Violent prisoner abandons art
The man branded Britain's most violent prisoner has abandoned his sketch pad in protest after prison guards banned him from sending drawings to friends.
The man branded Britain's most violent prisoner has abandoned his sketch pad in protest after prison guards banned him from sending drawings to friends.
Exploring the Auckland Art Gallery is more fun than ever before, says Dionne Christian.
Rachel Bache battles aching feet to take in as much of Melbourne's White Night Festival as she can before sunrise.
Even by the Byzantine standards of global antiquities theft the case of Subhash Kapoor is jaw-dropping.
A New Zealand illustrator is set to exhibit her work alongside the world's most famous street artist at an exhibition in the United States next month.
Illustrations by Henrietta Harris, who's work is featured in the Insiders exhibition at Robert Fontaine Gallery.
Sculpture controversy puts council plans for Queens Wharf in spotlight once again.
He is known as a Renaissance great - but Michelangelo was also a skilled forger who made copies of others' works before ageing them with smoke and swapping them for the originals.
A sculpture of a half-naked, sleep-walking man in the middle of a college campus has drawn hundreds of complaints from students.
Thanks to a generous body of donors, the Domain is home to artworks made by eight of New Zealand's leading contemporary artists.
A $1 million-plus sculpture of a state house is expected to adorn the Auckland Viaduct - and ratepayers may have to contribute $500,000.
Otara teenager Sipa Deidoe had never been inside a theatre until he came into the Aotea Centre for a first meeting about a new arts project late last year.
An "irreplaceable" private collection of work by some of New Zealand's finest contemporary artists has been destroyed in a fire at a house near New Plymouth.
Photographer Francois Brunelle has travelled the world photographing people who look alike.