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Te Reo Course for Artists
Sep
2
11:00 AM11:00

Te Reo Course for Artists

A 10 week course designed especially for artists. Master pronunciation, build up your knowledge of everyday terms, phrases and basic conversations skills. Joan provides a fresh, flexible and fun teaching style that will ignite your speaking and give you more confidence to converse in te reo Māori.

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 Business Structure & Tax Know How Seminar
Jun
5
1:00 PM13:00

Business Structure & Tax Know How Seminar

Learn which business structure best fits your needs depending on whether you’re set up as a sole trader, a company, partnership or charitable trust. Get up to date on basic tax know how, either when it comes to paying tax for yourself, your business or contractors. This seminar will cover basic income tax requirements, GST, withholding tax.

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Toi Pōneke Arts Centre Visual Arts Residency 2019 - call for submissions
Mar
1
to 1 Apr

Toi Pōneke Arts Centre Visual Arts Residency 2019 - call for submissions

Toi Pōneke is calling for proposals from Wellington-based Visual Artists for our 2019 Visual Arts Residency. This 13 week residency culminates in an exhibition of a new body of work at Toi Pōneke Gallery in November 2019.

The aim of this residency is to support an artist to develop a body of work and provide them with resources to dedicate themselves full time to their practice for a period of 13 weeks. Applicants need to have had previous experience of a mounting a solo exhibition and be looking to develop their practice further.

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Te Hau Tūtū - Works in Progress reading
Dec
17
6:30 PM18:30

Te Hau Tūtū - Works in Progress reading

Join Te Hau Tūtū (Independent Māori Theatre Producers Room) creatives in The Hub to hear excerpts from works in progress including:

Pakaru by Mitch Tawhi Thomas, produced by Hapai Productions, to premiere as part of Kia Mau Festival 2019.  Kingdom of Women, by Nancy Brunning, Hapai Productions. Hide the Dog, co-written by Jamie McCaskill and Nathan Maynard (Tasmania), Tikapa Productions.

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Learn To Write Good - Hosted by Tourettes aka Dominic Hoey
Dec
1
12:00 PM12:00

Learn To Write Good - Hosted by Tourettes aka Dominic Hoey

Back by popular demand, poet, musician and best selling author Dominic Hoey, is running a one day creative writing workshop at Toi Pōneke Arts Centre. Dominic has been running the workshops, entitled Learn To Write Good, for three years working with over 100 writers. They cover the fundamentals of creative writing and are open to everyone from poets to song writers to journalists to novelists.

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Learn To Write Good - Hosted by Tourettes aka Dominic Hoey
Jun
16
12:00 PM12:00

Learn To Write Good - Hosted by Tourettes aka Dominic Hoey

Poet, musician and best selling author Dominic Hoey, is running a one day creative writing workshop at Toi Pōneke Arts Centre. Dominic has been running the workshops, entitled Learn To Write Good, for three years working with over 100 writers. They cover the fundamentals of creative writing and are open to everyone from poets to song writers to journalists to novelists.

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Toi Pōneke Arts Centre Visual Arts Residency 2018
Jun
13
to 30 Sep

Toi Pōneke Arts Centre Visual Arts Residency 2018

Toi Pōneke is pleased to announce the recipient of our inaugural Visual Arts Residency, Johanna Mechen. Working in video and photography, Johanna’s recent work has focused on engagement and participation with a site and its community in order to tell ecological, historical, and cultural stories. Johanna’s project involves exploring a domestic site, motherhood and connection to place.

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Kia Mau Festival International Indigenous Arts Panel
Jun
11
12:00 PM12:00

Kia Mau Festival International Indigenous Arts Panel

The Future is Indigenous - The tyranny of distance no longer keep indigenous artists apart - korero and collaboration are more commonplace and indigenous led platforms are establishing themselves around the globe. "Indigenous" is now a word used more widely in the mainstream and we are being courted by the establishment to join them. But what does this mean for established artists?

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Barbarian Uprising Mentorship Programme (BUMP) 2018
May
31
to 11 Jun

Barbarian Uprising Mentorship Programme (BUMP) 2018

Call for Applications: Barbarian Uprising Mentorship Programme (BUMP). A partnership between Toi Pōneke Arts Centre and Barbarian Productions to develop a sustainable, strong Wellington arts industry. BUMP is a joint partnership designed to empower artists to reach the next stage of their creative careers, through hands-on work in the industry on live projects.

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Toi Pōneke Arts Centre Visual Arts Residency 2018 - call for submissions
Apr
1
to 7 May

Toi Pōneke Arts Centre Visual Arts Residency 2018 - call for submissions

The deadline for proposals closed on 7 May. Thank you to everyone who made a submission. We will be announcing the Toi Pōneke Visual Artist in Residence over the next few weeks.  

Toi Pōneke is calling for proposals from visual artists for our 2018 Visual Arts Residency. We are looking for applications from Wellington-based artists. This 12 week residency culminates in the exhibition of a new body of work at Toi Pōneke Gallery in October 2018.

With support from Toi Pōneke, the successful candidate will undertake a 12-week residency and commit to a focused block of writing on their screenplay. The screenwriter will be provided with a studio space, stipend, and experienced creative support.

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