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Nov 2012 | Australian World Music Expo (AWME)
June 2013 | Bill Culbert at the Venice Biennale
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Jim Cooper's installation as part of the Taiwan International Biennale of Ceramics, 2010. Curator: Moyra Elliott.
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Daniel Belton – Good Company Arts, Line Dances project. Photo: WJS Grenfell (c) 2010.
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Michel Tuffery – First Contact Sydney Festival, Festival First Night 2011. Photo: Mick Richards, Brisbane.
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Dianna Fuemana, Once Upon a Deadline, New Zealand Post Writers and Readers Week 2010. Photo: Robert Catto
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Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra’s open day. Music Director Eckehard Stier conducts a performance. Creative New Zealand is a core funder of the APO.
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Painter, kaihaka and ta moko artist Kingi Pitiroi (Ngati Tuwharetoa) is a Te Waka Toi scholarship winner 2012.
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Creative New Zealand Arts Pasifika Awards 2011
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Riverside Drive is a world premiere to feature at the 2011 Festival of Colour, 12-17 April. Photo: Simon Darby.
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Ecology in Fifths (development season 2010), The Playground NZ Ltd. Directed and designed by Sam Trubridge.
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Michael Parekowhai - Chapman's Homer, 2011. Bronze, stainless steel. Two pieces: 2510 x 2710 x 1750mm, 560 x 870 x 370mm. Credit: Michael Hall.
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Creative New Zealand (the Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa) is the national arts development organisation, supporting, promoting and advocating for the arts and artists in New Zealand. Creative New Zealand receives funding from the New Zealand Lottery Grants Board and directly from the Government through Vote: Culture and Heritage.
Creative New Zealand is a member of the Equal Employment Opportunities Trust with a commitment to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
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