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Dedicated to exploring effective strategies for securing funding within the creative spaces sector, this segment includes insightful talks and workshops designed to enhance your understanding and skills in grant writing and engaging with potential funders and business partners. Keep Reading
Mount Victoria Historical Society is seeking supporters of local history and cinema, to help share the story of the Embassy Theatre in its centenary year. The Embassy Theatre reaches its 100-year milestone this year and the Society is leading a project to create an explanatory panel ready in time for the celebrations... Keep Reading
We are excited to inform you about the launch of the new Mental Health and Addiction Community Sector Innovation Fund, which is now open through Te Whatu Ora. This fund presents a significant opportunity for creative spaces involved in the mental health sector to secure substantial central government funding. For more details, visit the... Keep Reading
Local Community Newspapers: A Valuable Resource for Creative Spaces Local community newspapers serve as an excellent platform for sharing stories from creative spaces. Whether it's a feature story, an opinion piece, or a letter to the editor, publications like The Nelson Mail, The Post, the North Shore Times, and Hawke’s Bay Today provide... Keep Reading
Voting is underway for the IHC Art Awards 2024 L'affare People's Choice Award. Support our amazing artists from The Shed Creative Space - Emma Flintoff (Ancient Kauri), Joziah Martin (Self Portrait), Declan Jack (Train Yard) & Christian Martin (Endangered NZ). Vote online everyday until next Sunday 28 July! Keep Reading
Explore inclusivity in creative spaces with our expert speakers and workshops. Discover how to create neuro-inclusive and equitable environments that foster belonging and innovation. Learn about the healing power of arts practice in supporting trauma and integrating creative approaches into your organisational culture. Join us to gain valuable... Keep Reading
An exhibition showcasing work created by wāhine in the Awe Māreikura programme at Christchurch Women’s Prison will run from 20 July to 18 August at Te Matatiki Toi Ora – The Arts Centre in Christchurch. Keep Reading
Arts Access Aotearoa is seeking expressions of interest for funding that will support increased accessibility or access needs in the arts sector. The deadline for expressions of interest close at 5pm on Monday 29 July. Keep Reading
The "Telling Your Stories" section of the Ngā Wāhi Auaha Creative Spaces Conference 2024 highlights the power of storytelling in fostering connection, driving change and building communities. Why is it important to tell your story? This theme unpacks the value of storytelling to connect with people and motivate change.... Keep Reading
Is this the greatest school fundraiser ever? Clyde Quay School is raffling off the trip of a lifetime – VIP tickets to Taylor Swift’s global phenomenon Eras tour in London, including flights, accommodation and spending money. One lucky winner (and their friend) will fly to London, spend a week in a hotel and attend the incredibly popular... Keep Reading
River care group, the Styx Living Laboratory Trust, invites Canterbury-based artists to apply for its upcoming 2024/25 Creative Communicator programme. In this funded role, the Creative Communicator will spend 12 weeks interacting with the Styx Pūharakekenui river catchment in the North of Christchurch. Interpreting fresh water values in a... Keep Reading
No 1: Ethereal Canterbury. A focus on Canterbury in styles such as etherealism, magic realism and the sublime. Register by: Monday 5 August 2024, Exhibition Dates: 2 – 28 September 2024 No 2: Eastside Spring 2024: Eastside’s top show for emerging and mid-career artists. Takes place in spring (rather than being... Keep Reading
Meet Lissy (Ngāti Hineamaru, Ngāti Kahu) and Rudi Robinson-Cole (Waikato, Ngāti Paoa, Ngaruahine, Te Arawa), a husband and wife duo from Tāmaki Makaurau, who use crochet as their visual language. In 2014, they embarked on a creative odyssey that continues today. From their first major project, 'The Joyride', to their collaborative... Keep Reading
Thinking about a career as a Ballet Teacher? Our new certificate programme* enables you to specialise in the teaching of ballet and gain a teaching qualification. You will develop the knowledge, understanding and skills to prepare you for your first steps in teaching ballet to a wide range of learners across different dance contexts. Delivered... Keep Reading
A Fellow of the NZAFA will have achieved a significant contribution to the fine arts in the wider community of Aotearoa New Zealand. Keep Reading
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