New Zealand emerging young artists and designers in Architecture, Fashion, Space, Communication, Products, and Digital Design.
ADNZ --- Arts and Design of New Zealand
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ADNZ is a new platform for emerging young designers and artists in New Zealand. Through ADNZ Annual Exhibition, regular conferences, and exchange programmes, ADNZ promotes the achievements of talented NZ students from high schools to university postgraduates and young adults.

Based in Remuera Auckland, ADNZ groups professional designers/artists, private tuitions institutes, consultants, NZ national awards winners, university senior lecturers, promising students, and passionated amateurs.

Become a member

Membership benefits

  • Individual Member: Minimum 16 years old. (For those who are under 16 of age, they need to be represented by a parent or a guardian.)
  • Corporate Member: A NZ registered company in arts or design business with at least 3-year professional experience.

Membership Year 2019-2020:
From 01 September 2019 to 31 August 2020.

Membership fees:
$65 NZD per person/company for Year 2019-2020
All membership goes for the entire membership year, and apply to the entitled person/business only. There is no refund or deduction.

Membership application will be upon the approval of ADNZ Centre Board.
Please fill in the Contact Form and we will get back to you as soon as possible. 
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As a ADNZ member, you will be able to:
  • Benefit discounted participation fees of all ADNZ events, including ADNZ Annual Exhibition.
  • Attend ADNZ exclusive member-only annual conference day in Central Auckland.
  • Attend ADNZ exclusive member-only annual conference day at North Shore.
  • Benefit the priority of participation to all ADNZ events.
  • Access to member-only resources.
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