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Graphic designer and carving restorer Tai Kerekere is a Te Waka Toi 2011 scholarship winner.
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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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Dianna Fuemana, Once Upon a Deadline, New Zealand Post Writers and Readers Week 2010. Photo: Robert Catto
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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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Creative New Zealand Arts Pasifika Awards 2011
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John Ritchie - A 90th Birthday Celebration, Christchurch Civic Music Council. Photo: Karel Kaspar.
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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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Daniel Belton – Good Company Arts, Line Dances project. Photo: WJS Grenfell (c) 2010.
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Image from Sally Tran film - Toi La Who
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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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Michel Tuffery – First Contact Sydney Festival, Festival First Night 2011. Photo: Mick Richards, Brisbane.
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Using the CNZ logo
- Standard logo
- International logo
- Board and funding committee logos
- Creative Communities Scheme logos
A standard Creative New Zealand logo will be used to represent our corporate identity. The gold and black logo is to be used on all material where Creative New Zealand is a core funder or sponsor.
Groups or individuals receiving Creative New Zealand project funding are required to acknowledge Creative New Zealand's support in all marketing, promotional activities and published material associated with your project: eg advertisements, programmes, brochures, flyers, media releases, books, magazines, music scores, film credits, catalogues, covers of records, cassettes or compact discs.
Read guidelines on using the Creative New Zealand logo (pdf 200kb)
Standard logo
The standardised logo will extend to all Creative New Zealand funding bodies: Arts Board, Pacific Arts Committee and Te Waka Toi. If printing in one colour please use the black and white logo.
Reverse of standard logo
International logo
This logo is only for projects outside New Zealand. Projects in New Zealand should use the standard Creative New Zealand logo above.
Reverse of international logo
Board and funding committee logos
Each Creative New Zealand funding board/committee has a different colour logo which can be used for grants approved by the relevant board/committee.
Logos to use for IFF and SIPF
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Prior to 2009, Screen Innovation Production Fund
- EPS | EPS reversed | TIFF reversed
- The words "Screen Innovation Production Fund" and "A partnership between Creative New Zealand and the New Zealand Film Commission" must always appear as shown
- Please reproduce the logo in black or if black is not available, any other single colour. Do not apply colour to parts of the logo
- The logo should be reversed when placed on a dark background.
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2009 Independent Filmmakers Fund
- Applicants who received financial support from the Independent Filmmakers Fund in 2009 are required to use both the New Zealand Film Commission logo (tif 8MB) and the Creative New Zealand logo (of equal size and prominence) and the by-line Independent Filmmakers Fund.
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2010 Independent Filmmakers Fund
- Applicants who receive financial support from the Independent Filmmakers Fund in 2010 are required to use only the Creative New Zealand logo and the by-line Independent Filmmakers Fund.
