He aha ngā tāke kōrero? | What’s the story? 2018

Cover image: Jacob Dombroski in his award-winning solo show, Big J Stylez, created by Jacob with direction by Rose Kirkup Design: Rowan Pierce Produced by Everybody Cool Lives Here Jacob was Highly Commended in the Arts Access Artistic Achievement Award 2018  Photo: Philip Merry 

Te Arotake | Performance review 2018

Cover image: Duncan Armstrong in his award-winning solo show, Force Field, created with Isobel MacKinnon Design: Meg Rollandi, Marcus McShane and Jason Wright. Produced by Everybody Cool Lives Here  Duncan was Highly Commended in the Arts Access Artistic Achievement Award 2017  Photo: Andi Crown

Arts Access Aotearoa in 2018

He aha ngā tāke kōrero? | What’s the story? 2018

"One little word when it comes to the arts is so valuable and important to me – access," said Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at the opening address of Creative New Zealand’s conference, Nui Te Korero, in May 2018. Access to the arts! This is a powerful statement at the highest level of the New Zealand Government about the importance of the arts in people’s lives and in the communities where we live.

The Prime Minister’s statement reflects Arts Access Aotearoa’s name and its vision of a society where everyone in New Zealand can participate in the arts. After all, access to the arts is a basic human right.

You can read the Chair and Executive Director's report on 2018 in He aha ngā tāke kōrero? | What's the story? 2018.

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Te Arotake | Performance review 2018

Arts Access Aotearoa’s independent Auditor Reports for the year ended 31 December 2018 are published in Te Arotake | Performance review 2018. This document includes its Statement of Service Performance, Statement of Financial Performance, Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Cash Flows, Statement of Accounting Policies and Notes to the Performance Report.

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Te Arotake Performance review 2018