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Isolation and participation are elements underpinning 2021's Auckland Festival of Photography
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Featured Jobs
Applications are open for between $1,000 and $20,000 to create cultural installations and events and bring culture and creativity to people in our communities.
Region:
National
Closes:
7 May 2021
Apply for up to $50K for your initiative that fosters the creation and appreciation of screen content in NZ
Region:
National
Closes:
28 Apr 2021
Do you have hustle? Love building and brokering relationships? Want to work in one of Aotearoa’s most vibrant sectors? Come work for us!
Region:
Auckland
Closes:
15 Apr 2021
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Jobs
Applications are open for between $1,000 and $20,000 to create cultural installations and events and bring culture and creativity to people in our communities.
Region:
National
Closes:
7 May 2021
Apply for up to $50K for your initiative that fosters the creation and appreciation of screen content in NZ
Region:
National
Closes:
28 Apr 2021
Do you have hustle? Love building and brokering relationships? Want to work in one of Aotearoa’s most vibrant sectors? Come work for us!
Region:
Auckland
Closes:
15 Apr 2021
Events
Community Announcements
Artist-led The Good The Bad Gallery is re-opening on 20th April in a new space in Mayfair Place, Glen Innes with community focused exhibition 'Tāmaki NOW'
The creator of 'Beat Whanau' Podcasts, DECKTRIK works with other beatmakers and musicians to get through blockages both mentally and socially
"Everyone is different and anything is possible. I want to prove that people with Down syndrome can do anything," says Up Down Girl lead Lily Harper.
A unique, world famous collection of Surrealist art is coming to Te Papa this winter.
Audio drama from The Conch - the story of Fa'amoana Luafutu, shining a spotlight on the experiences of thousands of Maori & Pacific children in state care
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