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The Creative Henderson-Massey website Noticeboard and E-Newsletter is a place for creative artists, groups and organisations in the local area to share, seek, promote, and post a “call-out” to the local community.

 

You can submit your notice for either the Noticeboard, or the monthly E-Newsletter or both. We’ll also endeavour to share your notice on the Creative Henderson-Massey Facebook page. You can submit your notice at anytime and it will be published within 1 -2 days. Simply fill in the notice submission form or email us with your notice, including title, jpeg image and text. Remember to sign up to receive the monthly e-newsletter here and follow us on Facebook. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact Arts Broker, Renee.

 

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March 11, 2021 In Visual Art

Te Manawa \ Call for art submissions

Expressions of Interest | TWOgether Collaborative Community Artwork 2021 at Te Manawa, Westgate

 

The Opportunity

Te Manawa is seeking expressions of interest from artists to design and facilitate a collaborative community artwork to celebrate Te Manawa’s two-year anniversary.  The vision is to create a temporary arts activation and/or artwork within Te Manawa over the coming months. The local community will contribute to a collaborative artwork that can be part of or activate Te Manawa for up to a year.

 

The opportunity is open to creatives of all skill levels and backgrounds – from emerging artists and students to established professionals – individuals, community groups and organisations can all apply.

 

About Te Manawa

Te Manawa is a multipurpose facility and the first of its kind in Auckland – both a community hub and library built for the city of the future and generations to come. As a cornerstone of Westgate’s urban complex, Te Manawa will provide West Aucklanders with space and resources to explore, connect and grow.

 

What we are looking for

The theme is TWOgether, and we are looking for artists to conceive and lead community-made temporary artworks that transform, activate and/or enhance the public spaces of Te Manawa.We want to involve our communities in art making event(s) that are open for all to participate in.We encourage you to come and visit Te Manawa, explore our unique building and public spaces and think

 

Considerations 

– We are most interested in receiving EOIs from artists who live in West Auckland or are significantly connected to West Auckland. 

– We are keen for the work to be produced as sustainably as possible. 

– We would like to use locally sourced materials and/or suppliers as much as possible to support our local community and economy. 

 

Budget 

The successful proposals will be given budget of $3000 to design and deliver. Te Manawa will pay for kai for the community members taking part in the artwork making. 

 

Any Questions? 

Contact temanawa@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz 

 

Submissions are due by 31st of March 2021.

 

March 11, 2021 In Culture, Music

CRESCENDO RADIO

You can host your own radio show!

Crescendo Radio is a place you can host your own show on any genre, style or any topic.

 It’s also a great place to record your own podcast.

 

Based in Avondale, they are a multi genre radio station that aims to play 50 per cent NZ Music. If you want to do a show and commit to the same day/time each week we can give you the training you need to be able to host your own show or a show with a group.

 

Keen to get involved in radio?

Contact Crescendo Radio via riccardo.ball@ctoa.co.nz or via their facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/CrescendoStudioNZ

 

Tune in, in West Auckland on 87.8FM

 
 

 

 

March 5, 2021 In Craft, Visual Art

CREATIVE HENDERSON MASSEY NEWSLETTER | MARCH

Welcome to the Creative Henderson Massey Newsletter.

Tēnā koutou katoa i tēnei wā o te pōkaikaha……..warm greetings to you all in this time of uncertainty.

It’s privilege it is to share with you the local creative projects and events we’re supporting to get underway this year, despite the current situation These are opportunities to celebrate arts & culture together. So stay positive, stay safe and we look forward to seeing you all again soon!  

Here’s what’s coming up and what’s calling for you to be involved: 

  • YOUNG AT ART by Youth Art NZ will consist of a central hub and satellite hubs in each area of Auckland (Nth, Sth, W/E). The hubs will showcase the unique identities of each region, told through the perspectives of local youth art, music, designs and poetry.  The West Satellite Hub will be located in Te Atatu Peninsula and Youth Art NZ are seeking young local performers (14 – 24yrs) to get involved. See the notice below. 

 

  •  DECORATE A TRAM; TOI TURAMA The Community String Knitting Adventures group are busy creating  bunting that will contribute to a project to decorate a tram and tram stops at MOTAT for  World Wide Knit in Public Day on 12 June.  They need your help! See the notice below. 

 

  • E HUI E! | TE POU THEATRE Te Pou Theatre’s Rangatahi under the direction of Regan Taylor present their devised play for Auckland Fringe Satellite – E HUI E! 20 March. See the notice below.

 

  • ART KIDS – A regular art course for young children to learn creative techniques including watercolour, drawing, pencil, sketching + basic art theory.  The current 8 week course is held at Te Atatu Community Centre.  To book or learn about future courses see the notice below.

 

That’s not all! We’ve more projects currently underway or preparing themselves to be launched, including; the Haumako Music Artist Development Wananga, the Creative Human Project Workshops, Dance Workshops for Older People, a dance film called “Connect”, a youth mural project at ZEAL and Fresh Movement Arts Trust are currently journeying with 30 young dancers through a creative process that extends their normal “hip hop” processes before performing for the public in Henderson Town Centre area in April and May.  Follow us on social media and look out for more updates and details in our next e-newsletter. 


In the meantime, check out ICON-21 online! Thanks to Michelle Mascot of Same Same But Black for this exceptional project delivered throughout February and still available online for your viewing during our lockdown.  To coincide with Pride month and Black history month, ICON 2021 provided us with a socially- distanced online photography exhibition and podcast series, with live-stream events and social media outreach.  A celebration of queer, black, indigenous, people of colour. The pioneers of the rainbow movement. Each day throughout the month a new ICON was revealed.  We loved this project for its celebration of the diverse talents and skills in our community, and for encouraging greater acceptance of each other. Take a look now at www.samesamebutblack.co.nz and subscribe to the newsletter. 


We’re wishing Film Producer Gabrielle Brayne and Director Ruby Harris the best of luck for ‘Call Edith’, a short doco following photographer Edith Amituanai’s work with rangatahi at Waitakere College, which they have currently entered into film festivals in Aotearoa & overseas. 

Finally, save the date 20 March for the Open Studio Day at Corbans Estate! More than 20 artists based at Corban Estate will welcome you into their studios, to meet and discuss their art practices. 

I’m grateful to our Local Board and local creatives for the projects we’ve been able to support this year,  ensuring that Creative Henderson Massey is able to provide positive and creative connections to each other during these challenging times.  I can’t wait see you all get together this year, while staying safe and enjoying the privilege, never to be taken for granted again!

 I’m also over on Facebook and Instagram posting opportunities, support options and events for creatives – so come and join me.

Kia haumaru te noho ……be safe. 

Aroha nui, nā mātou
 

Renée Tanner of
Lightbox Projects Ltd /  Creative Henderson-Massey Arts Broker

p.s. COVID-19 fast-tracked many of us into new ways of working, and Creative Henderson Massey is no exception.  I am well aware of the impact COVID-19 has on the arts sector and if you are struggling with anything to do with your creative practice, I’m happy to lend a friendly ear or face at anytime.  
 

Thanks to Henderson Massey Local Board for their ongoing support via Creative Henderson Massey
 
 

 

 

March 5, 2021 In Culture

FRINGE SATELLITE – WEST

FRINGE SATELLITES

 

Auckland Fringe Festival are branching further afield with a brand new initiative this year, bringing the spirit of the infamous visual and performing arts festival to regional spaces, beginning with Fringe West in Henderson.

 

SHOW DATE: Saturday 20 March
TIME: 11am – 3pm
TIME: Corban Estate Arts Centre, 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson
 

Audiences can expect a day of photography from the open Artist Studios, music, poetry, roving street performers, a sneak peak at Mixit’s new show – and if you fancy staying till the evening, the the newly refurbished Te Pou Theatre and their rangatahi company will be opening the space with E Hui E!

 

What is a Fringe festival? Technically, a Fringe Festival is a ‘Fringe of another Festival.’ It is an open platform when it comes to the ideas and content shared, with a focus on testing new ways of creating theatrical or sensory work, and pushing the boundaries of what we consider to be ‘live performance.’ It is an unofficial, often unconventional arts festival. Fringe Festival is an event showcasing a selection of shows from small companies, that can range from stand-up comics, improvisation, comedies, farces, musicals, sculpture, painting, mime, poetry, storytelling – just about anything else that you can perform, given a place to do it. They tend to be cutting edge, at times controversial, eclectic, low budget, and easily accessible by the public.

Join us for a Fringey celebration out West. 

 
More information via facebook

 

 

February 24, 2021 In Craft, Visual Art

DECORATE A TRAM; TOI TURAMA

GET KNITTING OR CROCHETING

 

Want to help decorate a MOTAT Tram with crocheted or knitted bunting?

The bunting will contribute to a project to decorate a tram and tram stops for an event at MOTAT on 12 June 2021, which is World Wide Knit in Public Day (WWKIPD).

The artist is running workshops at rest homes, but also looking for more people to get involved in this event.

EVENT: 12 June 2021 
LOCATION: MOTAT


For more info, contact Sue at

communitystringknitting@gmail.com 

 
 
 

 

 

February 14, 2021 In Visual Art

E HUI E! | TE POU THEATRE

E HUI E! PART OF AUCKLAND FRINGE FESTIVAL SATELLITE FESTIVAL

 

Te Pou Theatre’s Rangatahi under the direction of Regan Taylor present their devised play for Auckland Fringe Satellite- E HUI E!

 

E HUI E! is an immersive hui experience amongst kooky community leaders trying to make a difference in their world by promoting their kaupapa Māori.

 
 
SHOW DATE: 20th March 2021
TIME: 7pm
 
More information via www.tepoutheatre.nz

 

 

February 5, 2021 In Visual Art

Corban Estate Arts Centre – Job Opportunity

 

Arts Educator

 

Corban Estate Arts Centre (CEAC) delivers a successful and varied public arts programme, and a busy Arts Education for Schools programme which supports NZ Curriculum objectives.  

 

We are calling for a hands-on visual arts educator to be part of our Education team; to plan, prepare and lead art workshops during both term and holiday time for school-aged students from across the Auckland region.

 

The ideal candidate will have a visual arts background, proven teaching experience, strong planning and organisational skills, and contribute well in a team environment. 

 

Key strengths we are looking for are:-

• A broad knowledge of visual arts processes

• Knowledge of the NZ Education Curriculum

• Experience and enthusiasm teaching visual arts to different ages and abilities

• Personal experience with a visual arts practice

An understanding of or experience in toi Maori arts practices would be an advantage.

The role is a 32 hours per week at an initial rate of $25 per hour. 

Applicants must be a New Zealand citizen, hold a New Zealand Resident Permit or a current New Zealand Work Permit valid for 12 months or more.

 

Links & contact details: 
info@ceac.org.nz
 
How to apply

Applicants must demonstrate how their skills, experience and competencies match the requirements outlined in the Position Description, in their covering letter. The Arts Educator Position Description is available to view or download here.

 

Inquiries to: 

t: (09)838 4455 e: info@ceac.org.nz w: www.ceac.org.nz 

February 5, 2021 In Visual Art

Corban Estate Arts Centre – Open Studio Day

 

Open Studio Day

More than 20 artists based at Corban Estate are ready to welcome you into their studios, to meet them and discuss their art practices. There’s also an opportunity to buy directly from the artists themselves.

 
Date: Sat 20 March
Time: 11am – 3pm

 

To find out which artists are currently in studios at Corban Estate visit: ceac.org.nz/community/artists


This event is part of the Auckland Arts Festival programme.

 

Corban Estate Arts Centre is also just a short walk from Henderson Train Station and bus routes. Check the Auckland Transport Website to find out the best way for you to get here!

Limited on-site parking available.

 

For all the info, head to:

https://ceac.org.nz/events/open-day/open-studio-day

 

Image: SomeBizarreMonkey Photography, 2019.

February 5, 2021 In Visual Art

JOB OPPORTUNITY: – A SUPPORTED LIFE

 

‘A SUPPORTED LIFE’ ARE SEEKING AN ARTIST TO JOIN THEIR TEAM AS A COMMUNITY ART FACILITATOR!

 

The role assists participants to realise their creative aspirations and develop their skills in arts based and community activity. The successful applicant must be passionate about realising the dreams of those they support and be able to create ongoing projects across a range of art mediums. The writing of project plans and reports on participant progress is required and you need to be a confident and clear communicator.
 
This position is full time Monday – Friday
 
We seek a good team player, with a great sense of humour who is down to earth, adaptable to challenges and demanding situations and a strong commitment to the vision of day support, community inclusion and community connections.
 
We offer:
Ongoing training both internal and external.
Chance to be part of a small enthusiastic and supportive team.
Opportunity to work in a position with variety and high levels of fulfilment.
Flexibility and encouragement for you to integrate your creative talents and interests into the work that you do.
 
A Supported Life and are based in Te Atatu South. We offer a range of arts and life skill projects and classes to persons with intellectual disabilities.
 
FOR AN APPLICATION FORM AND JOB DESCRIPTION CONTACT ALICE –
alice@asupportedlife.co.nz
 
Closing date for applications Wednesday 24th February 2021.
 
All applicants must have a full drivers licence and good command and understanding of written and verbal English and must be able to demonstrate their ability to work in New Zealand.

January 11, 2021 In Culture, Photography

ICON 2021 by SAME SAME BUT BLACK

 

A Celebration of Black History Month and the Auckland Pride Festival February 2021


ICON 2021 is an exhibition celebrating the black pioneers of the rainbow community.

 

Dates: 1 February 2021 – 28 February 2021

Part exhibition, part education, part conversation, part celebration, part agitation; ICON 2021 is an online photography exhibition, podcast series, social media outreach and live stream pop up Event.

 

For each day of February, a different ICON will be celebrated and showcased in an online exhibition of portraits and stories on www.samesamebutblack.co.nz

 

On Friday 19th of February Same Same but Black will host a panel discussion (via facebook live) exploring the images and stories curated for this exhibition. The digital exhibition will also feature interviews with photographers Lola Flash and Robert Taylor, who will discuss their careers and the people they photographed over the past fifty years.

 

Supported by Ethnic Communities Fun, Creative Henderson Massey, Where it Matters, Pride and Spark Empowerment Initiative.

Same Same But Black is a collective working for black, Indigenous and people of colour within the LGBTTQIA+ community in Aotearoa.