Creative Community Scheme open for grant application

Emerging Auckland artists and creatives can now apply for Creative Communities Scheme grants (CCS), delivered by Auckland Council in partnership with Creative New Zealand.

The fund is capable of both supporting traditional culture and heritage expertise as well as helping to establish new, exciting initiatives.

Once applications close, experienced local committees will assess and allocate grants. The average CCS grant in Auckland is $5000.

Key dates:

  • Applications will be accepted from 1 June to 25 August 2024 for projects to be delivered within the next 12 months.
  • This is the second and final funding round for 2024.
  • The first 2025 opportunity to apply for a CCS grant will open 1 December 2024.

 
 

Find out more info and apply via the Auckland Council website here.

 

Call for proposals

 

CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Creative Henderson-Massey are looking for people and organisations to submit ideas for creative community projects which could involve:

 MUSIC | PERFORMANCE | DANCE | FILM | CRAFT | VISUAL ARTS + MORE

Send us your creative ideas!

Creative Henderson-Massey are looking for people and organisations to submit ideas for creative community projects which could involve music, performance, dance, film, craft, visual arts and more – and could happen anywhere from the street to theatres, shopping centres or marae. 

Creative Henderson-Massey may be able to assist by providing funding assistance and partnering opportunities. 

 

If you are interested in submitting an idea, please visit our our apply for funding page.  

Proposals due by 1st August 2022. 

 

 
 
 

PERSPECTIVES EXHIBITION

 

PERSPECTIVES

‘Perspectives’ is a photography exhibition by local creative and dancer Sierra Diprose. This project is about activating spaces in the neighborhood, and finding inspiration in places you would not normally expect to find it in. It is about taking the time to see the spaces through a fresh lens, and capturing empowering images. There will also be photographs displayed from a few local schools that Sierra has had the pleasure of working with through ‘The Creative Human Project’ workshops. Thanks to Creative Henderson Massey and The Henderson Local board for supporting this project.

 


DETAILS

Friday 22nd April, 10-4
Saturday 23rd April, 10-2
Container Gallery, Te Puna, (The Falls Bistro carpark)
Henderson

 
 

Cultural Sector Emergency Relief Fund

 

 


Cultural Sector Emergency Relief Fund

Manatū Taonga (Ministry for Culture and Heritage) has announced the Cultural Sector Emergency Relief Fund is now open.

This $5 million fund of last resort, supports cultural organisations, including sole traders, at clear risk of no longer operating viably. Manatū Taonga has created this fund because there are parts of the sector that are not eligible for support from other agencies.

This Fund is open to cultural sector organisations, including businesses and charities who have current legal status in New Zealand, and also to sole traders who have a New Zealand Business Number.


What could organisations who are eligible for the cultural sector emergency relief fund receive? 

subject to eligibility requirements and the availability of funds, the amount of funding would be the difference between the organisation’s revenue and expenses over the six-week period following their application.

subject to the availability of funds and again meeting eligibility requirements, organisations could apply for an additional round of support at the end of six weeks.

Organisations will be able to receive up to $100,000 from the Cultural Sector Emergency Relief Fund, sole traders up to $30,000, in total across all application rounds. 


What can the funds from the cultural sector emergency fund be used for? 

Organisations can use the funding  for essential business expenditure, such as staff salaries, fixed operational costs for the duration of the funding period, business debt repayments and for ongoing costs for projects, and/or activity that is essential to continued operations. Funding received from the Cultural Sector Emergency Fund cannot be used to rebuild cash reserves, future planning costs (e.g. risk assessments), or capital expenditure. Organisations submitting subsequent applications for additional support will need to demonstrate that the previous funding was appropriately used and will need to again meet eligibility criteria. 


Apply now

For full applications details and to apply, visit the ministries website.

http://ow.ly/llRf50GjQIc

 

Sunday GIRL

Sunday GIRL pop-up exhibition  /  Sat 10 + Sun 11 OCT 2020

Sunday GIRL is an annual pop-up art exhibition featuring over 20 female artists. While their backgrounds and mediums are genuinely diverse, they represent a collective voice of the multi-tasking contemporary woman’s world view.

Women comprise approximately 65% of the art school population, yet they make up only 32% of artists represented by commercial art galleries.

Sunday GIRL provides disability and celebrates essential representation in the art world and its histories. Free entry, 11 am – 4 pm daily; the curator will play host, providing narrative around the works.

See you at the Barrel Store exhibition space at Corban Estate Art Centre, 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson on Sat 10 + Sun 11 October 2020.

Leela Bhai  /  bhaitheway@hotmail.com /  Website

Call for Proposals

Do you have a creative idea?

The next call for Proposals is now open and Creative Henderson-Massey are looking for people and organisations to submit for creative community projects which could involve Music, performance, dance, film, craft and visual arts.

If you are interested in submitting an idea, get in touch with our Arts Broker Renée via the Contact page.

It all starts with a Conversation.

Proposals are due 28 September.

Shaping the Future of the Arts, Culture and Creative Sector

Interested in how arts policy will shape the future of Aotearoa for the next three years?

Join a Livestream pre-election conversation on arts policies with:

Hon Carmel Sepuloni (Associate Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister)
Jonathan Young MP (Arts, Culture and Heritage Spokesperson, National Party)
Chlöe Swarbrick MP (Arts, Culture and Heritage Spokesperson, Green Party)
Jenny Marcroft MP (Arts, Culture and Heritage Spokesperson, NZ First)

This forum will be facilitated by broadcaster Miriama Kamo.

Delivered via: Facebook Live

Date: Thursday, September 24, 2020

Time: 6.30pm – 8.00pm

Hosted by Arts Regional Trust, Auckland Live


Te Vākai

Calling all Pacific Moana Aotearoa Music Artists, Producers, Songwriters and Musicians

Te Vākai would like to invite you to an online Pacific Music fono and registration survey.

Guest musicians of various genres will share their lived experiences and insights within the Aotearoa music industry.

Delivered via: Zoom

Date: Saturday 5 September 2020

Zono Time: 11am-2pm

To attend the fono, please register by filling in the survey on Facebook

For any questions please email – tevakai.aotearoa@gmail.com

OR to just register RSVP to – tevakai.aotearoa@gmail.com


Silent Disco City Clean Up

Henderson Edition is here

Our Friends at Papaya Stories have organised a walk with purpose!

Gear up with gloves, rubbish bags, and headphones (all provided by our team) and become a cleanup buster. Help to clean up the streets of Henderson by picking up rubbish around Oratia and Opanuku streams. Connect to nature, oneself with the help of awesome music & meditation channeled via Silent Disco headphones.

Date: Sunday 13 September

Time: 12pm – 1.30pm

Limited Spaces are available. Online pre-booking is essential.

Single ticket – $15
Double pass – $25
Family pass (4 tickets) – $45

Click here to buy your tickets:
https://www.silentdisco-citywalk.com/events/silent-disco-clean-up-henderson

Young Creatives Art Course

Young Creatives Art Course

Join a 5 week course for children aged 5-10 years to learn basic artistic skills, all materials provided.

Date: Friday 31 July—28 August 2020

Venue: Te Manawa Communty Hub
Creative Space Level
111 Kohuhu Lane, Westgate

Two sessions available:

5—7 year olds 3.45pm—4.30pm
8—10 year olds 4.45pm—5.30pm

Register now via Eventbrite

For more information on the course please email temananwa@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz