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"As a gallery owner I used Alliance Alliance to help me write a standard contract, as an artist I use Artists Alliance to keep me up to date with exhibition and residency opportunities, and as a marketer I use Artists Alliance to promote arts events to artists. And Maggie is always keen to come to Wanganui and root for the arts!"
- Jodie Dalgleish, Gallery Dalgleish
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about us - highlights 2001-2006 |
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Creative New Zealand funding begins in January 2001.
Artists Alliance staff increased from one part time person to one full time and one part time person.
New governance structure introduced at the 2001 Annual General Meeting.
Publication of the inaugural issue of Appliance as a supplement to the Artists Alliance #53 in April, 2002. Appliance becomes a regular supplement to the magazine.
Publication of the artists' workbook. An inquiry tool: professional development for visual artists in October 2002. Available to members only.
Publication of The Guide for Visual Artists in October 2002. The Executive Director is re-appointed to the Auckland City Creative Communities Committee for a further term.
The Executive Director completes a successful four-week residency at the NAVA (National Association for the Visual Arts) office in Sydney mid-October to mid-November 2002.
www.artistsalliance.org.nz launched in June 2003.
In September 2004 Artists Alliance takes up a contract with the Ministry of Education to deliver the Artists in Schools curriculum enhancement programme.
Artists Alliance signs an Affiliation Agreement with Viscopy.
The Code of Practice for Artists and Dealers is launched at the Inaugural Auckland Art Fair in September 2005.
The E-Newsletter is launched Feb. 2006
See also: History, People
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