Arts development and resources

Research and resources

  • Audience-atlas All Artforms

    Audience Atlas New Zealand report 2011

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    • 18 Jun . 2012

    This is a detailed survey of cultural audiences in New Zealand. The survey covers 39 artforms and leisure activities and 640 individual arts, culture and heritage venues throughout the country. It measures lapsed, current and potential markets to provide detailed insight into New Zealand audiences.

  • Cover-image-culture-segments_for-web All Artforms

    Culture Segments New Zealand

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    • 20 Jun . 2012

    Culture Segments is a new, international, sector-specific segmentation system for arts, culture and heritage organisations designed by Morris Hargreaves McIntyre (MHM). The system uses data from Audience Atlas New Zealand 2011, and draws on MHM’s experience to help organisations to understand and meet the needs of audiences for arts, culture and heritage.

  • Maori-arts-cover Ngā Toi Māori

    Māori Arts Development 2012 - Final Report

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    • 18 Dec . 2012

    This document is Creative New Zealand’s report on our review of policies and priorities for the ongoing support of Māori Arts (Ngā Toi Māori). More than 100 people from the Māori arts sector and Government agencies responded during the consultation which took place in May/June 2012. This report sets out the findings of the consultation and Creative New Zealand’s response.

  • Maori-arts-discussion Ngā Toi Māori

    Maori Arts Development 2012 - Discussion paper

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    • 1 May . 2012

    We are seeking feedback and advice on how we can best support and develop Māori arts. The responses we get to this paper will feed into Creative New Zealand strategic planning and help us to set our future priorities and policies for Māori arts.

  • Do-my-arts-look-good-on-this Media arts

    Do my arts look good on this? - Media Arts and Digital Platforms

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    • 4 Nov . 2011

    In this paper we outline some of the ways in which Creative New Zealand’s resources might be used to support media arts and artists and the wider New Zealand arts sector’s use of digital platforms.

  • Nzers-full-report-cover All Artforms

    New Zealanders and the arts full report 2011

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    • 28 May . 2012

    This document is the full report of findings from independent research in 2011 into New Zealanders’ attitudes to, attendance at and participation in the arts.

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    Music Discussion Paper 2013

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    • 8 Apr . 2013

    We are seeking feedback and advice on how we can best support and develop New Zealand music and musicians. The responses we get to this Music Discussion Paper will help identify our music funding priorities and policies for the next five years (2013-2017). Submissions close on 17 May 2013.

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    Building Audience Capital Conference Reader 2012

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    • 19 Jul . 2012

    What is audience capital? How has arts marketing undermined audience capital. What are the building blocks of audience capital. How to build audience capital. By Morris, Hargreaves, McIntyre

  • Nzers-summary-report-cover All Artforms

    New Zealanders and the arts summary report 2011

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    • 28 May . 2012

    This document is Creative New Zealand’s summary of findings from independent research in 2011 into New Zealanders’ attitudes to, attendance at and participation in the arts. For more detail please read the full report.

  • Media arts

    Digital Arts Position Paper 2008

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    • 3 Nov . 2011

    The position paper is an overview of current major, and likely future, patterns of artists’ engagement with the digital environment and digital arts practices.

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    21st Century Arts Conference Report 2011

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    • 12 Dec . 2011

    This report provides a summary of the key messages, keynote speeches and breakout sessions. The 2011 theme was based on the last two of the Seven Pillars of Audience Focus: Interactively Engaged and Personalised.

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    21st Century Arts Conference Report 2010

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    • 3 Feb . 2011

    A summary of the key messages, keynote speeches and breakout sessions at Creative New Zealand’s 21st Century Arts Conference 2010. By Jooles Clements, Helen Bartle & Susan Nelson.

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    Alan Brown: Knowing me, knowing you

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    • 3 Feb . 2011

    Emerging Practices in Segmentation – new customer models for arts organisations

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    Alan Brown: Envisaging the Customer Database of the future

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    • 3 Feb . 2011

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    21st Century Arts Conference report & summary 2009: Insight Guided

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    • 3 Feb . 2011

    Audience research is the lifeblood of successful organisations; insight-guided organisations monitor changes in the external environment, respond to them, and have a dialogue with audiences.

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    21st Century Arts Conference Report & summary 2009: Brand Driven

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    • 3 Feb . 2011

    In 2009 conference speakers looked at brand challenges for arts organisations in the 21st century and offered tools to ensure brand is integrated into everything we do.

  • The-art-of-the-possible All Artforms

    The art of the possible: strengthening private sector support for the Arts in New Zealand

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    • 1 Dec . 2011

    Published in October 2010 this report identifies opportunities for increasing revenue to the arts from private sources. The report concludes that in New Zealand the greatest opportunity for increasing private sector support is from business. The report also sets out recommendations to grow revenues from trusts and foundations and through individual giving.

  • Audience360-2011 All Artforms

    Audience 360 Report 2011

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    • 3 Sep . 2012

    The Audience 360° Report 2011 is one of the tools provided by Creative New Zealand to help arts organisations and venues tap into their potential market and sell tickets. It does this by analysing box office data to give insights into the purchasing behaviour of New Zealand audiences. Also see the older Audience 360 Report 2010.

  • Support-for-pacific-arts Pacific arts

    Support for Pacific Arts

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    • 24 Oct . 2012

    Here are some other sources of funding, support and help that may be of use to Pasifika artists and practitioners looking to make a career in the arts.

  • Multi Artform

    Case Study - Creative Tourism New Zealand

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    • 4 Feb . 2011

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    Request for proposals to 2013 Toi Tōtara Haemata (Arts Leadership) Investment Programme

    We are requesting proposals from arts organisations to fill key roles for ngā toi Māori and theatre under the Toi Tōtara Haemata (Arts Leadership) investment programme. The purpose of this document is to describe the key role(s) for which the Arts Board and Te Waka Toi is seeking proposals and provide guidelines for organisations interested in submitting a proposal

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    Annual Report 2011/2012

    For the Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa (Creative New Zealand), year ending 30 June 2012. Contains information on our role and environment, the year in review, and organisational performance. Available in pdf and as an accessible doc.

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    Music Discussion Paper 2013

    We are seeking feedback and advice on how we can best support and develop New Zealand music and musicians. The responses we get to this Music Discussion Paper will help identify our music funding priorities and policies for the next five years (2013-2017). Submissions close on 17 May 2013.

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    Arts Grant application form 2013

    This form is designed to be typed into then printed and mailed to us in hardcopy format with your support material. We cannot accept emailed applications. You must use Adobe pdf reader to fill out the form - other pdf readers will cause problems.

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    Toiake

    Toi Ake and Tohunga/Tukunga application form 2013

    Two initiatives to cultivate and preserve Ngā Toi Māori. This form is designed to be typed into then printed and mailed to us in hardcopy format with your support material. We cannot accept emailed applications. You must use Adobe pdf reader to fill out the form - other pdf readers will cause problems.

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