Graham Tipene's new multi-sensory artwork named Waimahara is designed to evoke the memory of Te Waihorotiu stream, which flowed above the ground more than a hundred years ago and is now piped below the installation in Myers Park. Video / Michael Craig
Sticking around in the city? Enjoy tennis, penguins, music, family frolics, and more.
This curious exhibition on now at Objectspace reveals the history of the simple, yet not so simple chair in Aotearoa. Video / Dean Purcell
When art adviser Paul Baragwanath was finally given the keys to St David’s Memorial Church, after heading an eight-year campaign to save it from demolition, the scale of what lay ahead must have been almost overwhelming. Video / Dean Purcell
He also instigated the Tylee Cottage artist-in-residence programme in 1987.
NZ Sculpture OnShore, the country’s largest outdoor art event and the biggest fundraising event for Women’s Refuge NZ. Video / Aja Lethaby
Sir Grahame Sydney is a legendary New Zealand painter and lover of the South Island's natural beauty. Video / NZ Herald / George Heard
Scientists gain new insight into the techniques da Vinci used to paint Mona Lisa.
Tiki has so much meaning for toi Māori practitioners.
He splurged masterworks, a painting a day. Less than three weeks later, he was dead.
Large-scale mural honouring original Whakarewarewa guide unveiled in Rotorua.
The works were stolen while their owner was held in Dachau.
Liberty Herekoretanga is an art installation found in Botany Town Centre by Colour and Light artist Wendy Hannah. Video / Sylvie Whinray / Jack Honey and Independent Riggers
What you see says something about you.
The curious tale of an artist, a chateau - and a $1.3m angora cat painting.
Award-winning actor and dancer Jacob Dombroski doesn’t let anything hold him back! Kea Kids News reporter Rosie talks to Jacob about his latest show, and how he deals with bullies and tough times.
A rare cloak of harakeke and kiwi feathers has sold at auction.
A collector’s family in Sydney returned the kahu kiwi to Aotearoa for sale.
OPINION: "I grew up in the shadow of my father's name, on a sign above the garage."
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Trust chairperson Ngarimu Blair explains the history behind a newly minted art installation at the Trust’s headquarters. Video / NZ Herald
Since its inception in 2016, MSCHF has continued to mock the luxury fashion industry.
They disappeared after a brazen “smash and grab” robbery.
What is the enormous new public art work all about?
Ambulance seen outside disgraced entertainer's English mansion.
