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  • TAUTAI | 2023 Call for Proposals

    TAUTAI 2023 programme call for proposals. Applications due Tuesday 30 August at midday.
    National, Auckland
    08/30/2022
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    Forsyth Barr, Arts Council Nelson and Nelson Clay Week are proud to announce a call out for original artworks that stretch the boundaries of clay practice.
    National
    09/02/2022
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    This is an opportunity to play your part and grow as a leader in a values-based and future-focused organisation that adds immense value to the community it serves.
    Auckland
    09/07/2022

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