Barry Lett, a pioneer of Auckland's art gallery scene, died this week, aged 77.

Thirty minutes of steam punking, layer upon layer. Made with Funding from NZ On Air.

Musical based on our favourite TV ad jingles is nostalgic fun, writes Janet McAllister.

Two young singers tackle challenging Bach in a concert to nourish the soul.

Wanting something for the kids to read? Finalists in our children's book awards are named

APO scales some of music's loftiest heights during its Mountain King, writes William Dart.

Music fans around the world can enjoy the Michael Hill International Violin Competition.

Dean Hewison has written a truly authentic NZ musical from "songs" some of us love to hate

Suyeon Kang's CD is a timely reminder of the Michael Hill violin competition legacy.

The eye-catching piece of art took five days and 40 litres of paint to complete.

The NZSO's Pathetique concert unleashed a panorama of emotions, writes William Dart.

Contemporary Maori stories powerfully told make for a cool night out, says Dione Joseph.

A play about sex education is assured and innovative theatre, writes Janet McAllister.

Ambitious drama presents illuminating fragments of the immigrant experience.

Masaaki Suzuki and his Juilliard415 ensemble transported us to Baroque wonderland.

Australian music star Sia has announced her first ever stadium dates in New Zealand.

Director Tanemahuta Gray tells Ethan Sills how Tiki Taane's music inspired his latest epic

A performance graduand faced harsh reality on his way to degree, writes Sarah Ell.

Jazz diva Dianne Reeves talks old and new with William Dart before visit to Wellington.

With West Side Story on next month, William Dart recalls its composer's classical days.

There's something to shout about at Auckland Art Gallery, writes TJ McNamara.

Three by Ekman is a triple treat for dance fans who want to sit back and enjoy what comes.

It's one of the world's most prestigious music competitions and it happens right here.

Conductor Masaaki Suzuki tells William Dart he can't live without daily rice or music.

The rhythms and patterns are strong in the RNZ Ballet's latest show, writes Raewyn Whyte.

French pianist's latest release is more than just greatest hits, writes William Dart

Play about dire state of sex education in NZ could lead to change, says theatre director.

Pop-culture community 'buzzing' as Armageddon prepares to invade the Bay of Plenty.

Books editor Dionne Christian wraps up the highlights of the Auckland writers festival.

Violinist Justine Cormack signed off after 15 years at NZTrio's Swoop concert.