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Keeping Auckland's arts scene vibrant
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Success: Arts Alive supported AK'09 festival production of
The Arrival in March. Adapted from Shaun Tan's children's masterpiece and
produced by Red Leap Theatre, it received critical acclaim. Photo: John
McDermott |
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From City Scene, published on 28 June, 2009.
Supporting our city's performing arts scene and ensuring
that it remains vibrant is important to Aucklanders. Enabling this support,
Auckland City Council's Arts Alive fund is currently open for applications from
independent performing arts professionals.
With $350,000 available annually for art projects in the
city, chairperson of the Arts, Culture and Recreation Committee, Councillor Greg
Moyle, says: "Not only do we hope to build audiences, it helps to develop and
maintain Auckland's performing arts infrastructure - including skills,
resources, professional support and networks.
"Having an exciting and vibrant city that celebrates
independent performing artists is essential."
Funding applications need to be received by 4.30pm, Monday,
20 July for projects taking place between October 2009 and May 2010.
For more information on the selection process, criteria and
an application form, go to Grants and funding or call
Auckland City Council.