A festival created to help in response to the need for education around suicide prevention, to raise awareness of issues that affect our mental health and wellbeing, to destigmatise mental health and addiction problems through changing dialogue and perception and create tangible support networks to encourage self-care for those engaged in the performing arts. Produced […]
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New Lynn Community Centre and Town Centre10 am – 3pm, 9 – 11 October “I am really passionate about telling the stories of our community and encourage the idea of getting to know individuals in our neighbourhood because everyone has a story to tell. ” Olivia Round Photographer and journalist Olivia Round taught a 3
Street Photography Workshop with Olivia Round Read More »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTpVkWhEox4 The Village is a film created in collaboration with residents and staff of the Kelston Deaf Education Centre, members of the Auckland Deaf community, film maker Hank Snell, writer James Littlewood, and local artist Amy Blinkhorne. It tells the story of a young woman arriving at the residence and experiencing the culture shock of
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Wednesday May 31, 2 – 5:30 pmNew Lynn Community CentreTotara Ave, New Lynn A workshop on developing Health and Safety Plans for arts events filled with practical exercises and really good advice led by Cathy Knowsley. “as event professionals we create very unique experiences each time we set up a new event or event site.
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Free Arts Communication Workshop Understand how to plan, set up, and promote any arts event. Learn to build better relationships within arts circles, draw more revenue, confidently negotiate payments and agreements, set out documents and online material properly, and find the best ways with groups. Visual artists, musicians, writers, all performers, crafters, promoters, venue managers
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