Artist and icon Jacqueline Fahey on the politics of fashion and clothing.

For more than six decades, Jacqueline Fahey’s paintings have inspired viewers to see women’s lives as worthy of regard.

What does it mean to be Black, gay and an immigrant in Auckland? Playwright Estelle Chout attempts to answer that question in new comedy.

We should look to artists for the insights they have when it comes to dismantling the constraints of a productivity-obsessed culture.

A new documentary celebrates the legacy of one of Aotearoa's most quietly groundbreaking artists.

Kim Meredith explores the row between the Moana Wall vs Link Alliance, and what it says about political art and cultural awareness.

Celebrating the unapologetic energy, colour and cringe of the ‘80s, make sure to catch the 'Face Time' portrait exhibition this summer.

The artist Sulieti Fieme’a Burrows brings an effortless sense of grace to her work, and wardrobe.

Fine Fatale co-director Amanaki Prescott-Faletau on being & uplifting queer Pasifika girls, and a campaign supporting Pasifika creatives.

Author Megan Dunn reflects on appearances and lessons learned in this extract from her new book, Things I Learned At Art School.

Where the artist, choreographer and ‘mother’ of the House of Iman likes to spend her time.

The artist's new series of work is like a gentle embrace in the emotional storm of life.