An exclusive extract from new essay collection Women Now: The Legacy of Female Suffrage. By Grace Taylor.

New Zealand and Hong Kong-based contemporary artist Yuk King Tan explores the intersection between culture, work and identity.

September is Aotearoa's first-ever New Zealand Theatre Month. To mark the occasion we're catching up with some of the country's best theatre makers – like director Jane Yonge.

September is Aotearoa's first-ever New Zealand Theatre Month. To mark the occasion we're catching up with some of the country's best theatre makers – like director and playwright Eleanor Bishop.

We go behind-the-scenes with choreographer Neil Ieremia and Whitireia dance students as they rehearse for the upcoming show Black Grace + Friends.

Curator Leafa Wilson shares her pick of the female finalists from this year's National Contemporary Art Award, on show now until 28 October at the Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato.

September is Aotearoa's first-ever New Zealand Theatre Month. To mark the occasion we're catching up with some of the country's best theatre makers – like playwright Victor Rodger.

We asked WOW's Competition Director Heather Palmer what keeps people coming back to the annual garment fiesta and what the strangest outfit submitted has been.

Everyone's talking about Chessie Henry's remarkable first book, We Can Make a Life, published by VUP earlier this month. We invited Chessie to share something of her reading life with ARTicle readers.