ANZATA

ANZATA (Australian and New Zealand Arts Therapy Association) is the professional organisation for arts therapists and promotes the therapeutic use of the arts for the improvement of human well-being.

Arts Access Aotearoa

Arts Access Aotearoa Whakahauhau Katoa o Hanga advocates for all New Zealanders to have access to the arts, as a creator or audience member, regardless of their barriers, such as disability or health. It also facilitates arts programmes for people in prison.

Barry Thomas

This digital collection on the Te Papa website features artwork by Barry Thomas, including documentation of his 1978 installation ‘Vacant lot of cabbages’.

Music Therapy New Zealand Te Roopu Puoro Whakoora o Aotearoa,

Music Therapy New Zealand (MThNZ) promotes the use of music to assist the healing and personal growth of people with special needs.

Barton, Christina. ‘Fragments and bits: a brief history of temporary art in Wellington.’ In Wellington: a city for sculpture, edited by Jenny Harper, Aaron Lister and Bruce Connew, 120–127. Wellington: Victoria University Press in association with the Wellington Sculpture Trust, 2007.

Burke, Gregory, and Ann Calhoun, eds. Art and organised labour: images of working life and trade union life in New Zealand. Wellington: Wellington City Art Gallery, 1990.

Gribben, Trish. Blast: Pat Hanly: the painter and his protests. Auckland: Lopdell House Gallery, 2009.