There aren't many art mediums Sorawit Songsataya hasn't tried, and they are revelling in the time that being the Frances Hodgkins Fellow is providing for them to investigate more, discovers Rebecca Fox.
Veteran New Zealand actor Michael Hurst is excited to be on the road again with his one-man show The Golden Ass.
The world’s first taonga pūoro concerto will be performed in Dunedin on Saturday as part of the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra’s celebration of Matariki.
The Dunedin Arts Society is keen to encourage young artists to exhibit, so this year introduced the Elizabeth Howie Young Artist Award for emerging artists under 30 at its annual exhibition....
Artist and writer Gregory O’Brien jumps at any opportunity to come south, so he is looking forward to giving a talk in Dunedin.
A chance spotting of work in an exhibition led Dunedin’s RDS Gallery’s Hilary Radner to seek artists for her latest group exhibition.
Maori chefs Karena and Kasey Bird visited Dunedin to cook up a storm in preparation for Matariki. Rebecca Fox spoke to the sisters before their day in the kitchen.
Two Southland chefs are on a mission to showcase the region’s produce and educate diners about Matariki at a special dinner at Te Rau Aroha Marae in Bluff on Friday.
A new film work by Dunedin dancer, choreographer and film-maker Daniel Belton will debut in a massive outdoor projection as part of Christchurch’s upcoming Matariki celebrations.
Being able to get up on stage and perform to an audience on their first tour since Covid-19 hit has energised members of the Goldner Quartet.
A new film work by Dunedin dancer, choreographer and film-maker Daniel Belton will debut in a massive outdoor projection as part of Christchurch’s upcoming Matariki celebrations.
A public swimming pool is not an obvious location for a Dunedin gothic-inspired fashion shoot, but Dunedin Pride could not be happier with the results, finds Rebecca Fox.
Former Dunedin student, poet Olivia Hall is returning to the city with her collaborator Carrie Rudzinski to perform their latest spoken word poetry show Hysterical.
The last time Brent Stewart performed with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra he was the fill-in percussionist.
Entering products in a national competition is a big step for Otago and Southland’s small producers of preserves and sweets but it can bear fruit.
Dunedin’s George St has often been swathed in the projections and video installations by David Green.
Naseby artist Jenny Chisholm’s connection to the land, sea and sky is reflected in her landscape paintings and sculptures.
World renowned chef, author and voice of the farm-to-table movement Dan Barber spoke to the Eat New Zealand’s annual hui recently.
Lyttelton artist Oliver Perkins has combined architecture, paint and canvas in two exhibitions opening at Dunedin Public Art Gallery today. He tells Rebecca Fox about "A Kind of Arrow" and "Free...
A University of Otago theatre lecturer and a student have created a new theatre company in an effort to provide more work for theatre graduates in Dunedin.