Polished Diamonds – Jewellery Design creates the most accurate and perfect jewellery and can offer you something that will last the distance.
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With GoPro in hand, Kyle ‘te Kiwi’ Mulinder travels the length and breadth of New Zealand and beyond capturing many unforgettable sights and unique stories.
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A lot can happen in fifty years. One thing is for certain: the locally-based team at Whittle Knight and Boatwood Ltd have been there for our city, every step of the way.
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I have a very strong connection with the Arts Centre, it’s where I learned to sing. I remember playing at Annie’s wine bar. This has been a very nostalgic time, and I have just loved it,” says musician and singer-songwriter, Bic Runga, back home in Auckland after spending most of April and May cocooned at the Christchurch Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora, as the first artist to participate in the revitalised creative residencies programme since the earthquakes.
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The birth of the Christchurch Art Show in 2014 provided artists with space to exhibit, after losing so many precious gallery spaces due to the quakes. Creative Director Kate Morrison, along with her daughter Hannah started the show, now in its sixth year, from humble beginnings to its place as the largest art show in the South Island.
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Christchurch rock band Deep Water Creek is celebrating the release of its debut EP with headline show this month at Blue Smoke, at The Tannery.
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Something melts inside when we meet Canine Friends Pet Therapy star Jess at Burwood Hospital as she prepares to make her rounds of the older persons’ health wards with owner Carol Millican.
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Haere-roa, the new and keenly anticipated University of Canterbury Students’ Association building, opens this July.
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A unique collaboration between a mall in the eastern suburbs, and key social service providers in Christchurch has given life to a community service unlike any other in our city.
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The growing phenomenon of sustainability has brought the principles of ‘renew’, ‘restore’ and ‘revive’ into the limelight. Evidence of these ideas gaining meaningful traction is ubiquitous – from a growing opposition to fast fashion, right through to more environmentally-conscious New Zealand farming.
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Planning and delivering property development is his forte, designing inspiring spaces is hers. Together, Kris and Georgie Inglis are making an impressive contribution towards Christchurch’s soon-to- be-opened Riverside Market.
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It has long been held as the pinnacle of New Zealand cuisine. The humble fish and chips has played a leading role in the weekly dinner schedule of Kiwi families for generations.
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Change is in the air at Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū, as new director Blair Jackson signals an exciting line-up ahead for summer and into 2019.
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How do you measure the progress made in the past year of rebuilding and regenerating Christchurch? Maybe by the numbers?
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According to ceramic artist Cheryl Lucas, she likes a challenge. Her biggest and most constant challenges are her ideas.
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Perhaps it’s a rite of passage when visiting an artist in their home that you’re welcomed warmly and fed delicious cake.
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Participating in one of New Zealand’s most ambitious and creative endeavours together would surely be taxing on the most well-balanced pairing…
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The passions of business women Kelly Morison and Suzanne Carson have come together to form a fresh new event for Canterbury: Imagine Fashion.
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A crisp night in Cotswold coaxes out a unique community. From teenagers, couples and old friends, they all have one thing in common. The art of bonsai.
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