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Insights into the role of art tutors at King Street Artworks in Masterton, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, have sparked an Arts Access Aotearoa project highlighting the role of art tutors and facilitators in creative spaces throughout New Zealand. Keep Reading
On Friday 24th June 2022, the Governor General of New Zealand (H.E. the Rt Hon Dame Cindy Kiro) and Dr Richard Davies hosted the Diplomatic Corps to the first Official Reception to celebrate the Festival of Matariki. This is the first time that New Zealand has declared a public holiday to recognise and commemorate Matariki and it was a... Keep Reading
"Platform 12' is a celebration of WIDance's twelve years in action, with relaxed performance shows on 16 and 17 July at Te Whaea National Dance and Drama Centre. Keep Reading
Home Ground is a creativity and wellbeing initiative for women in the justice system. Delivering projects in the community and Arohata Prison where women can collaborate with artists, practice wellbeing tools and experience a range of art forms. Keep Reading
Information for Band Directors & Music Teachers FINALS FOR THE YOUNG JAZZ BAND-IT COMPETITION12 July 2022 is the date we will release the finalists for each section of the Young Jazz Band-it Competition who will be required to travel to Wellington to compete in the various finals components. 10 x Big Band, 5 x Instrumentalist in the Jazz... Keep Reading
Libby Hakaraia – MNZM for services to the film and media industries. The Ōtaki woman who was told by the head nun at her school that she would never be make anything of herself “because you’re Māori”, has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday and Platinum Jubilee honours as a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit... Keep Reading
Our "A Wrinkle in Time" Exhibition has been extended by popular demand. The problem being much of the works have been sold! So we have replaced sold works with the works of our up and coming amazing talented artists. New exhibitors: Elle, Blair, Rhys and Caitlyn. Monday 6th June - Saturday 25th June @ the Kāpiti Library in Paraparaumu. Keep Reading
Students of Ōtaki College, Te Kura-a-Iwi O Whakatupuranga Rua Mano and Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Rito are working together under the direction of famed Kiwi actor and director Jim Moriarty on a theatre production of The Battalion. Ōtaki College dance and drama teacher Tamsin Dashfield-Speight says making the production – with the... Keep Reading
Joanne has been busy assembling some easels over the last month, ready for her new Life Drawing classes. Held on the last Sunday of each month, from 2-4pm. All materials will be provided, including a live model and the sessions will cost $40. Keep Reading
We made it into the Midweek...wahoo! Student Journalist, Shannon Harrison wrote a fantastic article highlighting our mahi here at Fareham Creative Space, which was published in the Wairarapa Midweek on Weds 25th May, along with some fab photos of our Open Studio session. She wove into her writing our core philosophies of; community... Keep Reading
We recently entered the Resene Nature Mural competition and the design team here at Fareham Creative Space came up with a fab design. We used the local taonga 'Wairarapa Moana' as our inspiration and highlighted a number of endangered species in our design that the Biodiversity team at the South Wairarapa District Council, local... Keep Reading
Jo Randerson (Artistic Director of Barbarian Productions) welcomes you to their community creative space, Vogelmorn Bowling Club - a former bowling club now run by and for the community. Keep Reading
Te Ora Auaha's creative wellbeing series showcases practitioners working in arts and wellbeing, sharing resources and insights, and growing a community of practice for people working or interested in this field. Keep Reading
This webinar gives a brief introduction to the field of Creative Arts Therapy which is an emerging profession in Aotearoa. The faculty of the postgraduate programmes in Creative Arts Therapy at Whitecliffe discuss their approach. Keep Reading
Total prizes to the value of $18,000 - For further information check out the following links: Here & Here Quick overview of the Essential NZ Jazz Band Competition When you register your school jazz band into the competition you will receive a Dropbox that contains the 11 big band arrangements based on Sir Dave Dobbyn... Keep Reading
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