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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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One of twenty-four transition paintings from the end of Welby Ings' short film Munted. Munted uses both watercolour and film in a lyrical narrative. Drawings from the film were exhibited in Drawings from a Fictional Man, an exhibition curated by Amanda Montgomerie
Toi La Who – Anne, a young New Zealand girl, lives in a perfect world. One day, however, she is forced to re-examine herself and the world ignored, and starts to recognise her culture and identity. Directed and written by Sally Tran. Produced by David White.
Latest Media arts news and events
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Do you know how well your online marketing is doing?
29 Mar . 2012 | "I know half my advertising isn't working, I just don't know which half." Lord Leverhulme Marketers in the cultural sector are hungry for… Read more
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Smart talk - Why Give? The Art of Philanthropy
27 Mar . 2012 | Why Give? is an opportunity to hear directly from three Aucklanders who have shown generosity to our city that will last beyond their lifetimes. Leading current… Read more
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Creative New Zealand honours the people of Canterbury
22 Feb . 2012 | Kua taka te wā, kua huri te tau. Kei te tangi mātou o Toi Aotearoa ki ngā mate kua hinga i te rū whenua i Ōtautahi me ō rātou whānau e tangi haehae ana i te mamae i… Read more
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Te Waka Toi Scholarships available to emerging Māori artists
14 Feb . 2012 | Māori who are studying the arts, or an arts related field, are encouraged to apply for this year’s Ngā Karahipi a Te Waka Toi, Te Waka Toi Scholarships. Every… Read more
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Grants to improve access to arts events and venues
1 Feb . 2012 | Arts organisations and venues will become more accessible this year, thanks to 11 grants provided by Creative New Zealand for projects ranging from sign language… Read more
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Young artists to challenge seductive Pacific stereotypes
24 Jan . 2012 | A lively new Auckland exhibition, The Anatomy of Paradise will challenge romantic Western stereotypes of Pacific nations being tropical, carefree, utopias filled with… Read more
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ISEA2013 - expressions of interest now open
24 Jan . 2012 | The 19th International Symposium on Electronic Art is being held in Sydney in June 2013. The first call for Expressions of Interest from artists and… Read more
Funding Opportunities for Media arts
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Arts development investment (Toi Uru Kahikatea) 1 Jun . 2012 The purpose of this programme is to provide development support to established New Zealand artists, arts practitioners, groups and arts organisations for periods of one to three years. Value: based on application |
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Quick Response Grant 27 Jul . 2012 Quick Response Grants are our most common form of funding. They are awarded in three rounds per year and available to all artforms. As our smallest and most numerous opportunity Quick Response Grants are a great place to start if you are new to Creative New Zealand Funding. Value: $7,500 or less |
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Media arts Adviser
Emma joined Creative New Zealand in 2005 and was appointed Arts Adviser in 2008. She… emma.ward@creativenz.govt.nz
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