
Open Studio Day
Sat 20 March
11am - 3pm
More than 20 artists based at Corban Estate are ready to welcome you into their studios, to meet them and discuss their art practices.
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Covid-19 update: Corban Estate Arts Centre is temporarily closed to the public from Sunday 28 February 2021. The health and welfare of our whānau and communities is of the utmost importance to us, and we will continue to update our status in line with the Covid-19 guidelines.
There are a variety of ways to get involved and support the things we do at Corban Estate. We are always looking for volunteers and love working with interns, or as a Charitable Trust, are happy to accept donations.
Work alongside staff helping at events and exhibition openings, assisting with exhibition installation and setting up art classes and workshops. Contact our volunteers coordinator, Eilis Galuszewski to find our more: eilis@ceac.org.nz / (09) 838 4455 x 211
The Corban Estate Arts Centre is grateful for the funding support from the following organisations:
Auckland Council and the Henderson Massey Local Board as its primary funder, under an annual agreement.
The Trusts Community Foundation for a great variety of projects and events, such as the annual Kids Arts Festival, website development and equipment.
Creative Communities for Open Arts Day and Word Up events.
Foundation North for a whole suite of youth projects, events and education programmes, including the VIBE Festival and Westside Tales Youth Theatre.
The Henderson Massey Local Board for projects such as the Henderson Town Centre, Love Hendo and the Kākano Youth Arts Collective.
The Waitakere Ranges and Whau Local Boards for supporting the TEMP Project.
Auckland Council’s Regional Events Fund and Sustainability Fund for the TEMP Project.
Lotteries Grants for contributing to our Alt Arts programme, for youth outside mainstream education.
The Potter Trust for its support to the Kākano Youth Arts Collective.
Creative NZ for specific visual art projects.
First Sovereign for website development
The John Logan Campbell Residuary Estate for its support making arts programmes available to children from low decile schools.