Coronavirus (COVID-19) - the latest about our response [February 2022]
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Creative New Zealand today released its first Remuneration Policy for Artists and Arts Practitioners, following extensive sector consultation, as it works to advance more sustainable creative careers.
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We’re seeking feedback on three proposed strategic focus areas for the next four years, through a discussion document we’ve released today. We’d love to hear from you by 31 March.
Dazzling and diverse writing that reveals and reflects our changing world is the hallmark of the sixteen finalist books in the 2022 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards, announced today.
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The arts and cultural sector of Aotearoa New Zealand remains heavily reliant on opportunities for live performance. The impact that such reliance has on the sector’s resilience and prosperity has been painfully evident over the past 2 years as we navigate through COVID-19. At the same time, the...
Individual artists and arts practitioners will be able to apply for funding to help build business skills that will make their creative careers more sustainable, through a new fund being offered by Creative New Zealand from 28 March.
We’re thrilled to announce Sela Faletolu-Fasi as the new Arts Practice Director, Community Youth.
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Through our Global Networks Presentation Fund, we’ve supported Rosanna Raymond, working in collaboration with artists in the UK, to adapt and present an iteration of ‘SaVAge K’lub’ at the Birmingham 2022 cultural festival.
Today, Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Carmel Sepuloni announced that the Government is delivering a $121 million funding boost to support the cultural sector through this latest phase of the pandemic.
Pasifika artist Faith Wilson is on a mission, and being selected for a new Creative New Zealand and Penguin Random House New Zealand internship, under the funding agency’s Pacific Arts Strategy initiative, will help her achieve it.
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Wellington writer, spoken-word poet and playwright Helen Vivienne Fletcher has received a commission to write a play from the TAHI Festival, an annual festival of solo performance in Wellington.
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If you want ideas to increase audience engagement or help with audience strategies and programming, we’re hosting three online QA sessions during March.
Young Pasifika with huge potential are being supported to become leaders in orchestral music education, through a pilot programme offered by Sistema Aotearoa in partnership with Creative New Zealand, through its Pacific Arts Strategy.
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