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The Performing Arts Network of New Zealand (PANNZ) is investigating the possibility of creating a central arts sector hub - a digital platform where work, ideas and tools from the industry can be shared and exchanged.

PANNZ is considering creating an online space where presenters and artists can exchange their work, where artists and producers can access and share working resources and where the sector can come together for online hui (social gathering/assembly) about what's most pertinent to the creative industry.

In moving the idea forward, PANNZ seeks industry input about the need for such a platform in Aotearoa and is asking stakeholders to undertake a survey on the matter.

For questions on the concept, contact PANNZ's Esther Roberts on Email: esther@pannz.org.nz

Click here to complete the survey.

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