Maidment Art Centre, with expatriate singer James Harrison returning to New Zealand to play the role of the artist. Horrocks has been a long-term trustee of the Len Lye Foundation and was involved in the creation of the Len Lye Centre which opened in New Plymouth in 2015. Public policy work When the Broadcasting Commission (NZ On Air) was created in 1989, Horrocks was appointed as one of the original board members. He served for eleven years, and for the last four years was deputy chair. Horrocks has been one of the founders of many cultural organizations, including the Auckland International Film Festival (established 1969), Alternative Cinema (1972), Association of Film & Television Teachers (later the National Association of Media Educators, 1983), Artspace (1986), NZ Electronic Poetry Centre (2001), NZ On Screen (2006), and Script to Screen (2009). He was a board member for many years of the Auckland University Press (and Board Chairman, 2001–2004), and on the advisory board of Te Ara (from 2002). His other public policy work has included positions in the Arts Council (1975–77 and 1985–7), Creative NZ (1998), and the Short Film Fund of the NZ Film Commission (1985-6). Film-making Horrocks was a co-scriptwriter of the feature film Skin Deep (1978). In 1975 he became a co-director of the film company Point of View Productions. Since then he has been the researcher or co-researcher of documentaries directed by his wife Shirley. In 2009 he wrote and directed the film Art that Moves which won the Van Gogh Prize in the 2010 Amsterdam Film Festival. Selected bibliography About Len Lye Figures of Motion: Selected Writings of Len Lye, ed. Roger Horrocks and Wystan Curnow (Auckland: Auckland University Press/Oxford University Press, 1984) Len Lye, ed. Jean-Michel Bouhours and Roger Horrocks (Paris: Centre Pompidou, 2000). Art that Moves: The Work of Len Lye (Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2009). Len Lye: A Biography (Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2001; second edition, 2015) Zizz!: The Life and Art of Len Lye (Wellington: Awa Press, 2015). The Long Dream of Waking: New Perspectives on Len Lye, ed. Paul Brobbel, Wystan Curnow and Roger Horrocks (Christchurch: Canterbury University Press, 2017). Other books On Film (Auckland: Heinemann, 1980). The Auckland Regional Transit Poetry Line (Wellington: Hawk Press/Brick Row, 1982). On Film II (Auckland: Heinemann, 1986). Television in New Zealand: Programming the Nation, ed. Roger Horrocks and Nick Perry (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 2004). The