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Arts Lab offers professional development workshops and seminars to creative people. All Arts Lab seminars & workshops take place at Kerr St Artspace, Devonport To find out more about Arts Lab workshops or to register your attendance please contact Lynn Lawton: lynn.lawton@depotartspace.co.nz PH: 09 963 2328 NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2011 WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS: Arts [...]
The 20th Wallace Art Awards 2011, with prizes amounting to $165,000, are now calling for entries. This is a fantastic opportunity to be awarded residencies in prestigious international institutions in Switzerland and the USA. Last year’s residencies were awarded to Sam Mitchell, Glen Hayward, Mark Braunias and Graham Fletcher; while prizes were awarded to Simon [...]
For over half a century BNZ has been proud to support New Zealand’s preeminent Short Story writing competition, which was founded to acknowledge the work of Katherine Mansfield and celebrate New Zealand literature. The BNZ Literary Awards are for both aspiring and established writers. For many of New Zealand’s famous writers, such as Frank Sargeson, [...]
Finding funding for your creative project can be daunting. Compiled below are some useful links to organisations and resources which may assist you in identifying who to approach and how to present your proposal. Minstry for Culture & Heritage: The cultural funding guide is an online database designed to make sources of funding for arts, [...]
Findings from Auckland’s Arts & Culture Advisory Group Workshop Responses December 14, 2010 How the Arts Advisory Group will influence and relate to Auckland Council The majority of responses (35%) mentioned values that relate to the cohesiveness of the group and its ability to lead the arts sector as a whole. This involves the group’s [...]
Dear Colleague, In the transition to the new Auckland governance, the creation of an Auckland Arts & Culture Advisory Group by Auckland’s arts and culture sector was strongly recommended by members of the ATA. (The sports and recreation sector have undertaken this type of regional strategy development some time ago.) To help progress the initiative [...]
The Arts Participation Trust would like to bring to your attention that there is currently before the Government Administration Select Committee a Bill to change the governance structure of Creative New Zealand. The bill is called the Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa Bill 2010. This Bill demolishes the Arts and Toi Maori Boards [...]
Creative Access Network (CAN) in partnership with Arts Access Aotearoa invites you to attend a forum in Auckland on Sunday 26 September. This is a forum for the community arts sector to come together to connect, collaborate and be inspired. WHEN: 10am to 3pm Sunday 26 September 2010 WHERE: Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design [...]
Arts Alive is an Auckland City Council performing arts funding programme that supports independent performing arts professionals. The fund’s objectives are: to build audiences for the performing arts and to develop and maintain Auckland’s performing arts infrastructure including resources, skills, information, professional support and networks Auckland City Council receives proposals in March and August each [...]
An attempt is being made by Rodney District Council to retain money set aside for arts and cultural funding within the region after the change in governance. The sum of $10 million was distributed to all the territorial authorities in the Auckland region to spend on “significant art and culture projects” when the Auckland Regional [...]