OBJECTive Art Awards 2010

14 May 2010

Organisation/person name:

Manukau City Council

Work type:

Contract

Work classification:

OTHER

Job description:

Details and application forms now available from
http://www.manukau.govt.nz/EN/Yourcommunity/Arts/Artevents/Pages/OBJECTiveArtAwards.aspx

Prizes totaling $9500

Mark Mitchell who was resident at The Quarry Arts Centre in Whangarei won
the Premier Award in 2008 - Let's keep Northland in the picture!

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Create an object in ceramic, glass, jewellery, wood, metalwork or textiles and be in to win nearly $10,000 in prize money.

Emerging and established artists and designers are invited to submit new works of object art. From the handmade to the highly designed, works in ceramics, glass, jewellery, wood, metalwork and textiles are welcomed. The entry should demonstrate this year's whakatauaki (Maori proverb).

Selected works will feature in an exhibition at the brand new Mangere Arts Centre. The OBJECTive exhibition will also be part of the 2010 Manukau Festival of Arts.

Whakatauaki

Kua whakawahia koe
Ki te akatea o tika
Te pono, me te aroha

You have been infused
With the knowledge and skills
To do what is right
With faith and love

2010 award timetable

Entries due between Friday 24 and Sunday 26 September. Late entries will not be accepted
Awards announced on Friday 15 October
Exhibition 16 October - 12 November at the new Mangere Arts Centre.

Opportunity location:

Mangere, Manukau City

Key skills sought:

See above

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Sunday, 26 September 2010

Contact details:

Phone: 09 275 0482
Email: manukau.arts@manukau.govt.nz

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Arts Auckland South
Arts and Culture South is a unit of Auckland Council. We run arts centres, exhibitions, events and classes through Auckland South.

Our centres include Nathan Homestead (Manurewa) Otara Music Arts Centre and Fresh Gallery Otara, Mangere Arts Centre - Nga Tohu o Uenuku, Metro Theatre (Mangere), Papakura Gallery and Hawkins Theatre (Papakura).

Our Arts Centres run a busy schedule of community arts activities including exhibitions by local artists, classes, holiday programmes, concerts, competitions and events.

We have two arts co-ordinators devoted to Maori Arts and Pacific Arts. Nigel Borell, Toi O Manukau Kaiwhakahaere - Maori Arts Coordinator, runs Toi o Manukau's Waitangi Day Family Celebrations and coordinates Matariki events in South Auckland. Ema Tavola, Pacific Arts Coordinator and Manager of Fresh Gallery Otara, runs the annual Pacific Arts Summit and associated events. Both coordinators play an active role in the arts community as artists, mentors and supporters of the arts.

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