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CREATIVE NEW
ZEALAND
Creative New Zealand Toi Aotearoa is the main arts development and
funding organization in New Zealand. This site details arts funding, arts
advocacy and research, publications, arts resources and much more.
THE PHYSICS
ROOM
The Physics Room exists to act as a catalyst for the development and promotion
of ideas and debate through art. It evolved out of South Island Art Projects
organization in June 1996, and has been at its current site in Tuam Street
since 1999.
HSP
The High Street Project, a contemporary art space
COCA - Centre of
Contemporary Art
Christchurch's Centre of Contemporary Art specialises in New Zealand art,
its exhibition, sale, valuation, hire, and educational services. In addition,
we offer expertise and advice on fine art, with a gallery membership for
artists and arts enthusiasts.
CITY
GALLERY WELLINGTON
City Gallery Wellington is a dynamic cultural presence in the capital
city of Aotearoa New Zealand. Established in 1980, City Gallery Wellington
was the first significant non-collecting exhibition based public gallery
in New Zealand.
CHRISTCHURCH
ART GALLERY
Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu opened on 10 May, 2003 in
the heart of the city's cultural precinct, bounded by Worcester Boulevard,
Gloucester and Montreal Streets. The new $47.5 million facility features
two floors of exhibition space, two educational activity areas, an auditorium,
a café and wine bar, two retail outlets, a Sculpture Garden and underground
parking. .
CULTURAL
PRECINCT
Christchurch's cultural heart lies between Cathedral Square and the Botanic
Gardens. This popular area offers entertainment for everyone. Enjoy a
street performance, relax in a café or admire world-class art and architecture.
Be part of the city's vibrant scene of ever-changing arts, culture and
heritage.
BRITISH
COUNCIL NEW ZEALAND
A major supporter of the UK artists involved in the SCAPE Biennials,
The British Council NZ connect people with learning opportunities and
creative ideas from the UK to build lasting relationships around the world.
GOETHE-INSTITUT
NEW ZEALAND
The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic
of Germany with a global reach. They promote knowledge of the German language abroad and foster international
cultural cooperation. They convey a comprehensive picture of Germany by
providing information on Germany's cultural, social and political life.
WELLINGTON SCULPTURE
TRUST
The Wellington Sculpture Trust commissions quality, contemporary public
sculpture to support the creative arts in New Zealand and to enhance the
cityscape and lifestyle of Wellington, New Zealand’s capital city.
UNIVERSITY
OF CANTERBURY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts.
CPIT
Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology - School of Art and
Design
DESIGN AND ARTS COLLEGE
OF NEW ZEALAND
The Design and Arts College of New Zealand (D&A) is a private tertiary
institution specialising in design and arts education.
BOTANIC
GARDENS OF CHRISTCHURCH
Information page on the Christchurch Botantic Gardens.
DOMAIN
SCULPTURE WALK
Sculptures by some of New Zealand's leading artists, are being installed
as part of a sculpture walk in Auckland Domain. Their scale models, known
as maquettes, are on display at the Auckland Museum.
THE ARTS CENTRE
OF CHRISTCHURCH
The Arts Centre of Christchurch is a vibrant and exciting venue for a huge range of New Zealand made art and crafts, shopping, education and entertainment. Including over 40 specialty shops, fine art galleries, world-class theatre, art house cinemas, bars, restaurants and cafes, a bustling weekend Art, Craft and Produce Market, and an array of festivals and special events throughout the year.
WEBSITE ON NEW ZEALAND MUSEUMS
For a full list of Art & Industry 2000 and SCAPE 2002 Biennial supporters, see the supporters' pages.
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