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Te Hikōi Toi: Get your art online with these innovative experiences - Vimarsana News

Te Hikōi Toi: Get your art online with these innovative experiences

Mark Amery selects some innovative Covid-inspired Aotearoa online arts experiences to enjoy while in lockdown.

Entries open for National Contemporary Art Award - Vimarsana News

Entries open for National Contemporary Art Award

Ross Giblin/Stuff Dowse Art Museum director Karl Chitham is the judge of this year's National Contemporary Art Award. (File photo) Avant-garde artists from around New Zealand are being invited to enter their works for one of the country’s top modern arts prizes. The $20,000 National Contemporary Art Award regularly attracts art that challenges the viewer and compels them to consider social and environmental issues, as well as the very nature of what constitutes art. Entries open on Thursday and close at 1pm on Wednesday, June 2. The winner, as well as the recipient of a $5000 runner-up pr...

A dead moa and its host of mourning native birds land in the Arts Centre - Vimarsana News

A dead moa and its host of mourning native birds land in the Arts Centre

A new sculpture by Sorawit Songsataya features a dead moa installed in the Christchurch Arts Centre. A dead moa lies among the historic buildings in the Christchurch Arts Centre, surrounded by native birds looking on in mourning. An emotional and colourful new sculpture by Wellington artist Sorawit Songsataya has been installed in the centre as part of the ongoing Scape Public Art festival, which began in October. The sculpture, called The Interior, features a life-size blue moa on the ground by Market Square in the Arts Centre as other birds peer on sadly from their perches on nearby raili...