As the 4th annual New Zealand Art Crime Symposium opens, Francesca Emms explores the unexpectedly active art crime scene in Aotearoa.

Sam Duckor-Jones moulds stories and self-portraits of sexuality, vulnerability, and possibility in his captivating clay creations.

Sophie Wallace talks about opening Parlour Projects, a contemporary art gallery which has already hosted some of Aotearoa's biggest names.

A growing enthusiasm for kiwi pottery inspires Francesca Emms to talk to potters and curators about their love of ceramics.

Te Papa has invited the public to their new purpose built gallery, Toi Art. We sent a curator and an artist along to investigate.

In celebration of Matariki, Catharina van Bohemen looks at three New Zealand artists and how they make use of light.

What began as a way to open up her world has turned agoraphobic Jacqui Kenny into an artist who’s begun exhibiting internationally.

'Accidental jeweller' Hannah Upritchard creates quirky mythical pieces. Dan Poynton peered into her cave-like studio in London's East End.

Sarah Catherall explores the world of jewellery collecting and learns a few key lessons.

Marrying that mythical kiwi ingenuity with a love for artistic challenges, Daniel Metcalf works hard to protect and present art.

Before it is sold, Janet Hughes talks to Victoria Corner about growing up amongst her parents extensive collection of New Zealand art.

Contemporary jeweller Moniek Schrijer talks to Mary-Jane Duffy, about memory, meaning and the language of materials.

Ashburton Art Gallery is tackling a big issue with a new exhibition that explores the cultural, conceptual and imaginative aspects of water.

Conor Clarke lives and works between Auckland and Berlin, and traces of her dual existence are evident in much of her photographic practice.