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Art Exhibition : Birds and Turtles - Submissions Invited |
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The Fiji Arts Council would like to invite you to submit an artwork design (and a one paragraph description of your artwork) for an upcoming art exhibition on the theme of “Birds and Turtles” hosted by the Fiji Arts Council in conjunction with the French Embassy, Fiji. The exhibition will take place on July 15, 2009 as part of the Pacific Youth Festival.
Artists may work in any art form or medium of choice (i.e. painting, costume, re-cycle art, pottery, sculptures (metal, wood, etc ). The theme can be interpreted literally or metaphorically, depending on the artists interpretation.
A fee of FJ$150.00 is provided to assist each artists in acquiring of materials. It is a sales exhibition and the artwork should be available for the exhibition.
Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require further clarification regarding the exhibition. You can submit your design with a description of what you can do, to Fiji Arts Council, at the Fiji Centre for the Arts at Procera House, Waimanu Road, opposite Rb. Patel. You can also email to Lingikoni on
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or Lambert Ho on
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or call/fax:
Fiji Arts Council
Tel: +679 3311754
Fax: +679 3311962
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Islands of the World Fashion Week |
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Dear Pacific Arts Alliance Designers and friends,
If you are interested in participating in this year's Islands of
the World Fashion Week, please note that the relevant information for
application procedures and forms is currently up on the website: www.islandsfashionweek.com.
The forms, including the application form, can be found on the "Registration" page. All
designers, including returning designers, must go through the
application process as some of the requirements and criteria have
changed. Please
take a moment to read through the various documents, which include the
list of items for submission, submission deadline dates, and new
registration fees.
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Dear All,
An
opportunity exists for women entrepreneurs and exporters to get
involved with the Women Going Global network and for organisations
focussed on women in business in the South Pacific to link with this
organisation. Although
this is (at least initially) an Australian based organisation,
Christine Gibbs-Stewart, the General Manager of the Australian Business
International Trade Services has approached PITIC with the objective of
engaging with women exporters and widening the membership network to
include the Pacific and beyond. As a bit of background Chris provided me with the following:
“Women
Going Global is an initiative of our organisation and the NSW
Department of State and Regional Development to help women in
international business achieve their international business goals. We
do this through inspiring, empowering and connecting people – both
face-to-face and on-line. Please see our website www.womengoingglobal.com.au for more information.
Currently,
our members are only in NSW and we are working to take the program
national with Austrade. We would also like women in other countries to
“join as a member” so we can start connecting women around the world to
create business opportunities.
Membership
for those overseas is free and they will have a listing on our website
and be able to access and use all the member only areas. The main
purpose of the website is for communication – discussion and asking
questions – and connecting women across the globe. The more women we
have the better, and we are seeking to build this into a very dynamic
program which delivers real outcomes.
In order for someone to join, they need to send to
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1) Brief company profile (a few paragraphs)
2) A high resolution logo
3) Brief personal bio
4) Contact details including
a. First name
b. Last name
c. Title
d. Company
e. Address, including country
f. Tel
g. Fax
h. Mobile/cell
i. e-mail
j. website
With
this information, they will be loaded on the website and given a
password so they can edit their own profile and view/participate in the
members only section.
Women’s
organisation in your region are also invited to send us a link to their
website and we will put this on our website as well.”
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7th Pacific International Documentary Film Festival (FIFO Tahiti 2010)
Dear friends, producers and filmmakers,
CALL for ENTRIES
The 7th Pacific International Documentary Film Festival will take place in Papeete, Tahiti, from 26 to 31 january, 2010.
Entries have been open for some weeks now and will close on October 1st, 2009.
If you have produced or directed documentary films in the South Pacific region during these three last years, we would be delighted to consider them for our next festival and encourage you to submit them as soon as possible.
Below you will find the entry form and the festival's rules and guidelines.
FIFO 2009 Awards
At the FIFO 2009, which took place in Tahiti from January 27 to February 1st, 2009, "An Island Calling" directed by Annie Goldson (New Zealand), won both the grand jury prize (with €4200).
Special awards went to "River of No Return" directed by Darlene Johnson (Australia), "Sevrapek City" by Emmanuel Broto & Fabienne Tzerikiantz (France) and "The Oasis" by Sascha Ettinger-Epstein & Ian Darling (Australia). The three winners respectively received €2500 in prize money.
This
highly successful sixth edition of the FIFO gave the public and
participants the opportunity to discover the many faces, cultures,
histories and rich stories of the people of the South Pacific. The
range of subjects revealed not only the rich diversity and difference
within our region but also that which unites us. The festival's
partnership with RFO, (France Television group), enabled wide
broadcasting of the prize-winning films.
We hope you may help us make the next FIFO even better than the last.
With sun-filled greetings from Tahiti,
Pierre OLLIVIER
FIFO Director
BP 381498 Tamanu - 98718 Punaauia - Polynésie française
Email : organisation@filmfestivaloceanie.org
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Commonwealth Fellowship give an opportunity for mid career professionals (who are Commonwealth citizens living in developing
countries) to come to the UK for a period of up to 3 months to
progress their professional development. All essential costs are
covered.
The Commonwealth Foundation is prepared to consider hosting the
placement of suitable applicants. The Commonwealth Scholarship
Commission ( which funds the initiative) particularly invites
applications from those with experience in the following areas:
Agriculture/Fisheries/Forestry
Education
Environment
Governance
Public Health and Engineering/Science/Technology
Key Dates
Applications close April 30, 2009. If you are interested please act quickly !
Fellowships must be taken up after 14 September 2009 but before 11 January
2010
Further information
Full details of the scheme including the prospectus and application
form are available on http://www.cscuk.org.uk/docs/ACUFormFv3final.pdf
Interested in applying ?
If you have a contact at the Foundation please direct your enquiry
through them before applying, or alternatively contact the
Commonwealth Foundation for further details. The Commonwealth
Foundation, Pall Mall, London. Tel +44 (0)20 7930 3783 or email
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