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As part of the inaugural festival in 2018 we are delighted to share with you this new fund which has been set up to fortify & grow the presence of resourceful craft in Aotearoa New Zealand. This fund & it's impact is needed because as a society we are losing the ability...
Thanks to grant funding from Creative New Zealand we have been able to develop new work & put a whole lot of energy into developing our Resourceful Skills Workshops programme this last year.   In later 2017 we received a grant from Creative New Zealand for this purpose & this has contributed significantly...
From wastefulness to resourcefulness - Occupational Therapist & Rekindle founder Juliet Arnott gave this TEDx talk, seen below, in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand in late 2017.  “Resourcefulness is a complex interaction between our inner resources and Earth’s resources, upon which we desperately depend. It is made up of a set...
We are SO excited about our festival Necessary Traditions which will happen this November 2018 for the very first time. This event is based at the beautiful Arts Centre in central Ōtautahi Christchurch. Necessary Traditions runs across a week from 8th to 17th November, with the main event across the weekend on...
With huge thanks to the Enliven Places Project Fund at Christchurch City Council, we are able to offer a series of free workshops during some weekdays starting from 6th August 2018. This funding has enabled us to begin to deliver these free workshops (at our previous central city site) and now to...
Just in case you're wondering where you can find our workshop, we are in The Arts Centre in in the central city of Ōtautahi Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand. This is at 28 Worcester Boulevard, upstairs on Level 1 in the Boys' High Building. Please see the map below or click the link above to head...
It is a wonderful thing to find a place that echoes the intentions of your work, and we have found this in the Brandenburg Coppice at Lincoln University. You can read more about the history of the Coppice here. Thanks to Lincoln University, Selwyn District Council, Creative Communities & Creative New Zealand...