Coronavirus (COVID-19) - the latest about our response [February 2022]
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Creative New Zealand is inviting proposals to one of our multi-year investment programmes, Toi Uru Kahikatea, for 2023 – 2025 funding.
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He toi whakairo, he mana tangata. E te tī, e te tā nau mai ki ngā Taonga Toi a te Waka Toi.
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Our recent Arts Grants Round 4 funding attracted considerable interest, with many high-calibre applications received requesting more than three times the available budget.
Tui noa, tui noa, ngā maunga whakahī. Te riu o te whenua, ki a koutou rā, ka ngaro ki te ao. Ngā manu whititua, i inuhia mai i roto ō ngā iwi. Ngā poutokomanawa o ngā whare maire o o tātou matua tipuna, Ngā whare kura, ngā marae kura, i pūāwai te ataahua ki Rangi, i inuhia atu koutou...
Tim Bray Theatre Company in Auckland is collaborating with Ko Taku Reo Deaf Education so that students can create their own performance inspired from within Deaf culture.
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What’s happening in Ukraine is disturbing and upsetting on many levels. The Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa sends our thoughts and aroha (love) to the people and residents of Ukraine, as well as those with loved ones, friends and whānau (family) in Ukraine during this incredibly...
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Do you or someone you know have the skills and experience to help transform the digital capacity of Aotearoa New Zealand’s arts and cultural sector?
Ten Pasifika artists will explore and evaluate the world of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs*) and develop their digital practice, in a pilot programme supported through Creative New Zealand’s Pacific Arts Strategy.
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You’ll increasingly find biographies of notable Pasifika artists on Wikipedia, due in part to the work of three Pasifika artists training as editors, with support through Creative New Zealand’s Pacific Arts Strategy.
Tiwha tiwha te pō, Tiwha tiwha te ao. He whare i mahue kau e. He whare i mahue kau e. Ka whatinga ake te kura o te marama. Ka pahuka mai te moana i ngā tai e ngunguru nei. Tēnei ko te toka kia tātou, kua hinga rātou kua hinga. Kua takoto i te ringa kaha o Aitua. Haere rā e te morehu Kuia e...
Four free online events. Four weeks. Four regions. 28 remarkable speakers.
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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