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  • High quality New Zealand art is developed

    Areta Wilkinson, Aberrant pendants I - VII, 2011, cast silver. Courtesy of the artist and Bartley + Company Art.

  • Creative New Zealand supports the presentation of high-quality, internationally viable work to overseas audiences

    Creative New Zealand supports the presentation of high-quality, internationally viable work to overseas audiences

    New Work and Pil Lamps by award winning designer-artist Tim Wigmore. Both works exhibited at the Salone Satellite in Milan April 2010. Photo: Capture Studios
     

  • Lisa Walker, Pendant, 2011, wood acrylic, paint, thread, 680 x 190 x 135 mm. Courtesy of Lisa Walker and Bartley + Company Art.

  • Jim Cooper Installation

    Details of Jim Cooper's installation comprising about 600 pieces made over a seven-month residency at the Yingge Ceramics Museum, Taiwan, as part of the Taiwan International Biennale of Ceramics, 2010. Curator: Moyra Elliott.

  • Creative New Zealand supports artists to attend Talente to grow the profile of New Zealand craft-object art internationally.

    Anzac Tasker's typographic design work on display at Talente in Munich, Germany.

  • Creative New Zealand develops potential. New Zealand arts gain international success

    New Zealand arts gain international success

    Hue and Kumete, cast glass, by Mike Crawford. Crawford is one of New Zealand's finest craft/object artists, with recent international selections at major craft/object fairs.

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Funding Opportunities for Craft/Object

Fund name Closing date

Sector Development Incentive Fund 2 Mar . 2012

Creative New Zealand is calling for sector development proposals from organisations and individuals with funding agreements through the Arts Leadership Investment (Toi Tōtara Haemata) programme and the Arts Development Investment (Toi Uru Kahikatea) programme.

Maximum amount of fund is $250,000 which is expected to be  allocated in support of at least 3 proposals.

Value: $250,000 p.a fund maximum

Arts Grant 2 Mar . 2012

Arts Grants are awarded in two rounds per year and are available to all artforms. They offer more funding than Quick Response Grants, but take longer for us to assess.

Value: $65,000 or less

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Craft/Object Adviser

Emma Ward

Emma joined Creative New Zealand in 2005 and was appointed Arts Adviser in 2008. She… emma.ward@creativenz.govt.nz

09 365 1416

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