Artworks - Revision history

Wolfgang Fahl at 10:50, 7 October 2014

2014-10-07T10:50:01Z

2014-10-07T10:49:48Z

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 Artworks : Location address: 2 Korora Rd [[Oneroa]]
-{{#display_map: 2 Kororoa Rd Waiheke Island|zoom=15}}
+{{#display_map: 2 Kororoa Rd Waiheke Island|zoom=16}}
 Artworks Waiheke Island is a community arts and cultural centre in [[Oneroa]], developed from what was once a Mitre 10 timber outlet owned by [[Tony Pope]]. It was bought by [[Auckland City Council]] in 2003 for $2 million.  The Mitre 10 branch was moved to [[Ostend]] and subsequently changed to a [[Placemakers]] store.

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 Artworks : Location address: 2 Korora Rd [[Oneroa]]
-{{#display_map: 2 Kororoa Rd Waiheke Island|zoom=14}}
+{{#display_map: 2 Kororoa Rd Waiheke Island|zoom=15}}
 Artworks Waiheke Island is a community arts and cultural centre in [[Oneroa]], developed from what was once a Mitre 10 timber outlet owned by [[Tony Pope]]. It was bought by [[Auckland City Council]] in 2003 for $2 million.  The Mitre 10 branch was moved to [[Ostend]] and subsequently changed to a [[Placemakers]] store.

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 Artworks : Location address: 2 Korora Rd [[Oneroa]]
-{{#display_map: 2 Kororoa Rd Waiheke Island}}
+{{#display_map: 2 Kororoa Rd Waiheke Island|zoom=14}}
 Artworks Waiheke Island is a community arts and cultural centre in [[Oneroa]], developed from what was once a Mitre 10 timber outlet owned by [[Tony Pope]]. It was bought by [[Auckland City Council]] in 2003 for $2 million.  The Mitre 10 branch was moved to [[Ostend]] and subsequently changed to a [[Placemakers]] store.

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 Artworks : Location address: 2 Korora Rd [[Oneroa]]
+{{#display_map: 2 Kororoa Rd Waiheke Island}}
 Artworks Waiheke Island is a community arts and cultural centre in [[Oneroa]], developed from what was once a Mitre 10 timber outlet owned by [[Tony Pope]]. It was bought by [[Auckland City Council]] in 2003 for $2 million.  The Mitre 10 branch was moved to [[Ostend]] and subsequently changed to a [[Placemakers]] store.

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 The plan sets out five strategic objectives:
-    * continuing to develop Artworks as an arts and cultural centre that reflects, and is supported by the local community
+* continuing to develop Artworks as an arts and cultural centre that reflects, and is supported by the local community
-    * supporting the local community by providing opportunities for their participation in arts and cultural activities
+* supporting the local community by providing opportunities for their participation in arts and cultural activities
-    * attracting visitors through arts and cultural activities
+* attracting visitors through arts and cultural activities
-    * recognising and promoting Artworks as part of council's network of facilities and venues
+* recognising and promoting Artworks as part of council's network of facilities and venues
-    * maximising opportunities for integration between Artworks and the new Waiheke community library.
+* maximising opportunities for integration between Artworks and the new Waiheke community library.
 The draft will become final mid 2009 where action points and development plans will be implemented.

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 The draft will become final mid 2009 where action points and development plans will be implemented.
-[[Image:Artworks1.jpg]] [[Image:Artworkslibrary.jpg]]
+[[Image:Artworks1.jpg]] [[Image:Artworkslibrary.jpg]] [[Image:Theatre.JPG|300px]]
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-Artworks is a community arts and cultural centre in Oneroa, developed from what was once a timber outlet owned by [[Tony Pope]]. It was bought by Auckland City during the reign of mayor John Banks for $2 million.
+Artworks : Location address: 2 Korora Rd [[Oneroa]]
 Among its facilities are the [[Waiheke Library]], the [[Waiheke Community Art Gallery]], the [[Waiheke Community Cinema]], [[Artworks Theatre]], [[Waiheke Radio]], [[Ajadz]] Indian restaurant, Tanya Batt's [[Once Upon an Island]] Story Centre, the office of the [[Waste Resource Trust]], the Waiheke Visitor Information Centre and [[Whittaker's Musical Experience]].
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+In November 2008 a draft strategic plan for the site was released with the vision proposed to be:

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-Artworks is a community arts and cultural centre in Oneroa, developed from what was once a timber outlet owned by [[Tony Pope]]. It was bought by Auckland City during the reign of mayor John Banks for $2 million. Among its facilities are the [[Waiheke Library]], the [[Waiheke Community Art Gallery]], the [[Waiheke Community Cinema]], [[Artworks Theatre]], [[Ajadz]] Indian restaurant, Tanya Batt's [[Once Upon an Island]] Story-telling Centre, the office of the Waste Resource Trust, the Waiheke Visitor Information Centre and [[Whittaker's Musical Experience]].
+Artworks is a community arts and cultural centre in Oneroa, developed from what was once a timber outlet owned by [[Tony Pope]]. It was bought by Auckland City during the reign of mayor John Banks for $2 million. Among its facilities are the [[Waiheke Library]], the [[Waiheke Community Art Gallery]], the [[Waiheke Community Cinema]], [[Artworks Theatre]], [[Ajadz]] Indian restaurant, Tanya Batt's [[Once Upon an Island]] Story Centre, the office of the [[Waste Resource Trust]], the Waiheke Visitor Information Centre and [[Whittaker's Musical Experience]].
 The [[Waiheke Radio|Waiheke Community Radio Trust]] has recently acquired residence in Artworks and hopes to have community radio broadcasting from Artworks again soon.
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