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Featured News Porirua’s Pataka Museum hosts Kulimoe'anga Stone Maka ExhibitionThe Pataka Museum of Arts and Cultures in Porirua will host Ngatu Tu’uli – the Past is Now, an exhibition by contemporary Tongan artist Kulimoe’anga Stone Maka. Based on the sacred Tongan ngatuCreative NZ contestable funding: Deadline for Applications this FridayCreative New Zealand is now accepting applications for the first round of 2011 grants. Its contestable funding guide on how to apply is now available online from the Creative New Zealand website. Paci![]() ‘Lost Coast’ Concert Live in Hamilton, Wellington and Auckland!Solkrush Entertainment is proud to present ‘Lost Coast Sound’. The live concert features popular artists Fiji, Kiwini, Laga Savea, Siaosi with Hot Rain and special guest Alo Key. HAMILTON: Thurs![]() Entries for the S3 Pacific Music Awards 2011 Are Now OpenOrganised by the Pacific Music Awards Trust, the S3 Pacific Music Awards will be held on Saturday 28 May 2011. Entries are now open and nominations are due by Monday 21 February 2011 for the following![]() Robert Sullivan and Courtney Meredith FREE Writing WorkshopFor all those interested in poetry and gaining new skills, this is a workshop for you. The free workshop is led by Robert Sullivan and Courtney Meredith. Robert Sullivan is Nga Puhi and emerged as a d![]() Applications Open for Playmarket and Banana Boat Creative ClinicsPlaymarket in partnership with Banana Boat invite all Maori and Pasifika playwrights with complete drafts of new unproduced plays to apply for a place in creative development clinics and one-on-one la![]() Jessica Hansell launches 'Philosoflygirl: Brain Map of a Pacific Misfit'The 2011 Pacific arts calendar kicks off with the exciting launch of Jessica Hansell’s Pholosoflygirl: Brain Map of a Pacific Misfit at the Fresh Gallery Otara in South Auckland on Thursday 27 Janua![]() Okaioceanikart Gallery exhibits Feu’u tribute to LapitaThe Okaioceanikart Gallery in Auckland is proudly exhibiting Fatu Feu’u’s latest woodcuts. The exhibition honours the memory of Feu’u’s dear friend and mentor, the late Professor Roger Green.![]() Black Friars: Keeping talented Pacific people off the streets and on the stageBlack Friars is a group of first generation New Zealand-born Pacific actors who challenge stereotypes and preconceptions through theatre. Based in South Auckland, the theatre company was formed in 200
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