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  • This Reading Life: Long Litt Woon

    Norwegian author Long Litt Woon answers ARTicle magazine's 'Reading Life' Q&A
  • Three picks from Director of The Dowse Art Museum

    Courtney Johnston is the director of The Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt. Here she selects three of her favourite works currently on show at The Dowse, all connected by their consideration of the human body
  • Festival Top Five: Gisella Carr

    We asked five local arts enthusiasts what they’re most excited about at next year’s Festival. WOW chief executive Gisella Carr shares her top picks.
  • Festival Top Five: Miriama Grace-Smith

    We asked five local arts enthusiasts what they’re most excited about at next year’s Festival. Artist Miriama Grace-Smith shares her top picks.
  • Festival Top Five: Mark Amery

    We asked five local arts enthusiasts what they’re most excited about at next year’s Festival. Journalist Mark Amery's shares his top picks.
  • Festival Top Five: Chris Tse

    We asked five local arts enthusiasts what they’re most excited about at next year’s Festival. Writer Chris Tse shares his top picks.
  • Festival Top Five: Elizabeth Kerr

    We asked five local arts enthusiasts what they’re most excited about at next year’s Festival. Music writer Elizabeth Kerr shares her top picks.
  • Bringing Accessibility to the Festival

    Whether it’s free events, accessibility or reduced rates for young people, we aim to make the New Zealand Festival as accessible as possible.
  • Verb + Writers

    We were thrilled to announce earlier this year New Zealand Festival will be joining forces with Wellington literary giants Verb for the delivery of the 2020 Writers Programme.
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