NPEA survey results – a sneak peek

July 28, 2015By adminUncategorized No Comments

Quick update to let you know that our first 53 responses are in on this survey. We’ve quickly saved them to a pdf so that you can have a quick look at what your peers and colleagues are thinking and take the survey yourself. It’ll all add to our sector’s response on the NPEA draft … Read More

Australia Council revised grants program announced this morning

July 23, 2015By adminAustralia Council for the Arts, Funding, National News No Comments

The Australia Council for the Arts has today announced changes to its grants program in response to the 2015-16 budget measures. Source: Australia Council outlines revised grants program | Australia Council Their announcement leads with a focus on ‘The Council will continue to deliver a grants program for individuals, groups, and small to medium sized … Read More

About last night – a united sector responds to the national funding vacuum

July 3, 2015By adminAdvocacy, Diversity, Research & Advocacy, Support No Comments

Our Future in Their Hands – with thanks to Feral Arts for the live stream and Australian Theatre for Young People for the venue and all who attended! The consensus last night was that WE (individually and as a united ecology of micro, small, medium, independent, major, key, regional, metropolitan, western, culturally and creatively diverse … Read More

National Program for Excellence in the Arts (NPEA) Guidelines released – inquiry submission and NPEA feedback information & support

July 2, 2015By adminAdvocacy, National News, Research & Advocacy, Support No Comments

Dear Associates and Peers, If you can’t attend tonight’s Free the Arts forum (scroll down for agenda) at ATYP in Sydney it will be streamed from 6.00pm EST. You can access the stream on the Free the Arts Facebook page: Free The Arts Facebook or via the LiveStream event page Free the Arts Livestream On twitter please … Read More

What happened on June 18 in Canberra and what happens now OR ‘Brandis refuses to meet with arts industry’ 

June 19, 2015By adminUncategorized No Comments

More than 60 senior arts leaders and artists travelled to Canberra yesterday to discuss changes to arts funding, but the Minister for the Arts refused to see them. Source: Brandis refuses to meet with arts industry | ArtsHub Australia The delegation mainly from the small-to-medium sector and from all states and territories travelled to Parliament … Read More