 18
Art Seen: April 18
In this week's Art Seen, Robyn Maree Pickens looks at exhibitions from Jason Greig, Laurel Project Space, and Fiona Pardington.
Art Seen: April 11
Art Seen: April 11
In this week's Art Seen, James Dignan looks at exhibitions from Jane Shriffer, FE29 Gallery, and Ewan McDougall
Heart and soul
Heart and soul
Hastings artist Leanne Morrison is excited about having her first solo show in Dunedin. She tells Rebecca Fox about her transition from hospitality to art.
Landscapes without us
Landscapes without us
You won't find a human being anywhere in the luxurious landscape paintings created by Dunedin artist Anya Sinclair. Maureen Howard finds out why.
Chance for pupils to learn from best in arts industry
Chance for pupils to learn from best in arts industry
School children throughout the Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago have been taking advantage of rare opportunities to learn from some of the best in the arts industry.
Art Seen: April 4
Art Seen: April 4
In this week's Art Seen, Robyn Maree Pickens looks at exhibitions from Sonya Lacey, Michael Hight, and Elizabeth Pointon.
Art Seen: March 28
Art Seen: March 28
In this week's Art Seen, James Dignan looks at exhibitions from Jay Butchinson, John Reynolds, and Michelle Annand.
Festival will bring more entertainment to streets
Festival will bring more entertainment to streets
Acrobatics, theatre, dance and storytelling will highlight the street theatre programme at this year's Festival of Colour.
Tap dancers in 'amazing celebration'
Tap dancers in 'amazing celebration'
Generations of Dunedin dancers dusted off top hats and tap shoes to celebrate the city's love of tap dancing at the weekend.
Artists' strong messages off to London
Artists' strong messages off to London
Two Wanaka artists will represent New Zealand at the London Art Biennale next month.
Artist’s work strikes a chord
Artist’s work strikes a chord
Following the terrorist attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, an illustration by a former Oamaru artist has been shared widely online.
Using art to spread message about wool
Using art to spread message about wool
Hope Duncan sees art as a platform that can ‘‘speak to many’’.
Hotere studio for artists; process unclear
Hotere studio for artists; process unclear
The future of a studio of late New Zealand artist Ralph Hotere on Observation Point at Port Chalmers is again in the headlines.
Art Seen: March 21
Art Seen: March 21
In this week's Art Seen, Laura Elliott looks at exhibitions from Melanie Eade, Janette Cervin, and Megan Huffadine.
Swanning around
Swanning around
A collection of Crown Lynn swans has dominated Dunedin artist Rod Eales’ work of late, she tells Rebecca Fox.
Artists in the pink
Artists in the pink
Dunedin’s Fringe Festival aims to bring experimental contemporary art to a wider audience, so the Otago Art Society has embraced an age-old practice with a twist in its latest exhibition, ‘‘The Nude’’.