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In this section you'll find essential news for New Zealand artists. As well as the latest from Chrysalis Seed, read about competitions and awards, funding and residencies, and general news from the Christian arts scene around New Zealand and abroad.
Email Chrysalis Seed if you have an arts story or event
We've just launched our very own social network. The chrysalis seed arts community is a place to share your thoughts and experiences with others involved in the visual arts. As a member, you can:
- Customise your profile to create a web presence for your art
- Publicise upcoming exhibitions or events on the events calendar
- Start or participate in groups and discussion forums
- Seek advice, help or feedback for your arts project
It's free to join, so visit this rapidly-growing community now and see what's happening!
CS Arts issue 31 - October 2008 is now available. Look for hardcopies in your art school, gallery or library, or download it free from this website.
The bumper 52 page final edition explores "death and resurrection" through the art and lives of artists from our latest emerging talents to our greatest master.
You'll notice changes to the way you access CS Arts online. Each edition now has its own page, with the contents and a description of each item listed.
Some individual articles, interviews and reviews are also available online for those who prefer not to download the full edition PDF files. The most recent of these are reviews of exhibitions by Tony Nicholls, Jessica Crothall and Peter Carson.
Interviews available to read online
Reviews available to read online
Articles available to read online
Browse the CS Arts archives
The October edition of CS Arts is the last of the current series. After a considered process over several months, the Trust Board have decided to move Chrysalis Seed into a new season. Creative director and CS Arts editor Peter Crothall explains the changes in a letter available via the link above.
Art competitions
Funding and residency opportunities
Other art news
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