Culture

Life Represented in Light and Darkness

The latest exhibition by Japan’s leading artist Tatsuo Miyajima immerses audiences in light and darkness

Viral Photograph Culturally on Pointe

This beautiful photo of ballerinas is celebrating diversity and challenging the status quo

EXIT – Turning Climate Change Data into Art

This 360 degree art installation shows just how unstable the world is

Five Minutes With: Nathan Maynard

Aboriginal playwright Nathan Maynard is the brains behind The Season, showing at the Sydney Festival from January 10 to 15, 2017.

Melbourne Comedy Festival

The 2017 Melbourne Comedy Festival line up has been announced

Driving Creativity

Dunedin, New Zealand’s oldest city, has been home to plenty of rejuvenation and innovation over the years, and part of its charm is exploring hidden delights, nooks and crannies with a little help from Mercedes-Benz.

Hidden Messages in Reflective Art

These neon signs reveal profound hidden messages in their reflection

Goodbye smiley … hello emotiki as NZ website launches Maori emojis

New Zealanders (and anyone else who wants) can now use Kiwiana-themed emojis instead of yellow smiley faces.

Christmas Around the World – Making a Wish in Croatia

This Christmas cultural festival lit up the night

What the Winemakers are Drinking

Jeff Fyfe, senior winemaker at Yealands Estate, shares his Christmas wine list.

What Does it Mean to Call a Place “Home”?

The latest work by Urban Theatre Projects brings strong messages of identity and country to Sydney

For celebrities, was it a very bad year?

Don’t believe the hype: it’s not that more famous people are dying, it’s that we have more famous people

As Time Goes By

Christmas is when many of us long for a bygone age – when life was easy and the presents were simple. We may think of nostalgia as recent phenomenon yet our yearnings are anything but modern.

The House of Dior Comes to Melbourne

This world premiere exhibition will showcase one of the world’s most iconic designers

Nick Steinberg’s Fog Waves are Truly Captivating

These incredible photographs are a dreamy mix of sea and sky

A Kaleidoscope that Looks Good Enough to Eat

Be drawn into an edible fantasy world with these psychedelic creations…

All the Colours of the Rainbow

Gabriel Dawe’s artwork brings rainbows indoors

Entertaining Hygge-style

Entertaining hygge-style is relaxed, sociable and totally stress-free, learn how to recreate this tradition from your own home this Christmas.

Unwrapping the Secrets of Egyptian Mummies

Ancient history and modern science combine in one great exhibition

Cruising around Wellington

Take a look behind the scenes of our trip around Wellington’s food and cultural scene.

New Jeff Koons sculpture a tribute to Paris

American artist Jeff Koons – whose work is the most expensive by a living artist – is giving Paris a monumental sculpture of a bunch of flowers in commemoration of the lives lost in the 2015 terrorist attacks.

It’s official: facts don’t matter any more. Ain’t that the truth?

Oxford Dictionaries adds ‘the truth’ to the list of things that have died this year

The Man Who Mistook a Picasso for his Pot

Take to Titirangi this weekend for some scintillating ceramics.

NGV Unveils World-Premiere Exhibition from Britain’s Greatest Living Artist

Featuring over 1200 works, this exhibition showcases the best of Britain’s greatest living artist, David Hockney

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