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Articles tagged ‘emerging talent’

• Ace of Base

  2009-04-30 10:29:01 // Lauren Bartlett // Idealog #20: now
  Jasmin Ziedan thought her employer should do things differently—so she bought the company

• Across the great divide

  2007-09-21 04:51:38 // Gabrielle Beran // Idealog #11: now
  DeNada fashion is out of the incubator and into the fire

• AnimfxNZ 09 opening video

  2009-11-06 14:35:12 // Jason Smith // The Idealog Blog
  The digital worlds at the edge of our imaginations are closer than ever, according to the experts gathered at AnimfxNZ in Wellington.

• Designer type

  2008-03-07 11:35:18 // Matt Cooney // Idealog #14: now
  The alphabet is already designed. Kris Sowersby’s job is to make it look good

• Dig the new breed

  2008-09-26 12:44:37 // Stephen Jewell // Idealog #17: features
  It’s the traditional path to rock stardom: land a contract, make a top ten hit, get an intro to your label’s HQ in London or LA. Pity that’s often the end of the road for Kiwi musicians. But a new group of Kiwi musos is blazing its own trail, and they don’t need a major label to get there. Stephen Jewell follows the indie OE. Plus play, Lady, play

• Drowning Graham's sorrows

  2008-09-19 14:30:55 // Catherine Smith // Idealog #17: now
  Meet Graham, a digital cube-dweller just ready to snap

• No label needed

  2008-07-16 08:57:48 // Mark Roach // Idealog #16: workshop
  Mark Roach backs the gamble of indie musician Anna Coddington

• Not for kids

  2007-11-13 07:40:55 // Joanna Davies // Idealog #12: now
  Rhubarb Zoo is proving that animation is pure adult’s play

• One man everything

  2008-01-23 12:24:34 // Gena Tuffery // Idealog #13: now
  Russel Walder plays something that’s rarer in the music industry than chess: the oboe

• Patronised painter

  2007-11-08 05:56:31 // Gena Tuffery // Idealog #12: now
  Leonardo da Vinci had one. So did Raphael. Now our own Kelcy Taratoa is flourishing under the creatively liberating breeze of the patron’s dollar

• Plumb jam

  2007-12-06 12:38:09 // Geraldine Roper // Idealog #13: now
  A new valve is getting the plumbing business flowing again

• Reluctant star

  2009-11-30 10:39:17 // Florence Noble // Idealog #24: now
  Chelsie Preston Crayford started her acting career with a chocolate bribe. Now she needs no convincing.

• Slow journey

  2008-10-23 15:05:04 // Hamish Coney // Idealog #18: now
  Sculptor Joe Sheenan describes his work as an exercise in sitting still

• Spade work

  2008-05-30 11:30:00 // Hamish Coney // Idealog #15: now
  While most eyes turn to the Olympics, Dane Mitchell will be competing in Switzerland at the ‘Olympics of the art world’

• Ten for tomorrow

  2007-10-05 10:26:24 // Bette Flagler // Idealog #11: features
  We know you’re clever but you won’t live for ever—and we have to look out for New Zealand’s creative future. So Idealog placed calls to the established stars of Kiwi creativity and asked them to nominate our future fame bearers. We track down ten of the best and Alistair Guthrie captures them while they’re still fresh-faced

• The art of the archetype

  2008-06-30 08:59:54 // Vincent Heeringa // Idealog #16: now
  Nick Konings mixes photography, speech, psychology, software and art to create a new definition of the portrait

• The culture curator

  2009-08-19 13:16:22 // Lauren Bartlett // Idealog #22: now
  Taking business east to west—and back again—is Chao Xian Yang’s specialty.

• The kids are alright

  2008-12-04 12:41:46 // Simon Young // Idealog #19: now
  Everybody wins with a successful Gen-Y social enterprise

• The pundit

  2009-05-15 12:37:52 // Lauren Bartlett // Idealog #21: now
  Ten-year-old blogger Tanielu Tele’a and his fellow Pt England Primary colleagues achieve celebrity outside the classroom

• Time for a change

  2007-11-26 08:01:08 // Lauren Bartlett // Idealog #12: now
  The Warrant of Fitness gets a student service

• Unpainted

  2008-04-11 12:22:40 // Gena Tuffery // Idealog #14: features
  Drop out of fifth form art, get accepted into Elam, then decide to give it a miss. Pay no attention to art other than your own and paint whatever takes your fancy—all in old-fashioned oils. This, reports Gena Tuffery, is the Sofia Minson shortcut

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