‘Arts prescriptions’ could improve mental health says Creative New Zealand
Creative New Zealand is advocating for improved access to creative spaces to support better health outcomes in its submission to the Government’s Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction.
Why are the arts important?
Ian McLean Wards Scholar aims to demystify archives with a New Zealand-centric Advocacy Publication
Why are the arts important?
New Zealanders talk about what the arts mean to them and their communities.
The Big Conversation 2016 videos and resources
The Big Conversation - Nui te Kōrero was held in Christchurch in June. The theme was Embracing Arts, Embracing Audiences Awhi mai, Awhi atu. View the videos and resources.
2016 Creative New Zealand Pasifika Internships underway
Placements for the three recipients of 2016’s Pasifika internships are now underway.
Decline in Lotto revenue to affect the arts
Socrates Supports the Theoradical Hohohemians
Decline in Lotto revenue to affect the arts
Creative New Zealand is reviewing its budgets for the 2016/17 financial year and beyond, following a further forecast decline in revenue from New Zealand Lottery Grants Board for 2015/16.
New Zealand's venue for 2017 Venice Biennale
An historic naval warehouse in the heart of the Arsenale exhibition district will be the venue for Lisa Reihana’s media-based exhibition at the Venice Art Biennale in 2017.
NZ lights up at Venice Biennale
A huge suspended sculpture made of furniture and a floor covered with dazzling lights are just two of the works Bill Culbert has created for the NZ Pavilion at the 2013 Venice Biennale.
CNZ Matched Funding Scheme
Creative New Zealand’s new Matched Funding Scheme provides financial incentives to help arts, culture and heritage organisations to increase donations and sponsorship.
CNZ launches Creative Giving
Creative New Zealand will invest $1.05 million over the next three years to enhance the arts and culture sector’s ability to source private sector funding.
New Zealanders and the Arts
New Zealanders continue to enjoy and support the arts despite the difficult economic environment, according to Creative New Zealand’s latest survey.