Melanie Tangaere Baldwin receives the 2024 Yorkshire Sculpture Park UK Residency Award
Baldwin is the third recipient of the award, which supports an Aotearoa New Zealand-based artist to complete a four-week residency in the UK.
Baldwin is the third recipient of the award, which supports an Aotearoa New Zealand-based artist to complete a four-week residency in the UK.
Two new senior leaders have joined the team at Creative New Zealand as the agency rolls out its revised funding system. We reached out to Claire Murdoch (Senior Manager, Arts Development) and Kent Gardner (Chair) to speak about the challenges facing the arts sector and their vision for its future.
Any Noise Annoys an Oyster will include more than 100 works and is the artist’s first solo exhibition in Scandinavia.
BLOOM is an art installation by local artists Angus Muir and Harris Keenan, presented by Viaduct Harbour as part of Heart of the City’s ArtWeek in the City Centre.
Henri and Duality are the winning entrants for the Emerging Practitioner in Clay Award.
The globes depict antiquated beliefs about the earth and its surrounding planets and will be on view in Tāmaki Makaurau until 14 October.
Emily Karaka presents a new solo-exhibition at Sarjah Art Foundation in the UAE. Ka Awatea, A New Dawn is the first major exhibition of the artist’s oeuvre.
The artists have been shortlisted from around 30 applications and will submit their final proposals in January 2025.
Applications open for Te Ramaroa Nelson Light Festival 2025 until 18 November 2024.
Sylvia Marsters presents a new collection of paintings and prints, E Kura Reitumanava no Rarotonga, Love letters for Rarotonga at Bergman Gallery Rarotonga in October.