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Multi-media artist Tim Gruchy creates a conceptually and technologically complex sculptural installation in Britomart’s Takutai Square.

New Zealand’s design community gathered at the stunning Roxy terrace for the exclusive launch.

Photographer Simon Devitt and I just got back from Tauranga where we met some inspiring creative locals.

The international contemporary jewellery design community gathers at JEMposium to discuss and celebrate the art of jewellery.

Presented by Interior magazine, the awards are open to all New Zealand design professionals.

The latest issue (special Art issue) features the hottest news in design, style, architecture, fashion, travel and more.

Artist Niels Shoe Meulman is coming Down Under with a style that fuses calligraphy with the attitude of graffiti.

London-based designer Phil Cuttance has made this beautiful video showing the amazing way he crafts his new vase series.

An unforeseen vocational downside of design editing: you can come across as a gift-judging design snob.

A new book profiling the best comics has gotten me thinking about great illustration and design in these ‘cartoons’.

Three New Zealand artists and three local musicians have collaborated on a series of limited edition bottle labels for Beck’s.

A huge drycleaning bill has prompted a look into easy-care but super-stylish fashion.

Ah renovating! The Urbis office had an amusing chat about renovating horror stories this morning. Tell us yours.

Twenty-eight emerging international fashion designers have been hand picked to show their collections at iD Dunedin.

Talented contemporary jewellery designers Octavia Cook and Jacqui Chan have been invited to represent New Zealand at Schmuck.

The Australia Council for the Arts has announced the shortlist for the redevelopment of the Australian pavilion in Venice.

Urbis samples some of the coolest looking drinks from around the country for the February/March issue.

Oversized letters designed by a group of New Plymouth architects colour the WOMAD festival landscape.

For the second year, Make Something brought graphic designers together with other creatives to see what they might make.

An auction of five white cotton dresses designed exclusively for Urbis, raised $2,200 for Christchurch Women’s Refuge.

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