Let the crowdfunding begin, and other arts news
Repercussions from funding decisions are being felt and seen, but there’s also some good news and things to celebrate.
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Let the crowdfunding begin, and other arts news
Repercussions from funding decisions are being felt and seen, but there’s also some good news and things to celebrate. -
‘Joyful fuck it energy’: Charlie Underhill on oddball stoner girls
The independent theatre producer flip flops between Abbi and Ilana and thinks nothing is better than working with friends. -
Finding sustainable pathways overseas, and exhibitions and opportunities now open
The August edition of Global Compass focuses on public funding drying up, resilient independent infrastructure and overseas opportunities you don't want to miss. -
An analysis of CNZ’s strategy for ngā toi Māori, Toi Ora, and the path to its inception
Strategies have the ability to imagine new futures, which can be really exciting until you gaze into one and see how unwieldy it is. -
'Something of a double edged sword': A review of Jamie Honey's Monkeyboard
The show is incredibly ambitious and at times misses the mark. This is what makes it incredible. -
Upping the numbers, and the week’s arts news
How we can make more people read about the arts, and all the happenings you need to know about this week.
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