Resources

The Aigantighe Art Gallery in Wai-iti Road, Timaru is renowned internationally for its art collection and innovative exhibition and education programmes.

Air New Zealand supports the cultural well-being of New Zealanders through its sponsorship programme.

The creation of a community based vision and an opportunity for individuals to have a direct input into shaping the future of their town.

There are many stories to tell in The Catlins. Interpretation aims to tell some of these stories in ways that are relevant to the visitor.  Interpretation panels and offsite interpretation will assist in educating visitors on the appropriate behaviour while visiting the many sites within the Catlins and give them a sense of being part of preserving this unique area. 

The Interpretation Plan provides a framework for the interpretation of the Catlins for the 10 years 2007-2017.

For a list of Antarctic Arts Fellows.

Find out more about Antarctica New Zealand here.

A website for use by local groups (incl councils) on how to appropriately commemorate Anzac Day.

ARATOI opened early in 2002 and came about to meet the community need for a modern museum and art gallery building in Masterton.

ARATOI opened early in 2002 and came about to meet the community need for a modern museum and art gallery building in Masterton.

ARATOI opened early in 2002 and came about to meet the community need for a modern museum and art gallery building in Masterton.

NZ On Air allocates around $1 million per year for archiving services, with the aim of ensuring programmes and broadcasts likely to be of historical significance to New Zealanders are preserved.

The Art Deco Trust was formed in February 1985.

A group of dedicated artists in Greymouth have come up with the concept of holding an annual festival celebrating the arts of the West Coast. There are many talented artists on the West Coast, from Haast to Karamea - hence the birth of ART IN THE PARK. The aim is to provide a major platform to exhibit work from artists in all disciplines.

Artists Express is a group of Coromandel artists who came together to share resources, information & friendship.

The Artists to Antarctica Programme is a partnership with Creative New Zealand.  The programme encourages New Zealand artists in all disciplines to explore Antarctica through their work, thus increasing New Zealanders' understanding of Antarctica's value and global importance.  Artists are given the title of Antarctic fellow.

The Arts Agenda is Auckland City Council's first comprehensive strategy for arts and cultural development in the city.  It sets out a vision for the arts in Auckland that will see Auckland as the arts and cultural centre of the Pacific with a unique identity based on Te Ao Maori, its Pacific roots, our natural and cultural heritage and our cultural diversity.

A snappy overview of the recent literature about the relationship between arts festivals and community health.  Includes a list of useful publications.

The Arts Coromandel website was set up to showcase the talented artists living in the Hauraki Coromandel region.

For many people, it’s relatively easy to go to an arts  event but for disabled people in New Zealand, that choice is often made hard by all the barriers that can leave the doors to an arts event closed. Creative New Zealand in partnership with Arts Access Aotearoa has published Arts for All | Ngā toi mo te katoa. This guide provides practical and long-term ways for artists and arts organisations to enhance their access, market their events to the disabled community and build new audiences.

The Arts Promotion Trust was established in May 2000 to strengthen the arts in Whangarei and Northland, with the purpose of creating and promoting an environment in which artists thrive and the community benefits.