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As an arts community the Depot’s stated purpose is to encourage people to participate in the arts through all media – music, painting, performance, poetry, sculpture, etc.

Newcall Gallery was founded with the intention of creating an ongoing programme of challenging and ambitious exhibitions, predominantly showing early-career artists. The initiative incorporates a studio-based collective and artist-run space.

Ramp Gallery was established in 1997 as a contemporary art space in the Department of Media Arts at the Waikato Institute of Technology (then Waikato Polytechnic). It has maintained a commitment to contemporary New Zealand art throughout its history.

ROAR! gallery is a professional gallery and exhibition space that supports artists with limited access to traditional dealer galleries. It was New Zealand’s first gallery to promote Outsider Art and through exhibitions and events it aims to stimulate on-going conversation and debate about this genre of art.

Artist run initiative with a gallery located in downtown Auckland

Auckland based public gallery, site has comprehensive writeups on current past and present exhibitions, lots of images, and informative essays.

The Laundromat Art Project Space ( LAPA) is a non-profit art gallery and painting/sculpting studios designed to promote discussion of ideas surrounding contemporary, innovative and experimental art.

Christchurch based gallery with a comprehensive site promoting dialogue through art.

Artist run initiative based in Christchurch

pdf magazine on the arts in Australasia.

Wellington based, Enjoy is open to all non-commercial art forms

Cuckoo is an artists and writers collective operating as a ‘gallery’ with no fixed space.

Artist run initiative based in Dunedin

An online pdf magazine showcasing emerging artists and photographers

Satellite Gallery exhibits a diverse range of contemporary art and provides a nourishing environment in a refined space for professional emerging artists.

Level One, 454 Karangahape Rd, Newton, Auckland 1145, New Zealand

info@gambiacastle.net

+6493361601

The Gus Fisher Gallery, is part of the University of Auckland's National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries. It presents exhibitions and installations; no permanent collection.

The George Fraser Gallery is the public exhibiting space of the Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland. This site gives details about the management of the gallery and exhibiting procedures.

Victoria University of Wellington gallery

Massey University's School of Fine Arts is located in the heart of Wellington. The School offers you programmes at diploma and degree level, through undergraduate and postgraduate study, including MFA and PhD.

The Otago Polytechnic School of Art offers programmes from diploma, through degree to masters level post-graduate qualification. The school has eight studio disciplines & encourages students to experience a broad diversity before selecting a major studio during senior year studies. Dunedin's vibrant student culture makes it a great location for an education in the visual arts.

As New Zealand’s leading private tertiary arts and design institution, Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design is proud of its record of delivering quality teaching and innovation over the past 26 years. Our 4-year Bachelor of Fine Arts offers majors in Fine Arts, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, and Photography, Film/Video. Postgraduate opportunities include Masters programmes in Arts Administration, Arts Therapy or Fine Arts. Whitecliffe is located in central Auckland.

With seamless study paths from Certificate through to Masters in 6 discipline areas - Contemporary Craft, Graphic Design and Animation, Interior Design, Photography and Media Arts, Product and Furniture Design and Visual Arts Design and Visual Arts students at Unitec are encouraged to push boundaries, explore new territory, and experiment and challenge conventional thinking.

The Manukau School of Visual Arts offers a number of programmes ranging from the four-year full-time University of Auckland Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA)through to industry focused programmes in jewellery, photography and digital design.

Elam School of Fine Arts offers Bachelors and Bachelors Honours degrees, Postgraduate Diploma, Masters, and Doctor of Fine Arts. At Elam students are part of an interdisciplinary studio programme, enabling them to work creatively across a variety of media and art forms. Upon completion Elam graduates are ready to enter the demanding world of art and design, education or any field that calls for advanced artistic knowledge, creative thinking, confidence and flair.

Zeroland webdirectory of art schools, universities and polytechnics

Students in the Visual Arts Department at AUT's School of Art & Design study for a 3 year undergraduate degree, the Bachelor of Visual Arts or a 2 year postgraduate degree, the Master of Art & Design.

Representing Moari arts and artists, and producing activities such as festivals, exhibitions, performances, publications and workshops.

Website of NZ craft resources

Directory listing of visual arts organizations and services

Representing the interests of Pacific artists

Serving the film making industry

The Big Idea has events, jobs and is an online arts community.

Provides opportunities for people and communities with limited access to the arts to create, perform and develop their creativity.

Pecha Kucha is a presentation format for creative work originally devised by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham of Kein-Dytham Architecture (KDa) in Tokyo, Japan in 2003.A Pecha Kucha night is an event format in which presenters show a slideshow of 20 images, each of which is shown for 20 seconds — giving a total presentation time of 6 minutes 40 seconds. Each event usually has 8 - 14 presenters. Presenters (and much of the audience) are usually from the design, architecture, photography, art and creative fields.The event format has been replicated in more than 90 cities, including London, San Francisco, Seattle, Rotterdam, Shanghai and Berlin. Events usually are limited to one each month per city and a minimum of four events per year.

Free brokering service to support schools and artists in working together for the benefit of students by providing schools with direct access to practising artists and their professional work.

Work and Income scheme to assist artists into arts and cultural employment

New Zealand Intellectual Property Office

A search engine aimed at helping cultural groups match projects with potential funders. Free to use and specifically tailored to the needs of the cultural sector, making it easy for cultural groups and artists to find the best match between their projects and potential funders.

A Trust which aims to promote Nelson-based artists and assist them to develop business management and marketing capability

Site of the Paris museum of 19th century fine arts

Contemporary art often includes work by New Zealanders.

Principal gallery in France, its vast collection includes work from the birth of the great antique civilizations up to the first half of the 19th century.

Houses a fine collection of New Zealand works including Van Der Velden, Frances Hodgkins, Rita Angus, Ralph Hotere and Bill Culbert.

The Dowse has a collection of
New Zealand craft, photography, paintings, sculpture and innovative exhibitions, ranging from hip hop to high art, ceramics to design, fashion to animation.

Canterbury's most-established art institution that maintains an association with artists and the arts in Canterbury, as well contributing to the arts at a national level.

CLL is a collective licensing organisation which provides copyright clearance services for the copying of extracts from books, periodicals and journals for internal use within New Zealand institutions

Provides information, advice and research relating to copyright

Creative New Zealand offers a range of contestable funding programmes. They offer grants to one-off arts projects and support professional arts organisations on an annual or three-year basis.

Zeroland directory of international online art journals and magazine

Contains a comprehensive index of artists represented in hundreds of museum sites, image archives, and other online resources.

Funds incorporated societies and charitable trusts art and culture projects in Auckland and Northland. This fund does not accept applications from individuals.

Fine Art (Giclee) and Canvas printing, specialising in limited edition runs for fine artists. No job too big or small.
High-resolution image capture available.
162 Railside Avenue, Henderson, Auckland
(09) 836-8657
info@phreon.co.nz

Mobile Art Gallery provides art consultancy and art leasing/purchasing solutions to corporate, commercial and residential clients.

Intellectual property resource for media studies teachers developed by the Ministry of Education and the Intellectual Property Office of NZ

Resource for articles on international artists.

Inventories and other documents from city, state, and national archives,
works of art from private collections in France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain.

New Zealand and international arts programmes on Sky Digital

Online gallery specialising in limited edition lithographs, woodcuts and etchings by leading contemporary NZ artists.

Online magazine that lists current and past reviews and articles, exhibitions and art events.

Promotes media-arts practice in Auckland and New Zealand, focusing on innovation, fusion of art and technology

Contemporary art gallery situated in a converted industrial warehouse in Crummer Road Ponsonby.

Located in Nelson the museum has an important art collection which includes work by Gully, Fristrom, Lindauer, Woollaston, Walters along with significant New Zealand ceramic art. Winning garments from WOW World of Wearable Art Awards are exhibited.

The Wanganui gallery houses significant and comprehensive collection of New Zealand art from the 1840s until the present day.

A museum and art gallery dedicated to celebrating the region's heritage and showcasing the very best in contemporary Maori, Pacific Island and New Zealand art.

Has a constantly changing feast of fresh events and new exhibitions.

Auckland based gallery; profiles represented artists and information on current and past exhibitions.

This New Plymouth gallery is home to extensive materials on Len Lye, as well as maintaining and developing a contemporary art collection and presents a diverse programme of exhibitions and events.

The largest art institution in the South Island, the Gallery replaces the Robert McDougall Art Gallery (est. 1932) as the home of one of New Zealand�s most important public art collections. The gallery has 600 works from its collection accessible online.

This site has information about permanent exhibitions; and has selected images from the collection.

Online home for UK Arts workers: news, jobs, information and events

International organisation devoted to the study of the arts of Oceania

Information about promotion and publicity for visual artists

This organisation has emerged in cyberspace to bring the art and design community together. Their goal is to create a visual directory where your world of art and design is just a click away.

For and about professional visual artists and their practice.

Viscopy is a visual arts copyright collecting agency based in Sydney, Australia

NAVA represents and advances the professional interest of visual artists in Australia

Artquest is the first port of call for visual artists and craftspeople when creating new work, trying to exhibit and sell work, manage your career or thinking about working internationally. Perhaps you need a bit of training, or are looking for national and international opportunities? We can also give you free online legal advice or show you people who can help with money and funding.

Leigh Schultz is an artist from South Africa, presently living in New Zealand,Gisborne - the first city to see the light! Leigh's art is a reflection of her own light as she plays with colour, light and shadow.

Karley collaborated with JamsKat Creative Jar to create and build a site that provides information about Karley and her art. The website features a gallery with a selection of Karley’s work and will be updated often with new pieces and important news. So visit often and stay informed.

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