2023 Briefing prepared for the incoming Minister of Arts, Culture and Heritage

A Business Case for Investment in Regional Arts, Culture and Creative Sector Development was produced in 2023 by the Regional Arts Network Aotearoa (RANA). Te Taumata supported the development of this business case which outlines the potential role of Regional Arts Organisations (RAOs) and advocates for sustained national investment in the establishment and ongoing funding of RAOs.

Mapping the Auckland Funding Ecosystem for Ngā Toi – Culture, Creativity and the Arts’ research report (2023) reviews funders and funding for regional for arts, culture and heritage.

Turning up the volume and sharing ideas on ways that we could create a more supportive sector environment

In 2021, Te Taumata Toi-a-Iwi drew together individuals and organisations to design and deliver a range of capability initiatives. The aim was to develop a collective impact model to build creative sector capability in Auckland and form a community of practice to support ongoing capability development in the region.

An overview of Te Taumata Toi-a-Iwi advocacy activity from 2019-2023

Te Taumata Toi-a-Iwi is supporting an ongoing conversation to explore opportunities for innovation in governance within the arts, culture and creative sector. In this article Caren Rangi considers opportunities for innovation in creative sector governance.

Te Taumata commissioned Rosabel Tan to research what Asian arts practitioners felt was needed to build a stronger Asian arts sector. Rosabel Tan’s report outlines the key issues facing the sector and three key areas of focus for support.

This report presents the findings from an online survey of people in the creative sector in Aotearoa, conducted over June-July 2022. This is the third and final national survey in the current series of surveys intended to track the state of the creative sector in Aotearoa. In total there were 635 respondents nationwide.

Te Taumata Toi-a-Iwi prepared a submission towards the development of Manatū Taonga, Ministry of Culture and Heritage’s Long Term Insights Briefing (LTIB)

This report presents topline findings from an online survey of those in the creative sector in Aotearoa, between the period of September-October 2021.

This report presents topline findings from an online survey of those in the creative sector in Tāmaki Makaurau, between the period of September-October 2021.

This report presents topline findings from an online survey of those in the creative sector in Tāmaki Makaurau, between the period of June-July 2021.