The 'warm presence' of Iwi Le Comte's Ōnewa stone and pearl inlay sculpture has won the artist the Rotorua Museum Supreme Art Award.

Inspired by our constantly moving landscapes, ceramicist Rebecca Steedman works with local volcanic rock.

Take a look at the top designs, which showcase strength, sustainability and Māori design, from this years World of WearableArt show.

Winners of the 8th Annual Wallace Secondary Schools Awards contemplate the big themes of growing up in the 21st century.

Campbell Patterson explores the banality and absurdity of everyday life in his latest exhibit 'toot floor'.

Check out some of the winning works from the 28th Annual Wallace Art Awards.

To mark 100 years since the opening of Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua, past gallery director Bill Milbank selects his favourite pieces.

Identical replicas, copies with a twist, 'inspired-by', and 'in the style of' are all welcomed at the Mangaweka Fakes & Forgeries Festival.

Enjoy Art Gallery has revealed their new space in Wellington’s Left Bank Arcade. Jess Scott reports.

A toilet and sink, and an oak table are just some of the subjects of the artworks shortlisted for the 2019 Parkin Drawing Prize.

Marita Hewitt takes worn bed linens, cloths, and tea towels and uses them as both material and muse.

'IHO', showing at the Pātaka Art + Museum, explores traditional terms for Māori hair and their links to storytelling.

Secrecy and isolation. Growth and transformation. These are a themes explored in two new exhibits at The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery.

Preparing for his first solo exhibition, muralist Graham Hoete takes Leilani Baker through the importance of heart and home in his work.

A delegation of Māori and New Zealand contemporary Pasifika artists will represent Aotearoa at the Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture.

Art lover Benn Jeffries offers up an ultimate guide to the Auckland Art Fair.

After living alone in remote areas of Iceland and Norway, photographer Ethan Grigg returns to Wellington to present his first solo show.

New Zealand and Australian glass communities team up to present an inaugural Art Glass conference.

A seven metre high kinetic sculpture has taken out the $5000 EY People's Choice prize at this years 'Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe'.

In celebration of International Women's Day, Auckland Art Gallery is opening a bold and provocative exhibit by the Guerrilla Girls.