While Counting Stars, the Universe Grows: Heejung Kim’s Vestiges of Time
By SOOJUNG HYUN October 3, 2026 For Heejung Kim, a star begins with a single dot. One dot…
Celebrated arts organisation Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts Trust loses main funding source after 40 years
‘Deeply disappointing’ Tautai operations director Dr Olivia Laita said the funding outcome was “deeply disappointing”. She posted a…
A 3,000-square-foot apartment in Thane that makes neutrals fun again
Creamy hues of ecru and taupe, soft pistachio tones, buttery yellows, and playful interventions of dusty blues —…
Chinese battery giant CATL takes 20% stake in Kiwi firm CarbonScape in green graphite push
The parties said the collaboration would combine CarbonScape’s biographite technology with CATL’s extensive experience in industrialisation, manufacturing and…
Sarjeant Happenings: Richard Wotton exhibition illustrates photography’s potential
Wotton focuses on the spaces workers inhabit: the smoko and tea rooms, fish and chip shops and backstages.…
The soldier who became a 501 – and his 3000km walk across New Zealand
“The physical challenge was bearable,” he says. “It was the weight of processing my thoughts that proved the…
Yinka Shonibare’s sculptures at Rose Museum
WALTHAM — Sharp black architectural forms carve shadow from scant light in “Sanctuary,” just opened at the Rose…
25 Great Books From 2025, According To Booksellers, Librarians & Other Bookish People
From readable romances to thoughtful collections and turbulent journeys of meaning, these are the new release books and…