Arts
Music is at the forefront of AI disruption, but NZ artists still have few protections
Analysis: Was the recent Velvet Sundown phenomenon a great music and media hoax, a sign of things to come, or just another example of what's already happening ?
Decorative Arts History through Second Hand Shopping
As avid op shoppers will know, secondhand and antique stores still turn up treasures. Audio
International award-winning MOTAT exhibition Te Puawānanga
MOTAT's Te Puawānanga Exhibtion was recently named International Exhibition of the Year at the Museum and Heritage Awards in London. Audio
Regional Wrap: Taieri with Matt Brennan
This week - we're heading south to Mosgiel - and more specifically to Taieri.
Matt Brennan is starring as Inspector Pratt in Taieri Dramatic Society's production of Peter Gordon's Death by Fatal… Audio
14-year-old Kiwi ballerina wins scholarship at dream school
The Youth America Grand Prix - The YAGP is one of the world's largest competitions for ballet dancers hoping to land scholarships around the world.
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Anthony Hoy Fong: New York-based Kiwi chef
Last month, the grand reopening of the Oceania Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York saw Kiwis and locals gather to celebrate 500 years of art from 140 indigenous countries. Expats and… Audio
Fast Favourites with war correspondent Lisette Reymer
From a farm in Waikato to the frontlines of the Ukraine war, former Newshub Europe correspondent Lisette Reymer never expected to be using her hostile environments training when taking on the job. Audio
Chelsea Winstanley: 'Don't put your own dreams aside'
In her debut feature documentaryTOITŪ Visual Sovereignty, award-winning film producer Chelsea Winstanley goes behind the scenes of a landmark Māori art exhibition.
Why 'The Salt Path' is stirring controversy
Adapted from a book written Raynor Winn, The Salt Path purports to tell the true story of a couple who suddenly become homeless. Audio
Mapuna July 12 Arahanga
Julian Arahanga on his new documentary Mana Moana, Mana Tangata [picture id="4NA7PADīmage_crop_82224" crop="16x10" layout="thumbnail"] The world premiere for the film will be in Tamaki Makaurau… Audio
Celebrating the DIVA
Auckland Museum's DIVA exhibition explores some of the world's best-known divas; from opera goddesses to Hollywood legends and today's global megastars. Audio, Gallery
Chelsea Winstanley: TOITU Visual Sovereignty
Award winner Chelsea Winstanley on how her documentary about an Auckland Art Gallery exhibition put her at the centre of a modern day stand for sovereignty. Audio
Dame Fiona Kidman on how she became 'the girl who wrote'
The life and literary legacy of Aotearoa's internationally acclaimed writer Dame Fiona Kidman has been captured in the documentary: The House Within. Audio
NZ Youth Choir conquers Europe
The NZ Youth Choir took out top honours at the Grand Prix of Nations at the European Choir Games in Aarhus, Denmark. Audio
Up, up and away - another version of Superman hits the screen
As the James Gunn version of Superman is released in cinemas, we look at the history of a character that truly owns the word iconic Audio
The history of the world's greatest superhero
As the James Gunn version of Superman is released, we look at the history of a character that truly owns the word iconic.
LIVE: 2024 Lexus Song Quest - Semi-Final 1
Finding the opera voices of tomorrow, here is RNZ Concert's recording of the first of two semi-finals for the Lexus Song Quest 2024. Soprano Madison Horman, mezzo Katie Trigg, tenor Manase Latu… Audio
When non-fiction becomes fiction
When does creative nonfiction cross the line into fabrication, and does it matter? That's the question being asked by many after serious concerns were raised about the bestselling memoir The Salt… Audio
The Salt Path Controversy: whose truth should we believe?
The Salt Path is a best-selling book, and now film of the same name, that tells the story of a couple who find their lives in ruin and decide to walk Britain's one thousand kilometre South West Coast… Audio
Ed Sheeran has made a collection of Jackson Pollock style art
This collection, called 'Cosmic Carpark Paintings', was painted in an abandoned carpark in London last year in-between the international leg of his Mathematics Tour.
