The NZ Affordable Art Trust - Artist Grant

14 May 2010

Organisation/person name:

The New Zealand Affordable Art Trust

Work type:

Temporary: Full-Time

Work classification:

OTHER

Job description:

The NZ Affordable Art Trust has recently announced the NZAAT Artist Grant to help further the career of a promising artist.

The Artist Grant will be spread out over a 6 month period starting in February 2011 and it consists of artistic and business mentoring plus $15,000 paid out as a monthly salary, allowing the recipient to work full-time as an artist. The terms of the grant will stipulate that the
successful applicant be based in Wellington for the tenure of the grant, which will mean a relocation if the winner is from out of Wellington.

See www.artshow.co.nz/art-awards/ for details.

All artists who are selected for the New Zealand Art Show 2010 show are eligible - there is no extra formal application process.

Registrations for the New Zealand Art Show close on 15th May.

See wwww.artshow.co.nz for full details and to register on-line or email registration@artshow.co.nz for an registration form.

Show dates for 2010
Gala Evening - Thursday 29th July
Show Days - Friday 30th July - Sunday 1st August
Wellington

Opportunity location:

Wellington

Key skills sought:

See www.artshow.co.nz/art-awards/ for details.

Start date:

Tuesday, 1 February 2011

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Saturday, 15 May 2010

Contact details:

Alison Aldred
NZ Art Show

021 174 1150
www.artshow.co.nz
PO Box 11-679, Wellington

Submitted by New Zealand Affordable Art Trust on Fri, 14/05/2010 - 2:23am.

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The New Zealand Art Show

The New Zealand Art Show is a 3-day visual feast - an exhibition showcasing thousands of artworks by hundreds of NZ artists. It is the largest exhibition of its kind in New Zealand.

The New Zealand Art Show offers something for every budget and features an extensive range of art to enjoy – from contemporary to traditional, emerging to established, to collectible and investment.

All art is available for purchase, priced from $50 and $5,000 – offering you a unique opportunity to enjoy a diverse range of original New Zealand art.

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