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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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Graphic designer and carving restorer Tai Kerekere is a Te Waka Toi 2011 scholarship winner.
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Image from Sally Tran film - Toi La Who
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John Ritchie - A 90th Birthday Celebration, Christchurch Civic Music Council. Photo: Karel Kaspar.
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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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Awhi Tapu, by Taki Rua Productions - New Zealand’s national Māori theatre company. Performers: Kura Forrester, James Tito, Tola Newbery, Matariki Whatarau. Photo credit: Philip Merry.
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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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Māori arts Adviser
Te Waka Toi Scholarship
Māori artsDownload application forms and criteria:
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Application form and guidelines 2012
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The two Te Waka Toi scholarships are open to Māori who are studying the arts beyond high school, college or kura kaupapa level. They can be studying on a marae or other formal tertiary institution such as an accredited university, whare wānanga or polytechnic.
- The amount/offer for this funding opportunity is $4000
- The next round closes: 30 Mar . 2012
- First-time applicants contact the Arts Adviser for your artform
Eligibility
The specific focus areas for Ngā Karahipi a Te Waka Toi are:
- Māori arts (visual, performing, language, literature)
- Māori arts related area (curation, arts writing; technical or conservational).
Scholarships are based on artistic, cultural and academic merit, involvement with iwi/marae and leadership qualities.
Applicants can be studying the arts on a marae or other formal tertiary institution such as an accredited university, whare wānanga or polytechnic.
Previous winners are not eligible to reapply.
How to apply
Send in your application by 5pm Friday 30th of March 2012.
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