"So many people tut and say "Someone should do something", but so few step forward and say "...and that someone is me" –Terry Pratchett
Through education and advocacy, the Creative Freedom Foundation seeks to encourage, and promote New Zealand artist's views on issues that have the potential to influence their collective creativity.
The Creative Freedom Foundation is a charitable organisation that was founded in 2008 by NZ artists and technologists Bronwyn Holloway-Smith and Matthew Holloway in response to changes in New Zealand that threatened to undermine artists and public rights in the name of protecting creativity.
We represent thousands of New Zealand artists including musicians, film makers, visual artists, designers, writers, & performers.
Our primary goals are:
This is for general contact. Please note that this is not the same as signing a petition. Alternatively you can email cff@holloway.co.nz.
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Bronwyn Holloway-Smith – Director, TrusteeCFF Co-founder Bronwyn Holloway-Smith is an Artist She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (First Class Honours) from Massey University and and her work has been exhibited throughout New Zealand and Australia. She is also one-half of the band Elbow vs. Knee Phone (+64) 21 107 5747 |
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Matthew Holloway – TrusteeCFF Co-founder Matthew Holloway is a graphic designer, film-maker, software developer and long-time supporter of the arts in New Zealand. |
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Luke Rowell – TrusteeLuke Rowell is a Wellington-based musician perhaps better known as the one-man-band DISASTERADIO DISASTERADIO is currently touring the USA and Europe. |
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