Since October 2000 I have represented the Whangarei Art Museum at the Korea Foundation’s annual 2 week workshop of lectures in Seoul and field trips throughout South Korea.

When Rotorua's grand new Bath House opened in 1908 the building was only partially complete.

Now, thanks to an ambitious plan, the original footprint of the nationally significant building will be completed by 2010.

Stage I, the reinstatement of the Viewing Platform on the northern roof is already drawing high praise from visitors, and Stage II will transform art spaces in the North Wing.

The University of Auckland has created the first Centre for New Zealand Art Research and Discovery based within the National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries. A key aim of the Centre is to develop, support and promote scholarship, learning and community engagement in the visual arts.  The Centre began managing and coordinating the Gus Fisher Gallery (www.gusfishergallery.auckland.ac.nz), the University Art Collection and the Window project (www.window.auckland.ac.nz) in January 2006.