Tanya Moir was awarded the 2011 Todd New Writers’ Bursary to complete a new novel. Creative New Zealand contributes $10,000 towards this bursary and the balance of $10,000 is provided by the Todd Corporation Ltd.
Through a bequest from the Estate of Brent Lewis, two inaugural NZ/Aotearoa Scholarships of $8,000 each have been offered to two musicians:
Suzanne Cowan was awarded the 2011 Tup Lang Scholarship worth $5,016 towards attending the Candoco International Artists Lab. This comprises $1,716 provided by Creative New Zealand and $3,300 in interest from a gift from the Tup Lang Estate.
John-Paul Muir was awarded one of the 2011 Jack McGill Scholarships, worth $10,000 towards postgraduate study in piano at the Guildhall School of Music.
James Ioelu was awarded one of the 2011 Jack McGill Scholarships, worth $10,000 towards a masters in opera at the Manhattan School of Music
Anna McGregor was awarded the Butland Music Scholarship, worth $10,000 towards a masters degree in clarinet at the Royal College of Music, Stockholm. This comprises $7,800 provided by Creative New Zealand and $2,200 in interest from a gift from the Butland Music Foundation.
Ewan Clark was awarded the Edwin Carr Scholarship, worth $15,000, towards a post graduate diploma in composition for screen at the Royal College of Music. This comprises $9,000 in interest from a gift from the Edwin Carr Foundation and $6,000 provided by Creative New Zealand.
Breton Dukes was awarded the Louis Johnson Writers' Bursary worth $24,000, for the towards writing a collection of short stories. This comprises $22,600 provided by Creative New Zealand and $1,400 in interest from a gift from the Louis Johnson Estate.
Creative New Zealand acknowledges the generous support of: