A film 18 years in the making
The Māoriland Film Festival is about to premiere a The Doctor’s Wife, co-directed by Paula Whetu Jones and Tamara Azizian.
Art
Awakening Aotearoa’s disabled-led arts sector
An identity and collective voice for disabled-led artists is needed, but how do we get there?
Earmuffs and stage ramps was music to the ears at local gig
With a dedicated sensory area, Music in Parks brought together music lovers to experience tunes in a way that worked best for them this past Saturday.
Juicy, warm and joyful: WTF is DAT?
With a disco, an NZSL interpreted taxidermy session and a cabaret brunch amidst its colourful programme, there’s something for everyone at DAT Fest next month.
Bravi for Braille! Opera becomes more accessible
Librettos are notoriously hard to understand. Live Braille is making that easier.
Pixels vs paint: Do digital tools make my art less credible?
In the upside down world of traditional fine art, artwork is judged on the difficulty of the process. So what happens when you use accessible technology?