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A new programme for the Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi, Springboard aims to kickstart arts careers for up to ten artists in Aotearoa every year. Recipients are gifted $15,000, alongside a partnership with a senior artist mentor from our alumni of Arts Foundation Laureates, Icons, New Generation, residency or Fellowship recipients (we get by with a... Keep Reading

DATES: 11-15 March 2020 LOCATION: Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre, Aotea Centre “Mirror mirror on the wall … who is the fairest of them all …” French company Ballet Preljocaj performs its darkly delectable contemporary retelling of the classic fairy tale Snow White in its New Zealand premiere, exclusive to Auckland Arts Festival. Announce... Keep Reading

The New Zealand Dance Festival Trust is proud to announce the appointment of Cat Ruka (Ngāpuhi, Waitaha) as Artistic Director of Tempo Dance Festival.  Keep Reading

Survey findings from 2009 highlighting trends in dance employment and thinking. Keep Reading