Auckland Council’s Culture and Diversity Team (Community and Social Policy) partnered with Te Taumata Toi-a-Iwi to carry out engagement with the arts and culture sector to inform the overall approach and scope of work for producing a reimagined Toi Whītiki.

This report presents topline findings from an online survey of those in the creative sector in Aotearoa, between the period of Feb-March 2022.

This report presents topline findings from an online survey of those in the creative sector in Tāmaki Makaurau, between the period of Feb-March 2022.

Six debaters lined up on the 16th of March 2021to passionately argue that the arts are, or are not, essential.

In January 2021 we commissioned Rosabel Tan to speak with leading “architects of imagination” about how they’re reimagining Aotearoa’s post-Covid ngā toi arts and culture sector.

2020 briefing for the incoming Minister of Arts, Culture and Heritage