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The information provided in the PACE Resource Pack is correct as at the time of publication.

Pathways to Arts andCultural Employment

(PACE)

Resource Pack

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The information provided in the PACE Resource Pack is correct as at the time of publication.

CONTENTS

1. Introduction 1

2. www.thebigidea.co.nz 2

an online community for New Zealands creative industries

3. Industry New Zealand 3

BIZ BIZ Enterprise Awards BIZ Investment Ready BIZ Publications BIZ Venture

4. Creative New Zealand 6

Te Waka Toi

The Arts Board The Pacific Arts Committee Creative Communities Scheme

5. Te Puni Kokiri 9

Capacity assessment Building capacity in Maori communities Maori business facilitation service

6. Community Employment Group 11

7. Arts Access Aotearoa 13

8. The Funding Information Service 14

9. Directory of National contacts 15This list of national arts organisations and resources is not exhaustive.For additional information visit the following NZ based internet portals:

http://www.piperpat.co.nz/nz/culture.htmlhttp://url.co.nz/arts/nzarts.html

Should you wish to be included in the PACE Resource Pack, please contact:

Sandra WeirPh: (04) 916 3087Email: [email protected]
http://www.piperpat.co.nz/nz/culture.htmlhttp://url.co.nz/arts/nzarts.htmlmailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://url.co.nz/arts/nzarts.htmlhttp://www.piperpat.co.nz/nz/culture.html

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The information provided in the PACE Resource Pack is correct as at the time of publication. 1

1. Introduction

In support of Pathways to Arts and Cultural Employment (PACE) Work and Income hascompiled this new information resource for registered job seekers who have listed theirpreferred job choice in the arts and creative sector.

It contains national and regional information about assistance and funding available forarts and cultural job seekers.

The purpose of this resource is to assist Job seekers to strengthen their professionalnetworks, increase their awareness of project funding sources and help them to identifyother sources of professional development support. It will also assist cultural workers andWork and Income Case Managers to develop individual Job Seeker Agreements that arerelevant to pursuing and developing a career in the arts and cultural sector.

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2. www.thebigidea.co.nz an online community forNew Zealands creative industries

This web site www.thebigidea.co.nzis a great source of work and income opportunitiesand professional development information for those seeking openings into the creativesector.

Check out ourWork Navigatorpage where we advertise current employmentopportunities across the entire creative industries sector. We also have information aboutawards, scholarships, auditions, residencies, commissions and much more.

Once you register on this site and become a part of the TBI Community you can uploadyour CV and some samples of your creative work. You can also register for the weekly TBINavigator Bulletin that will automatically email you new work and income opportunitiesevery Thursday.

If you are involved in an upcoming exhibition, theatre production, music gig, workshop orseminar, you can advertise it on our site.

To register for free membership to www.tbi.co.nz click on this link and then go to thetoolbox on the left hand side of the home page.Click on the line that says: Register forfree membership here. Once you have entered your details you can subscribe to theweekly bulletin by clicking in the box provided. Upload any information you wish to shareby clicking on the line that says: Submit news and information here. You can also insertan image in Jpg format through this window.
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3. Industry New Zealand

Industry New Zealand is the national economic development agency, working with thegovernment, the private sector and non-profit organisations to help competitivebusinesses, industries and regions to generate sustainable economic growth.

BIZ is the one-stop shop for New Zealands small and medium businesses to accessmanagement upskilling, information, useful referrals and funding. BIZ services areprovided at no charge.

BIZ comprises of:

BIZtrainingoffers a number of services, including capability assessments to help identifytraining needs and upskilling sessions in the following topics:

business planning compliance marketing strategies finance e-commerce business systems managing resources business and operational excellence

Follow-up coaching is also available.

BIZtrainingalso provides opportunities for people wanting to start a new business, as wellas for Trustees and Managers of Maori incorporations of land covered by the Te TureWhenua Act 1993.

BIZtrainingservices are available to owners, operators or managers of small and mediumbusinesses throughout New Zealand. For the purposes of BIZtraining, a small or mediumbusiness is defined as being personally owned, commercial trading (ie. for profit), with fewif any managerial staff and having no more than approximately 20 full time staff.

People not yet commercially trading are eligible to enter Start-Up workshops. MaoriTrustee Training is available for Trustees and Managers of Maori trusts established underthe Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993.

Registered unemployed or beneficiaries are not eligible for BIZ services.

Lead providers have been contracted to regionally manage the delivery of BIZtrainingacross New Zealand. For further information, contact your local BIZ lead provider (seedetails at www.industrynz.govt.nz/sme/sec02_overview.shtml), or phone 0800 42 49 46.
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BIZinfo is a national business information service for small and medium businesses andothers requiring business information. It provides a nationwide network of informationcentres, a free phone service and a web site.

BIZinfos trained staff can provide you with contacts and information on both governmentand non-government services and funding for small and medium businesses.

BIZinfo can help you to identify organisations, people, training programmes and resourcesto help grow your business or simply make it better.

For further information, call BIZinfo on 0800 42 49 46 or visit the web site atwww.bizinfo.co.nz.

BIZenterprise awards

BIZenterpriseawards provide financial assistance for well-defined business projects andconcepts. Small and medium businesses or entrepreneurs with marketable ideas canapply.

Proposals must meet defined criteria and show that they are financially and commerciallyviable, committed to growth and innovation, and have the potential to benefit NewZealand.

The scheme operated on a contestable basis. Up to $20,000 (including GST) can beawarded as a reimbursement, on a dollar-for-dollar basis, of up to 50% of a projects costs.

Existing small and medium businesses and entrepreneurs may apply. Businesses must:

Turnover less than or equal to $5 million per annumor

Employ less than or equal to 20 full time equivalent staff.

Proposals must meet criteria relating to financial and commercial viability, indicate acommitment to growth and innovation and show potential to benefit New Zealand.

Copies of the guidelines and proposal form can be obtained from Industry New Zealand on0800 22 44 80 or BIZinfo on 0800 42 49 46, or can be downloaded from our web site atwww.industrynz.govt.nz/sme/sec03_enterprise_awards.shtml.
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BIZinvestment ready

BIZinvestmentreadyis aimed at innovative businesses and entrepreneurs seeking fundsto expand, diversify or commercialise a new concept. All existing small and mediumbusinesses and entrepreneurs are eligible to apply.

BIZinvestmentreadyhelps to develop a greater understanding of the issues aroundfunding and securing private investment. The scheme covers:

Investment readiness training, which guides people through the steps for raisingcapital in order to grow and develop their business or idea

Deal broking, where an appraisal process enables commercially viable businessesand ideas to raise capital.

All existing small and medium businesses and entrepreneurs are eligible to apply forBIZinvestment readyassistance, provided they can supply evidence of a genuine need forfunding to take their idea further. Assistance is given to projects with strong potential toattract investment.For more information contact www.vcapital.co.nzor 0800 82 27 48.

BIZpublications

BIZpublications produces practical, written help and information for people in small andmedium businesses. Publications available include:

Accessing BIZ services Small Business Assistance Directory

Planning for Success Directory of Government Funding Programmes

Publications produced by BIZ are available from BIZinfo (0800 42 49 46) or can bedownloaded from www.industrynz.govt/sme/publications.shtml.

Venture

Industry NZ publishes Venture magazine, which celebrates initiative and profiles businessissues. There are eight publications per year.

To receive a copy, or to subscribe (free of charge), contact Industry NZ at:

Tel: 0800 22 44 80Fax: (04) 471 6011Email: [email protected]

Or view a PDF version at www.industrynz.govt.nz
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4. Creative New Zealand

Creative New Zealand is the main arts development organisation in New Zealand andsupports artists through its funding programmes, advocacy work, special initiatives andpartnerships. It is the only national organisation able to allocate funding to projects thatspan all artforms.

If you are interested in applying for a grant, the first thing you should do is get a copy ofthe Funding Guide: Nga Putea and application form for full details of funding priorities andwhat support material to include. Visit Creative New Zealands web sitewww.creativenz.govt.nzto obtain a copy of the funding guide or contact one of the threeCreative New Zealand offices.

Wellington - National OfficeOld Public Trust Building131-135 Lambton QuayP O Box 3806WellingtonPh: (04) 473 0880Fax: (04) 471 2865Email: [email protected]

Christchurch - Southern OfficeOld Chemistry BuildingArts CentreWorcester StreetP O Box 2932

ChristchurchPh: (03) 366 2337Fax: (03) 366 9199Email: [email protected]

Auckland - Northern OfficeThird FloorSouthern Cross BuildingCnr High and Victoria StreetsP O Box 1425Auckland

Ph: (09) 373 3066Fax: (09) 377 6795Email: [email protected]

Grants are made by Creative New Zealand through its three decision making bodies. TeWaka Toi, the Arts Board and the Pacific Arts Committee. Each of these entities offersa range of funding programmes, awards and special grants. There are two project fundingrounds a year. The closing dates for applications are in February and July.

Creative New Zealand is also responsible for the Creative Communities Scheme and theNew Zealand AuthorsFund, and for administering the Screen Innovation Production

Fund, a partnership between Creative New Zealand and the New Zealand FilmCommission.
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Detailed information beyond that given below is contained in the Funding Guide: NgaPutea or can be found on the Creative New Zealand web site.

Te Waka Toi

Te Waka Toi is the Maori arts board of Creative New Zealand. Maori individuals, groups

and organisations can apply to Te Waka Toi for funding for their arts projects.

Te Waka Toi funds projects through five funding programmes:

Heritage Arts (to support projects that contribute to the maintenance, promotion andprotection of the heritage of Maori arts)

Te Reo (to support projects that promote and strengthen the use of Te Reo, oraland written, across artforms)

New Work (to support projects that develop new work by the tangata whenuaacross artforms)

Indigenous Links (to support projects that strengthen the links between tangatawhenua artists and the indigenous peoples of the Pacific and other nations)

Experiencing Maori Arts (to support projects that provide opportunities toexperience Maori arts.

Make sure your project is suitable for Creative New Zealand funding and fits within the forMaori by Maori criteria and general aims of Te Waka Toi. Always seek advice from theMaori Arts Adviser before submitting an application. The earlier you make contact, thebetter. At least 4 weeks before the closing date will mean that you have an opportunity tomake any recommended changes.

The Arts Board

The Arts Board is the general arts board of Creative New Zealand and acceptsapplications for a range of different artforms and projects.

Individuals, groups and organisations may apply to the Arts Board under one of its threefunding programmes. The programmes are:

Creative and Professional Development (to support the long-term development ofarts practice and artists),

New Work (to support the creation of original New Zealand work), Presentation, Promotion and Audience Development (to support projects and

activities that promote and present art to audiences).

In terms of project funding through the Arts Board, the general priority across all art formsis to support work by artists who have a proven track record and can demonstrate theirlong-term commitment to their arts practice. A track record in music for example, maycome from having a self-funded debut CD recorded and achieving b.net airplay, or fromgigs/concerts that are building up a live following and maybe generating some CD sales.The stronger the track record and the more you can demonstrate your competence in thearea for which you are seeking funding, the greater the chances of success.

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Pacific Arts Committee

Pacific Arts Committee offers grants under four funding programmes:

Heritage Arts (to support the participation of Pacific Islands peoples in their arts), Pacific Islands Arts Development (to support the development of Pacific Islands arts

and artists), Pacific Islands Arts Promotion (to develop the profile and an awareness of Pacific

Islands arts and artists), Tangata Whenua Links (to strengthen links between Pacific Islands artists and the

tangata whenua)

The Pacific Arts Committee encourages those wanting to develop, present and promotePacific Arts to find out more about the Committee's funding programmes and priorities. Ifafter reading the Funding Guide: Nga Putea you have any questions please contact theArts Advisor for Pacific Islands Arts.

Creative Communities Scheme

Creative New Zealands funding for community-based projects is administered by localauthorities (city or district councils) through the Creative Communities Scheme. Mostgrants are for amounts ranging from $500 to $5000.

Who can apply?Any group, organisation or individual can apply for funding. The project must take place orbenefit communities within the local authority to which the application is made.Projects should meet one or more of these criteria:

increase participation in the arts increase the range and diversity of the arts available to communities enhance and strengthen the local arts sector.

Each local authority may set their own priorities, along with these general criteria for theScheme.

Examples of projects funded include: weaving wananga, murals for community facilities,arts workshops for young people, local arts marketing initiatives, Pacific Islands dancefestivals, anthologies of short stories. This list gives you an idea of the variety of activities

that may be funded through this scheme but it is by no means exhaustive.

Where to get help?Application forms and more information are available from the administrative officer of theCreative Communities Scheme of the city or district council where your activity will takeplace.

When are the closing dates?Closing dates for the Creative Communities are not the same as Creative New Zealandsclosing dates. Please contact the appropriate local authority for its application forms and

closing dates as they differ with each local authority. Most local authorities considerapplications twice a year.

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5. Te Puni Kkiri

The Ministry of Maori Development

The Ministry administers the following programmes (a brief summary of each is outlinedbelow). For further information on criteria, how to apply for funding and so forth you should

approach your local Te Puni Kokiri regional office. Contact details are provided in Annex I.Alternatively information on these programmes can be sourced from the Ministry's Internetsite: www.tpk.govt.nz under the community and business headings.

A Capacity Assessment

This fund is to enable whanau, hapu, iwi, Maori organisations and Maori communities toundertake assessments of their current capacity and development needs.

B Building Capacity in Mori Communities

This fund is to enable whanau, hapu, iwi, Maori organisations and Maori communities todevelop there own capacity, and build strategies, systems, structures and skills to enablethem to control their own development.

C Mori Business Facilitation Service

A service to assist Maori business development by providing a comprehensive range ofbusiness mentoring services to new and existing business enterprises. The range ofservices includes pre-commercial guidance, facilitating access to grants and finance,enterprise rebuilding and growth, and post-establishment monitoring.

To apply for funding you must meet all the criteria. Meeting all the criteria does notguarantee funding. If you don not meet the criteria or your do not receive funding, we canstill give you information, advice and other non-financial help.

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Te Puni Kokiri Regional Offices

AUCKLANDTe Puni KokiriPrivate Bag 92010Auckland

Tel: (09) 376-7650Fax: (09) 360-1656DIRECTOR: Pauline KINGI

CHRISTCHURCHTe Puni KokiriTe Runanga O Ngai TahuPO Box 13-546

ChristchurchTel: (03) 379-5680Fax: (03) 365-3641DIRECTOR: Pura PARATA

COUNTIES/MANUKAUTe Puni KokiriPrivate Bag 94-010South Auckland Mail CentreTel: (09) 277-5676Fax: (09) 277-9709DIRECTOR: Sonia HAWEA

GISBORNETe Puni KokiriPO Box 140GisborneTel: (06) 868-0208Fax: (06) 868-0217DIRECTOR: Mere POHATU

HAMILTONTe Puni KokiriPrivate Bag 3020HamiltonTel: (07) 834-7100Fax: (07) 839-2579DIRECTOR: Maehe MANIAPOTO

HASTINGSTe Puni KokiriPO Box 1440HastingsTel: (06) 878-0750Fax: (06) 878-0756DIRECTOR: Peter MacGREGOR

ROTORUATe Puni KokiriPrivate Bag 3017

RotoruaTel: (07) 349-7810Fax: (07) 349-0950DIRECTOR: Maria TINI

WELLINGTONTe Puni KokiriPO Box 31520

Lower HuttTel: (04) 570-3180Fax: (04) 570-3181DIRECTOR: Harry ERUERA

WHAKATANETe Puni KokiriPO Box 26WhakataneTel: (07) 307-1057Fax: (07) 307-1033DIRECTOR: Kay CHARLES

WHANGANUITe Puni KokiriPO Box 436WhanganuiTel: (06) 348-1400Fax: (06) 348-9400DIRECTOR: Sam BISHARA

WHANGAREITe Puni KokiriPrivate Bag 9026WhangareiTel: (09) 430-3731Fax: (09) 430-3160DIRECTOR: Pita PARAONE

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6. Community Employment Group

Who are we?The Community Employment Group (CEG) helps communities create ways to increaseemployment or options for self-sufficiency. We have 70 fieldworkers spread throughout thecountry who work alongside communities and organisations to help them plan and carry

out projects which increase social and economic prosperity. CEG, which is part of theDepartment of Labour, works mainly with five priority groups: Maori, Pacific peoples,woman and disadvantaged rural and urban communities.

Why we work with communities?Communities know best the problems they face, and are good at coming up with ideas toovercome them. It is the drive, initiative and commitment of communities that can providelocal solutions to local problems.

Communities are also good at developing innovative ways to improve their social andeconomic well being. Our fieldworkers accompany communities on this journey.

The types of projects we have been involved with recently include:

helping Maori communities in Tai Tokerau to develop tourism opportunities assisting communities such as Twizel to attract international film production crews working with a group developing a comprehensive arts strategy in Auckland analysing potential land development opportunities with an East Coast iwi and assisting a Tongan group develop a community business growing and selling taro

leafs.

What do we do?Our fieldworkers can offer support in numerous ways, such as:

advising on how to set up your group if it doesnt have a formal or legal entity strengthening your group, especially if members need special skills or training helping you plan linking you with other groups which might have done similar work identifying resources such as office space, or people with specialist knowledge who

may be able to assist linking your group with other agencies or organisations that might be able to help

being a sounding board for your ideas

FundingFunding is one of the ways we can help communities develop. The fieldworker who hasbeen working with your group can help you prepare an application for a grant. The grantapplication will generally come as a part of a development process and will not standalone.

What can you do now?If your group has an idea that could increase employment or self sufficiency options in youcommunity, or would like to get involved in local employment and enterprise development,

Contact a fieldworker in your region to discuss what your have in mind. For furtherinformation about CEG visit our web site www.dol.govt.nz
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Community Employment Group contact details

CEG fieldworkers can be contacted through the following offices:

National OfficeLevel 5, Lambton House

160 Lambton QuayWELLINGTONPh (04) 914 4900Fax (04) 914 4901

AUCKLANDLevel 1, 127 Kolmar Road

PapatoetoePh (09) 279 5811Fax (09) 279 5817

DUNEDIN399 Moray PlacePh (03) 471 4790Fax (03) 471 4796

GISBORNELife Brokers Building79 Childers RoadPh (06) 8632581Fax (06) 8632584

CHRISTCHURCHLevel 2, State Insurance Building88 Division Street, RiccartonPh (03) 341 2750Fax (03) 341 2761

GREYMOUTH100a Mackay StreetPh (03) 768 6497Fax (03) 768 0745

HAMILTONLevel 3, Westpac House430 Victoria StreetPh (07) 957 6413Fax (07) 957 6414

INVERCARGILLLevel 1, 83 Don StreetPh (03) 214 0820Fax (03) 214 9263

KAIKOHE5 Dickeson Street

Ph (09) 401 1501Fax (09) 401 1503

KAITAIAShop 5, The Plaza

222 Commerce StreetPh (09) 408 0696Fax (09) 408 1214

NAPIERLevel 3, Dunvegan HouseCnr Hastings And Station StreetsPh (06) 974 1260Fax (06) 974 1264

NELSONFirst floor, 22 Bridge StreetPh (03) 548 7214Fax (03) 545 9305

NEW PLYMOUTHLevel 7, State Insurance Building31 Gill Street,

Ph (06) 759 1672Fax (06) 759 1673

PALMERSTON NORTHLevel 7, Farmers Mutual Building68 The Square

Ph 025 453623

ROTORUALevel 1, 1181 Pukuatua StreetPh (07) 346 8536Fax (07) 346 8542

WANGANUISuite 7, Level One, 66 Ingestre StreetPh/Fax (06) 347 2164

WELLINGTON1st Floor, Landmark Building25-137 Johnsonville RoadPh (04) 477 5240Fax (04) 477 5249

WHANGAREIUnit B, 150 Bank StreetPh (09) 438 3957Fax (09) 438 3958

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7. Arts Access Aotearoa

Who Are We?

Arts Access Aotearoa is a Charitable Trust whose objectives are to ensure that people andcommunities of New Zealand have access to the arts, and opportunities to create, perform

and develop their own arts.

The Trust promotes the following principles:

that all people have a right to creative expression that all people should be encouraged to develop their creativity that people with limited access to the arts should be provided with opportunities to

access the arts that barriers restricting access to the arts should be removed.

Arts Access Aotearoa works with organisations in the social service sector, andcommunities of people with limited access to the arts, to stimulate them to undertake artsprojects, develop their own arts activities independently and develop partnerships withfunding organisations and art groups.

Client groups include:

People with physical, sensory, intellectual or psychiatric disabilities, people receivinghospital care or addiction support, people in remand or training centres, prisoners, elderlypeople in homes, and people living in isolation, whether domestic or institutional and inboth rural and urban areas.

The Trust itself is not a funding body.

Note:

For Case Managers wanting to refer their clients to a suitable organisation working in theirarea, you are welcome to contact Arts Access Aotearoa who will put you in touch with theappropriate organisation or suggest partnership programmes, who will provide support andadvice to your clients. While we do not work with individuals we do work with over 700organisations who could help.

For further information please contact:

Arts Access AotearoaPO Box 9828, Te AroWELLINGTONPh: (04) 916 4885Fax: (04) 473 2905Email: [email protected]

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8. The Funding Information Service

Who are we?

The Funding Information Service is a not-for-profit organisation collecting and distributinginformation about funding by way of two searchable computer databases.

Fundview contains information about funding for community groups in New Zealand.

BreakOut contains details of awards, scholarships and grants available to New Zealandindividuals for personal development, principally in academic, artistic, research andsporting fields.

Many libraries and other information centres around New Zealand subscribe to these twodatabases and make them available to members of the public free of charge. The FundingInformation Service web site has a list of places where you can use these databases freeof charge. Otherwise, you can subscribe to have access to them on-line.

For further information please contact:

The Funding Information ServicePO Box 1521WellingtonPh: (04) 499 4090Fax: (04) 472 5367Email: [email protected] site: http://www.fis.org.nz/
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.fis.org.nz/http://www.fis.org.nz/http://www.fis.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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9. Directory of National Contacts

This list of national arts organisations and resources is not exhaustive. For additionalresources of information visit the following NZ based internet portals:

http://www.piperpat.co.nz/nz/culture

http://url.co.nz/arts/nzarts

Australasian Performing Right Association(also known as APRA)

P O Box 6315AucklandPh: (09) 379 0638Fax: (09) 379 3205Email: [email protected] site: www.apra.com.au

Purpose APRA is a non-profit association of some 4,000 NZ music writers and publishers. APRAlicenses the public performance and broadcast of copyright music. It also serves as avoice for its membership through advocacy and public relations.

Artists Alliance1 Ponsonby RoadNewton

AucklandPh: (09) 376 7285Fax: (09) 307 7645Email: [email protected]

Purpose Artists Alliance Inc is a non-profit organisation established ten years ago to represent andadvance the professional interests of the visual arts sector in Aotearoa/New Zealand.

Arts on Tour NZP O Box 845

ChristchurchPh: (03) 366 6167 or 025 386 154Fax: (03) 366 6167Email: [email protected]

Purpose An annual menu of professional touring artists to rural and provincial New Zealand. We arecurrently shortlisting for Menu 2003.
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Association of Bookcrafts (New Zealand) IncP O Box 60 026TitirangiAuckland

Purpose

To bring together people of like interest. Both hobby and professional engaged inbookbinding, calligraphy, papermaking, marbling or the book arts. To offer help in theshape of training, supply of materials, workshops and exchange of information generally.To manage a library of books, tapes, videos for free loan to members.

Association of New Zealand Embroiderers' Guilds IncMrs Linda InglisThe Secretary"Taumata"RD3Tauranga

Ph: (07) 544 2818Ph: (04) 565 0544Fax: (07) 544 2827Web site: www.anzeg.org.nz

Purpose Exists to communicate, educate, promote and preserve the artistry and craftsmanship ofembroidery.

Association of New Zealand Leatherworkers25 Turret RoadTaurangaPh: (07) 577 0410Fax: (07) 577 9298

Purpose Unites membership by providing a link and giving leatherworkers an opportunity to tap intoa source of information specifically dealing with their craft.

Association of Women ArtistsP O Box 47 370

PonsonbyAucklandPh: (09) 276 2704

Purpose Provides a supportive and educative network open to all women. We aim to help womengain confidence in developing and exhibiting their work and to explore the issues relatingto women's art. Also to document and record the work of our members.
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Book Publishers Association of NZ IncP O Box 36 477NorthcoteAucklandPh: (09) 480 2711Fax: (09) 480 1130

Email: [email protected] site: http://www.bpanz.org.nz/

Purpose BPANZ is the trade association of book publishers and distributors in New Zealand. Itrepresents the interests of the industry to government and other agencies. It serves as aprofessional organisation, providing a range of services.

Calligraphy Society of New ZealandP O Box 3799Christchurch

Ph: (03) 326 6273Email: [email protected]

Purpose A non profit organisation that aims to encourage calligraphy and related arts, to publishand circulate information and to form a library and other resources for member's use.

Centre for New Zealand Music (t/a SOUNZ)P O Box 10 042WellingtonPh: (04) 801 8602Fax: (04) 801 8604Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.sounz.org.nz/

Purpose To foster and promote New Zealand music its creation, performance, publication,recording and broadcast by working with and on behalf of New Zealand composers.Offers a range of services and projects, which support composers, performers and allpeople interested in NZ music. Acts as a point of contact for information about the musicindustry.

Composers Association of New ZealandP O Box 4065WellingtonPh: (04) 817 6508 (Glenda Keam - Secretary)Email: [email protected] site: http://www.canz.net.nz/

Purpose Provides up-to-date information about New Zealand composers and their music.Organises the Nelson Young Composers Workshop and other events to benefit its

members and liases with other organisations such as SOUNDZ and APRA which areactive in the promotion of New Zealand music.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.bpanz.org.nz/http://www.bpanz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.sounz.org.nz/http://www.sounz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.canz.net.nz/http://www.canz.net.nz/http://www.canz.net.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.sounz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.bpanz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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Creative Fibre (New Zealand Spinning, Weaving and Woolcrafts Society)P O Box 7159New Plymouth 4630Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.creativefibre.org.nz/

Purpose Creative Fibre is the New Zealand organisation for all fibre crafts.It brings together spinners, weavers, knitters, dyers, flax workers, felters, crocheters, freeform fibre artists and all other people involved in the use of fibre.

Dance Aotearoa New Zealand (also known as DANZ)P O Box 9885WellingtonPh: (04) 801 9885Fax: (04) 801 9883Email: [email protected]

Web site: http://www.danz.org.nz/

Purpose The national New Zealand sector organisation for dance, in all its forms. It aims to developindustry sustainability through promoting participation, improving access, providingprofessional development and advocating the long term growth and health of New Zealanddance.

Film New ZealandP O Box 24 142WellingtonPh: (04) 385 0766Fax: (04) 384 5840Email: [email protected] site: http://www.filmnz.org.nz/

Purpose Film New Zealand is a member of the Association of Film Commissions International. FilmNew Zealands role as a film locations office, is to New Zealands markets creativeenvironment and provide information, introductions and support to filmmakers bothinternationally and locally.

Magdalena Aotearoa TrustP O Box 27 300Marion SquareWellingtonPhone/fax: (04) 385-0777Email: [email protected] site: http://www.actrix.gen.nz/users/magdalena/

Purpose To encourage and promote the work of women in the performing arts. To create the

artistic, training and economic structures to enable women in theatre and related art formsto practise their craft. To encourage innovative individual and collaborative projects in theperforming arts.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.creativefibre.org.nz/http://www.creativefibre.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.danz.org.nz/http://www.danz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.filmnz.org.nz/http://www.filmnz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.actrix.gen.nz/users/magdalena/http://www.actrix.gen.nz/users/magdalena/http://www.actrix.gen.nz/users/magdalena/mailto:[email protected]://www.filmnz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.danz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.creativefibre.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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Maori ArtsPO Box 171Te AwamutuEmail: [email protected] site: http://www.maori-arts.com/

Purpose This web site serves many purposes. Firstly it acts as a free directory for artists andorganisations. Secondly it provides information about art related news, and finally itprovides a platform for artists to promote and sell their products via the use of an onlineGallery shop and their own web site. We want to see people utilising their creativity bycreating business for themselves. With the Mori Arts web site we can help by providingyou with the right tools.

Maori Arts and Crafts InstituteP O Box 334Rotorua

Ph: (07) 348 9047Ph: 0800494252 (08004WHAKA)Fax: (07) 348 9045Web site: http://www.nzmaori.co.nz/

Purpose To encourage, foster and promote all types of Maori culture and the practice andappreciation of Maori arts and crafts. To train Maori in the practice of Maori arts and crafts.To provide demonstrations or exhibitions of Maori arts and crafts and suitable premises forany such demonstrations or exhibitions.To arrange and conduct exhibitions of Maori arts and crafts and of ours of performersdemonstrating Maori arts and aspects of Maori culture.Develop and maintain areas in the Rotorua district or elsewhere as scenic or touristattractions. To assist in the preservation of Maori culture and Maori and arts and crafts.

Moving Image CentreP O Box 78172Grey LynnAucklandPh: (09) 360 2502Fax: (09) 360 2583

Email: [email protected] site: http://www.mic.org.nz/

Purpose A non-profit organisation dedicated to the promotion of creative media arts in NewZealand. This is achieved by the exhibition and distribution of innovative and challengingfilm, video, installation and new technology art, visits by international artists andfilmmakers, the supply of information and training to filmmakers and artists.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.maori-arts.com/http://www.maori-arts.com/http://www.nzmaori.co.nz/http://www.nzmaori.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.mic.org.nz/http://www.mic.org.nz/http://www.mic.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.nzmaori.co.nz/http://www.maori-arts.com/mailto:[email protected]

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Musical Theatre Federation of New ZealandP O Box 1413WellingtonPh: (04) 475 8227Fax: (04) 475 8290Email: [email protected]

Web Site: http://www.oxy.gen.nz/mtf

Purpose To promote musical theatre in the community; to train actors, directors and technicalsupport; to provide a library of perusal scripts and scores; and to assist in improvingstandards of performance.

Museums Aotearoa (The Museums of New Zealand, previously Museum DirectorsFederation, MDF)P O Box 10 928Wellington

Ph: (04) 499 1313Fax: (04) 499 6313Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.museums-aotearoa.org.nz/

Purpose Museums Aotearoa is the professional organisation for museums and museum workers inAotearoa New Zealand

Nga Taonga a Hine-te-iwa-iwa / A Treasury of New Zealand Craft Resourcesc/- Dowse Art MuseumP O Box 30 396Laings RdLower HuttEmail: [email protected] site: http://www.craftinfo.org.nz/

Purpose A Treasury of New Zealand Craft Resource is the centre for excellence in the collectionand dissemination of information about craft and craft artists and in the promotion andmarketing of craft work through the internet.

National Association of Woodturners (NZ) IncSecretaryBruce Irvine401 Withells RoadAvonheadChristchurchPh: (03) 358 8482Email: [email protected]

Purpose

To promote, foster and encourage the art and craft of woodturning in all possible ways.These objectives have been and are constantly being honoured in a multitude of ways.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.musical.org.nz/http://www.musical.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.museums-aotearoa.org.nz/http://www.museums-aotearoa.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.craftinfo.org.nz/http://www.craftinfo.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.craftinfo.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.museums-aotearoa.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.musical.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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New Zealand Association for Theatre Craft, Design and Technology(New Zealand Association of Theatre Technicians. NZATT)P O Box 11 957Wellington 6015Email: [email protected] site: http://www.nzatt.org.nz/

Purpose To promote communication and unity within the theatre industry; especially between thedesigners and crafts people who plan and implement the technical facets of a productionor event.

New Zealand Association of Organists Inc456 Wairakei RoadHarewoodChristchurch 8005Ph: (03) 359 7665

Fax: (03) 359 7850Email: [email protected] site: www.prgamz.prg.nz

National PresidentMrs Alieda Brooks144A Totara DriveHamilton 2001Ph: (07) 849 4728Email: [email protected]

Purpose To encourage interest in organs, organ building and organ music by way of recitals,master classes and conferences.

New Zealand Book Council139 141 Featherston StreetWellingtonPh: (04) 499 1569Fax: (04) 499 1424Email: [email protected]

Web site: www.vuw.ac.nz/nzboukcouncil/

Purpose To increase interest in books for information, education and recreation; to encourage easyaccess to books; to bring together organisations and individuals who have an interest inand concern for books; to publish and circulate information about books and to encouragethe ownership and use of books; to persuade the government to give every support tobooks.
http://www.nzatt.org.nz/http://www.nzatt.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.prgamz.prg.nz/http://www.prgamz.prg.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.vuw.ac.nz/nzboukcouncil/http://www.vuw.ac.nz/nzboukcouncil/http://www.vuw.ac.nz/nzboukcouncil/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.prgamz.prg.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.nzatt.org.nz/

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New Zealand Choral Federation Te Kotahitanga Manu Reo o AotearoaP O Box 6474Auckland 1036Ph: (09) 377 4740Fax: (09) 377 4741Email: [email protected]

Web Site: http://www.nzcf.org.nz/

Purpose To promote choral music in New Zealand in all its forms and to ensure that the experienceof singing in a group is as widely accessible as possible to New Zealanders of all ages andcommunities throughout the country. The New Zealand Choral Federation also provideseducational resources a clearing house for dates and information and facilitating ofworkshops, national festivals and events.

New Zealand Concert Bands AssociationP O Box 2403

HastingsPh: (06) 879 8647Email: [email protected]

Purpose A representative organisation for concert bands in New Zealand. It aims to establishconcert banding as an important and recognised part of the arts and to put in placeeducation and training programmes, so that member bands' needs can be met.

New Zealand Country Music Association Inc.P O Box 168GisbornePh: (06) 867 7637Fax: (06) 867 7948

Purpose To foster and encourage country music for all age levels; to maintain close liaison betweenclubs; and to offer family orientated and fun leisure activity through country music.

New Zealand Federation of Amateur Movie ClubsRD 42

WaitaraPh: (06) 754 8556

Purpose To foster and develop study, research and experimental work in all branches of moviemaking; and to promote, where considered advisable or desirable, workshops, festivalsand other social gatherings having as their function the furtherance of the aims of theFederation.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.nzcf.org.nz/http://www.nzcf.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.nzcf.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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New Zealand Federation of Dance Teachers IncP O Box 5383PapanuiChristchurchPh: (03) 366 0055 or 388 0239Fax: (03) 365 5513

Purpose Development and furtherment of dancesport, either in competition and/or social setting.Involved in dance as a sport (recognised by the Olympic Committee) and as an art forrecreational and social purposes.

New Zealand Federation of Film SocietiesP O Box 9544Marion SquareWellingtonPh: (04) 385 0162

Fax: (04) 801 7304Email: [email protected]

Purpose A non-profit making cultural body, formed to encourage the appreciation of film from thepoint of view of art and education as well as entertainment. The Federation screens filmsthat would otherwise not be shown by commercial cinemas in New Zealand.

New Zealand Guild of Storytellers Nga Kaikorero Purakau o Aotearoa Inc191 Princess StreetInvercargillPh: (03) 216 7290Ph (025) 200 4060Email: [email protected] Site: http://storytelling.org.nz

Purpose Objectives include: preserving and practising, promoting and enjoying the ancient art ofstorytelling, and sharing the love of storytelling with all people in New Zealand; as well asspreading the awareness of its intrinsic value. The Guild also provides current informationon storytelling events and visiting storytellers and news about happenings with New

Zealand storytellers.

There are several regional storytelling groups throughout New Zealand who meet on aregular basis and out wider membership is kept up to date by out quarterly newsletter.

Our membership is made up of people from all walks of life who practise the art ofstorytelling in a diverse range of situations. We welcome anyone who has an interest instorytelling and a desire to practise, promote and preserve the ancient yet modern art ofstorytelling in Aotearoa.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://storytelling.org.nz/http://storytelling.org.nz/http://storytelling.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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New Zealand Institute of Professional PhotographersP O Box 1112ChristchurchPh: (03) 982 2125Fax: (03) 377 7930Email: [email protected]

Web site: http://www.nzipp.org.nz/

Purpose Our aim, no matter what field of photography you are in, is to offer, advice, encouragementand friendship. We produce an extensive membership manual listing all members,services, and products relevant to the industry.

New Zealand Lace Society Inc10 Lingard StreetChristchurch 8005Ph: (03) 355 8568

Email: [email protected]

Purpose Our aim is to foster the art of lace making and the interest of lace old and new.

New Zealand Music Industry Commission Te Reo Reka O AotearoaP O Box 37 386ParnellAucklandPh: (09) 309 5035Fax: (09) 309 5036Email: [email protected] site: http://www.nzmusic.org.nz/

Purpose The NZMIC was set up to act as a music industry facilitator and advocate with the missionto grow the New Zealand contemporary popular music industry both economically andculturally.

New Zealand Music Services DirectoryStellar Night Productions

P O Box 10 081Dominion RdAuckland 1030Ph: (09) 630 1289Email: [email protected] site: http://www.musicnz.co.nz/

Purpose A cyber and print guide to those performing, recording, running a venue doing concertproduction, organising events, offering tuition, and any kind of music service. NZ MusicServices DIRECTORIES are for sale and we offer big discounts for bulk buys for schools,

libraries, organisations etc.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.nzipp.org.nz/http://www.nzipp.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.nzmusic.org.nz/http://www.nzmusic.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.musicnz.co.nz/http://www.musicnz.co.nz/http://www.musicnz.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.nzmusic.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.nzipp.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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New Zealand Society of Artists in GlassP O Box 68 805NewtonAucklandPh: (09) 378 8731Fax: (09) 376 6492

Email: [email protected] site: www.craftinfo.org.nz

Purpose Dedicated to networking, communicating, educating and informing, all about: currentissues, techniques, technological breakthroughs and happenings in glass, nationally andinternationally.

New Zealand Society of Authors (PEN NZ Inc.)P O Box 67 013Mt Eden

Auckland 3Ph: (09) 630 8077Fax: (09) 630 8077Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.authors.org.nz/

Purpose Works to improve conditions for New Zealand writers, by raising their professional profileand encouraging their fair treatment by others. Also works on behalf of writers everywhere,whose lives and freedoms are endangered.

New Zealand Theatre Federation IncP O Box 3037ChristchurchPh: (03) 377 2303 / after hours: (03) 354 1547Fax: (03) 377 2303Email [email protected]

Purpose To provide a national link between people who are interested in theatre. To provide anavenue through which colleagues can turn to colleagues; a place where people are

responsible to members' needs and the needs of theatre. We provide a resource centreand a New Zealand play library. We have a common goal, that of providing the people oftoday with a sense and essence of theatre.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.craftinfo.org.nz/http://www.craftinfo.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.authors.org.nz/http://www.authors.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.authors.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.craftinfo.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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New Zealand Writers GuildP O Box 47 886PonsonbyAuckland 1034Ph: (09) 360 1408Fax: (09) 360 1409

Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.nzwritersguild.org.nz/

Purpose The Guild is a professional, non-profit association for writers in film, television, theatre,radio, video and multimedia. Its objectives are to promote and protect the interests of itsmembers and provide a link for writers to their peers and the entertainment industrygenerally. The Guild also runs the New Zealand Writers Foundation, a charitable trust withthe purpose of providing professional development and education of screenwriters.

Northern Danz Network

P O Box 5072Wellesley StreetAucklandPh: (09) 476 4691Fax: (09) 476 3362Email: [email protected] site: http://danznet.co.nz

Purpose The Network is for communication and to pass on information; to develop a representativevoice for dance people; to build up resources and services; to promote the aims of dancepeople so that an environment is created in which dance is recognised and supported asan integral part of life in Aotearoa/New Zealand.

The main activities of Northern Danz Network are: the publishing of the bi-monthlynewsletter Danznet, the Dance Directory, a dance e-mails network and the AucklandDance Festival. The web site includes a Dance Message Board and Whats on, whichincludes performances, workshops and seminars.

New Pacific UndergroundPO Box 3934

Christchurch Mail CentreChristchurch 8Ph: (03) 377 1097Fax: (03) 377 1096Email: [email protected]

Purpose To promote Pacific Island culture. To tell the stories of Pacific Islanders through theperforming arts arena. The music production team produces CDs around the year. Hostsof Tasi an annual pacific arts festival held in Christchurch in early February. NationalSecondary and Canterbury Primary school touring teams perform plays about Pacific

peoples living and growing up in Aotearoa.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.nzwritersguild.org.nz/http://www.nzwritersguild.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://danznet.co.nz/http://danznet.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://danznet.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.nzwritersguild.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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NZ Actors' EquityP O Box 68 902NewtonAuckland

National & Auckland Office (Allison Enright)

NZ Actors EquityPrivate Bag 92904OnehungaAucklandPh: (09) 622 8359Fax: (09) 622 8353Wellington OfficePh: (04) 478 4830Email: [email protected]

NZ Centre for Photography

P O Box 5365Lambton QuayWellingtonPh/Fax: (04) 915 1507Email: [email protected] site: http://www.nzcp.wellington.net.nz/

Purpose We exist to promote New Zealand photography and support the independent photographer- amateur, professional, student, educator. And we aim to extend photograph's audience.Exhibitions, lectures, workshops and publishing are all part of our programme.

Piping and Dancing Association of New ZealandP O Box 1175NelsonPh: (03) 548 6756 or (04) 801 6998Fax: (04) 546 6752Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.piping-dancing.org.nz/

Purpose

To promote pipe music (the playing of): highland, national dancing and the wearing of thehighland dress.

Playwrights Association of New Zealand IncIrene ThomasPANZ SecretaryC/-Post Shop CounterWainuiomataWeb site: http://crash.ihug.co.nz/~comberc/panzindex.htm

Purpose

The aim of the Association is to foster the writing of plays through Playwriting Seminars,Workshops, Competitions, Play Assessments and newsletters and to foster links betweenplaywright members.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.nzcp.wellington.net.nz/http://www.nzcp.wellington.net.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.piping-dancing.org.nz/http://www.piping-dancing.org.nz/http://crash.ihug.co.nz/~comberc/panzindex.htmhttp://crash.ihug.co.nz/~comberc/panzindex.htmhttp://crash.ihug.co.nz/~comberc/panzindex.htmhttp://www.piping-dancing.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.nzcp.wellington.net.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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Puppetry Info New Zealand(PINZ)P O Box 20 047Wellington 6039Ph: (04) 934 0622 (Anne Forbes)Email: [email protected]@pinz.org.nz

Web Site: http://www.pinz.org.nz

Purpose Puppetry Info New Zealand is a communication and support network for New Zealandpuppeteers and related artist set up after the first NZ Puppet Festival in 1986.PINZ is a means of exchanging information regarding performances, workshops,gatherings, international festival information and the history of the NZ puppet theatre. Weencourage the growth of the art of the puppet by means of liaison with UNIMA andPuppeteers of America.

PINZ provide a medium to unite puppeteers for the purpose of raising awareness amongst

the professional theatre community and the general public, and striving for excellence inprofessional puppet theatre.

Recording Industry Association of New ZealandP O Box 37 442ParnellAucklandPh: (09) 308 0510Fax: (09) 306 4977Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.rianz.org.nz awardsWeb Site: http://www.nzmusicawards.co.nz/

Purpose RIANZ is an incorporated society established to promote the rights of producers of soundand/or video recordings.

Royal New Zealand Pipe Bands AssociationP O Box 13 211ChristchurchPh: (03) 379 7984

Fax: (03) 377 1742Email: [email protected]

Purpose To promote pipe band music and pipe bands.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.pinz.org.nz/http://www.pinz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.rianz.org.nz/http://www.rianz.org.nz/http://www.nzmusicawards.co.nz/http://www.nzmusicawards.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.nzmusicawards.co.nz/http://www.rianz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.pinz.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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SPADA (Screen Producers and Directors Association)P O Box 9567WellingtonPh: (04) 939 6934Fax: (04) 939 6935Email: [email protected]

Web site: http://www.spada.co.nz/

Purpose The leading advocate for a robust screen production industry which strives to enhance adiversity of screen culture in New Zealand.

Talent On LineP O Box 56 052Dominion RdAuckland 1030Ph: 0800 99 88 66

Fax: 64-9-575 8910Email: [email protected] site: http://www.talentonline.co.nz/

Purpose Our main goal is to support and promote those out front and behind the scenes ofentertainment and advertising around New Zealand and Australia. We want to help youfind the resources you need to improve yourself in your craft like training courses, booksand equipment. We want to help you market yourselves to get more work. We want tokeep you informed about upcoming productions and events.

Tertiary Dance Educators Network New Zealandc/- Susan JordanLevel 7 Short StreetCity Campus / University of AucklandPrivate Bag 92 019AucklandPh: (09) 373 7599Fax: (09) 367 7191Email: [email protected] site: http://www.arts.auckland.ac.nz/dance

Purpose To develop communication networks; to become a consultative and advisory body; toprovide support and guidance; to act as an advocate; to establish standards and todevelop codes of ethics for dance education in Aotearoa / New Zealand.

Textiles in Aotearoa / Patterns of IdentityWeb site: www.textiles.org.nz

Purpose This site documents textiles in New Zealand. It provides a resource for teachers, students,

artists, and individuals interested in textiles. It includes profiles of individual textile artistsand designers as well as textile projects in education and the community. It also includescontemporary Maori and Pacific textile artists and groups.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.spada.co.nz/http://www.spada.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.talentonline.co.nz/http://www.talentonline.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.arts.auckland.ac.nz/dancehttp://www.arts.auckland.ac.nz/dancehttp://www.textiles.org.nz/http://www.textiles.org.nz/http://www.textiles.org.nz/http://www.arts.auckland.ac.nz/dancemailto:[email protected]://www.talentonline.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.spada.co.nz/mailto:[email protected]

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Te Whanau PanekeP O Box 31 021Lower HuttWellingtonPh: (04) 939 9630Fx: (04) 939 9631

Email: [email protected] site: http://www.maoritreasures.com/

Purpose The Maori Treasures Complex has grown from a passion to maintain, develop andpromote the Maori Art tradition which we have inherited from our Ancestors. The complexcomprises the Visitors Centre with Studios and Art Walk, the Galleria Cafe and the GalleryStore. The complex also includes the teaching spaces of the Konae Aronui Wananga - aspecialist Maori Art School.

Toi Maori Aotearoa (Maori Arts New Zealand)

P O Box 9570WellingtonPh: (04) 801 7914Fax: (04) 801 9412Email: [email protected] Site: http://www.maoriart.org.nz/

Purpose To ensure that Maori art in all its forms continues to flourish as one of the great arttraditions of the world. To maintain, develop and promote Maori art as an essentialelement of Maori culture and the culture of Aotearoa. To assist in maintaining the integrityof Maori art and culture so that its distinctive features and wairua are not sacrificed.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.maoritreasures.com/http://www.maoritreasures.com/mailto:[email protected]://www.maoriart.org.nz/http://www.maoriart.org.nz/http://www.maoriart.org.nz/mailto:[email protected]://www.maoritreasures.com/mailto:[email protected]

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