Art Kitchen at Avondale Library a series of professional workshops focused on building the capabilities of our art communities. In 2026 Art Kitchen will host two sessions at Avondale Library. See below for details. Creative brainstorming | Workshop with Jody Yawa McMillan NOV 15 SUN 1 – 2 PM Join Jody, Whau Community Arts Broker, for […]
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WINDOW is an ongoing poster project on the corner of Totara and Rankin Avenue, hosted by the New Lynn Community Hub and facilitated by Divyaa Kumar. Aiming to explore contemporary art and design by local artists, the Window billboard displays a rotating gallery of posters from local creatives, changing on a monthly rotation. This pilot
Art Kitchen was a series of professional workshops focused on building the capabilities of our art communities. Facilitated by Louise Stevenson and ArtSpark, there were 6 workshops were delivered online and 2 in person and with regular attendees across all the workshops, they provided an opportunity for connecting and network building as well. 2021 /
Do you have an idea for a great creative project that you’d like to make happen in the Whau local board area between November 2020 and June 2021? Our call for proposals for is now open. We’re excited to see what you will come up with. Arts Whau supports temporary creative projects created by and
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Arts Whau supports temporary creative projects created by and for local people in the Whau through funding, advice and practical assistance. In the past we’ve supported you to float a theatre on the Whau River, create a pop-up arts space in the Avondale markets, combine poetry with food tasting, lead workshops, and create exhibitions, poster
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The Whau Community Arts Broker is calling for proposals for the creative use of vacant retail space in the Whau. The Whau is looking for projects with a creative emphasis which:• Bring life to the Whau,• Are accessible, visible, and increase sense of community,• Engage with and reflect the diverse population of the area.If your
We know that hospitality is incredibly important for making audiences and artists feel supported and welcome. We also know that creative groups are working on very tight budgets to realise their exhibitions, performances, workshops and community events. The manaakitanga fund is intended to help with this. Whau arts groups and community organisations can apply to
