Arts

A long-anticipated sculpture, created by artist Tavita Faafoi, was unveiled in the grounds of Olveston Historic Home earlier this month.

One of New Zealand’s most prominent comedians says he’s excited to bring his sharp eye for observational humour to Gore, calling it well overdue.

Dunedin Symphony Orchestra principal second violin Ngaruaroha Martin is an expert at juggling contrasting worlds — the world of music and the world of construction.

Abstraction, vibrant colour and humour are the hallmarks of a new exhibition at the Eastern Southland Gallery.

The Central Otago Regional Orchestra has appointed Queenstown-based Rakuto Kurano as its new music director.

This week there is a unique opportunity to eat dinner while watching a murder unfold.

A show replaying Irish history with curated music to match will make its way to Gore next month.

A Gore theatre group has secured $10,000 funding from the Mataura Licensing Trust (MLT) which will help it run events, including some at St James Theatre, until the end of next year.

Young creatives from around Otago and Southland will compete for a $1000 prize as part of the 53rd "Riversdale Mixed Media Arts Exhibition".

By My Father’s Shadow follows two young brothers who venture into Lagos with their somewhat estranged father, Fola, during the 1993 Nigerian election crisis.