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Creative New Zealand Grants July to October Funding Round 2008 Creative New Zealand Grants JULY TO OCTOBER FUNDING ROUND 2008 This is a complete list of project grants offered in the first funding round of the 2008-2009 financial year. Applications to this round closed on 25 July 2008 and grants were announced in late October. Grants are listed within artforms under Creative New Zealand funding programmes. In this round, 231 grants totalling more than $5 million were offered to support projects by New Zealand artists, practitioners and arts organisations. Over $13.7 million was requested from 620 applications. Arts Board: Creative & LITERATURE Michael Hill International Violin Competition: towards a series of masterclasses Michael King Writers’ Centre Trust: towards Professional Development $5,620.00 supporting two short writers’ residencies for the CRAFT/OBJECT ART first half of 2009 NZ Choral Federation Inc: towards an annual Rigel Sorzano: towards the research, writing $13,000.00 programme of events and presentation of a paper at the Selling Yarns NZ Society of Authors (PEN New Zealand $78,000.00 2 Conference in Canberra in March 2009 Inc.): towards supporting a programme of $5,110.00 NZ Opera Training School: towards a 2009 activities for 2009 summer opera school $50,000.00 Ann Visser Cox: towards support to develop $10,000.00 enameling techniques Otago University Press: towards the publication $8,625.00 THEATRE of two issues of “Landfall” DANCE $14,000.00 A Different Light Theatre Trust: towards a five week devising process to further develop the Peppercorn Press: towards the quarterly Atamira Dance Collective Charitable Trust: new work “The Sunnyside Project” publication, New Zealand Books, 2009 towards two creative development workshops $38,450.00 $34,380.00 $29,000.00 Barbarian Productions: towards script Takahe Collective Trust: towards publication of Katie Burton: towards a five week professional development and workshop for a new work three issues of Takahe development trip in the USA (includes a 2008 “Good Night – The End” $9,000.00 Tup Lang Choreographic Award) $16,760.00 $10,320.00 University of Iowa - International Writing Canterbury Arts & Heritage Trust: towards Corrupt Productions: towards a two week Program: towards a New Zealand writer’s residency in Iowa in 2009 completing a script and score for a new full creative development workshop $17,376.00 length theatrical work “The Great Art War” $25,140.00 $41,000.00 Rifleman Productions Ltd: towards a creative MOVING IMAGE Eko Theatre: towards the development phases development workshop process Belladonna Film Trust: towards a festival of $41,070.00 of the “Southern Corridor Project” emerging New Zealand and international short $10,000.00 films Touch Compass Dance Trust: towards a $4,000.00 Fuse Productions NZ: towards a four week creative development workshop collaborative creative development workshop $26,770.00 Magma Short Film Festival: towards a festival between Fuse Circus and Strike of digital film showcasing local, national and FINE ARTS $29,740.00 international film makers Artist Residency School of Design Unitec: $6,000.00 Indian Ink Theatre Company: towards towards a residency, special projects and professional development study of mask based NZ Federation of Film Societies Inc: towards Symposia theatre in Asia a retrospective of films by artist and filmmaker $17,270.00 $19,000.00 Lech Majewski Lisa Benson: towards participating in the Red $5,000.00 Gavin McGibbon: towards writing two drafts of Gate residency a new play script $10,000.00 MUSIC $1,500.00 Composers Association of NZ: towards a Emma Fitts: towards study at Glasgow School delegation attending the ACL Festival Pandemonium Theatre Ltd: towards the of Art $6,700.00 development of a devised theatre work “A $10,000.00 Thousand Hills” based on the experiences of Jonathan Crayford: for the Edwin Carr Marnie Slater: towards study at the Piet Zwart Rawandan refugee Francois Byamana Foundation Scholarship towards undertaking Institute, Rotterdam $30,850.00 research in Paris $9,855.00 $25,000.00 Kirk Torrance: towards a two week creative Typevents Italy: towards a typography development workshop for a new work Gisborne Rotary Charitable Trust: towards the symposium “Flintlock Musket” Gisborne Music Competition in 2008 $31,500.00 $23,590.00 $15,590.00 Young & Hungry Arts Trust: towards the installation for Auckland Art Fair Zoe Dadson: towards recording an album Playwrights Initiative component of Young & $12,420.00 $7,000.00 Hungry 2009/10 Ensemble Selisih: towards commissioning two $23,000.00 LITERATURE works for chamber ensembles David Cohen: to research a book $17,500.00 $18,000.00 Arts Board: New Work Fatcat & Fishface: towards a CD of original Joan Druett: towards researching the story of CRAFT/OBJECT ART songs for children Tupaia $13,500.00 Christchurch Art Gallery: towards the creation $36,000.00 of new work by 12 jewellery artists Rio Hemopo: towards recording an album Christopher Grosz: to write and story board a $12,000.00 $15,000.00 New Zealand historical graphic novel Bronwynne Cornish: towards the creation of a $9,000.00 David Long: towards composing a string series of ceramic sculptures Stephanie Johnson: towards writing a novel quartet $12,400.00 $36,000.00 $14,500.00 Ben Pearce: towards the research and creation Jessica Le Bas: towards a collection of poetry Michael Hill International Violin Competition: of a series of wooden sculptures $18,000.00 towards commissioning Gareth Farr $12,960.00 $6,050.00 Sally McIntyre: towards writing a collection of Tim Wigmore: towards developing new poetry Music Education Canterbury MEC: MENZA: furniture prototypes $15,000.00 towards commissioning Gao Ping $16,385.00 $8,000.00 Eleanor Meecham: for the Todd Writers’ DANCE Bursary NZTrio: to commission a work for piano by David Downes Atamira Dance Collective Charitable Trust: $20,000.00 $10,000.00 towards the creation and presentation of a new Julian Novitz: to write a novel work “Taonga” $12,000.00 So So Modern Limited: towards recording an $77,520.00 album Susan Orr: towards a themed collection of short $15,000.00 Java Dance Company: towards the creation and stories presentation of a new work “How Big is Blue?” $18,000.00 Strike Percussion Ltd: towards recording a CD $13,860.00 $15,000.00 Randell Cottage Writers’ Trust: towards the Scrambled Legs Dance Theatre Company: Randell Cottage Writer’s residency 2009 Stroma: to commission a chamber work from towards the creation and presentation of a new $18,000.00 Jenny McLeod work “Winded” $11,200.00 Elizabeth Smither: towards writing a novel $32,490.00 $18,000.00 The Sami Sisters Veriperdi Limited: towards Spinning Sun Ltd.: towards the creation and recording an album Karen Trebilcock: towards a junior fiction novel $15,000.00 presentation of a new work $9,000.00 $48,770.00 Andrew Uren: towards recording a CD of bass University of Otago College of Education: clarinet music Alexa Wilson: towards the creation and towards supporting the 2010 University of $15,000.00 presentation of a new work “Toxic Shock” Otago College of Education Children’s Writer (includes a 2008 Tup Lang Choreographic in Residence Alex van den Broek: towards the composition Award) $12,500.00 and staging of a new work for a small chamber $45,250.00 Peter Wells: towards a book of essays in the group and a contemporary dancer $12,000.00 FINE ARTS form of a memoir Ruth Buchanan: towards a new body of work $18,000.00 Tama-o-Rangi Waipara: towards recording an album resulting from an international post academic MULTIDISCIPLINARY residency $15,000.00 $10,000.00 Cuba Street Carnival Trust: towards street and stage performances, and parade projects for the THEATRE Fiona Connor: towards creating a new body of 2009 Cuba Street Carnival Passenger: towards rehearsal and presentation work $40,000.00 of Michael Galvin’s new work “Station to $12,630.00 Dunedin Fringe Arts Trust: towards new work Station” Govett-Brewster Art Gallery: towards a national at the 2009 Dunedin Fringe Festival $55,000.00 and international artist in residence programme $25,000.00 The Clinic: towards final development $15,600.00 MUSIC costs for new multi-media work “Love You Headland Sculpture On The Gulf: towards Approximately” Baroque Voices: to commission six works for a biennial contemporary outdoor sculpture $55,000.00 Baroque Voices exhibition $15,000.00 The Oryza Foundation for Asian Performing $39,000.00 Arts: towards a season of seven new short Dudley Benson: towards recording and Rob Garrett Contemporary Fine Art Ltd. and theatre works titled “Asian Tales: Native arranging material for an album Alienz” Jennifer Buckley: towards commissioning an $15,000.00 $20,000.00 2 Young & Hungry Arts Trust: towards costs for Blue Oyster Arts Trust: towards the 2009 StAnza: Scotland’s Poetry Festival: towards the Festival of New Works 2009 gallery programme including exhibitions and presenting New Zealand poets at StAnza: $35,000.00 projects Scotland’s Poetry Festival in 2009 $85,040.00 $7,000.00 Arts Board: Presentation, Christchurch Art Gallery: towards a monograph Steele Roberts Ltd: towards a collection of to accompany a survey exhibition on Seraphine poetry by Tim Upperton Promotion & Audience Pick $2,000.00 Development $20,000.00 Storylines: Children’s Literature Charitable CRAFT/OBJECT ART Phil Dadson: towards the presentation of work at Sarajevo International Festival 2009 Trust of NZ: towards the Storylines Festival in Australian Centre for Craft & Design: towards $4,300.00 2009 New Zealand content in OBJECT magazine $45,000.00 $7,000.00 Enjoy Trust & Public Art Gallery: towards
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