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NZRB 2019 hero image. Photo: Ross Brown
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Resilient, Not Silent

Three different disciplines, all connected by their refusal to throw in the towel - and making their voices heard.
Author: 
Kate Powell
Pelenakeke Brown in Excavation: archival process, performed at Gibney Dance Center, NY 2019. Photo: Arielle Knight.
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Making Art Accessible

The arts are for everyone, so how do you make sure everyone can participate in your art? Meet one of the NZers leading the way.
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The Big Idea Editor
Paterson’s harvested heritage Nga Puhi gourds, with two individually pinned and sequinned dried gourds. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Glitter of Hope

See life through the lens of one of the country's multi-discipline creators, as he embraces the change that is on our doorstep.
Author: 
Dina Jezdic
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How The Regions Will Recover

Uplifting artists and creatives throughout the country - not just in the main centres - will play a major role in Aotearoa's recovery.
Author: 
Kate Powell
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Move To Your Own Beat

The chance to change routines and shift mindsets could be what's been missing from creative careers.
Author: 
Dominic Hoey
Derek Lardelli. Photo courtesy of Creative New Zealand, photographer: Andrew Warner
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Dawn of Change

One of the most respected creatives in Māoridom is using his skills to help usher in the Post COVID-19 era in invigorating fashion.
Author: 
Annette Morehu
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Kingi of Creativity

Come into the mind of New Zealand's newest Prize winner - it's quite the journey.
Author: 
The Big Idea Editor
PANNZ Hui Panel - Independent artists. Image: Supplied.
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Are You Being Heard?

The arguably most keenly affected creative community has its say, do they speak for you?
Author: 
Kate Powell
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The Power of Positivity

How do you handle the biggest career curveball of a generation? One Māori creative organisation is thriving under the new norm.
Author: 
The Big Idea Editor
Séraphine Pick, Still life (red), 2020 oil on linen, Mossman Gallery
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Virtual Reprieve

The Pandemic was supposed to scupper the Auckland Arts Fair - but it could end up making this year's edition the most accessible yet.
Author: 
Kate Powell