Mata Aho Collective and Dr Maureen Lander have won the 2021 Walters Prize.

Nā te ringatoi nei, nā Imogen Taylor, ngā hua hiatākaro, marere ōhoki, me te tino irakē tonu.

There’s movement, noise, and physical grit in Imogen Taylor’s abstract paintings.

Bill Hammond has left a legacy as an artist, environmental activist, father, grandfather, and generous member of his Lyttleton community.

Ten years after Gordon Crook's death, the exhibition "Biographies Bore Me" is a gesture of commemoration of his singularly creative mind.

E rangona pai ana te harikoa e koe?

Are you the happiest you’ve ever been?

Jiaqi Tang wins Capital Photographer of the Year with "a marvellous example of imaginative photographic storytelling."

Sophie McKinnon looks at the art world's evolving relationship with digital necessity.

Douglas Stichbury won the Parkin Drawing Prize in 2014.

David Eggleton's obituary for Peter Nicholls.

Is there a magic recipe for a school dropout and reluctant hairdresser to become a world-class photographer?

Photographer Joyce Campbell says we need to face the full trauma in order to save our desecrated planet.

Sophie McKinnon's obituary for her mother Avenal.

Photographer Virginia Woods-Jack was drawn to the flames when she created her triptych "Controlled Burn".

Multi-award-winning photographer Mark Gee is looking for stars.

Splendid Photo's Sean Aickin drops some top tips for those still finessing that perfect frame.

Curator and CPotY Judge, Matariki Williams, finds it hard to choose a favourite.

Photographer Yoan Jolly gets off the beaten track.

Is it nature or nurture that determines a talent for and habit of art in families. Rachel Helyer Donaldson talks to the Culy clan.