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Artists and employment
A practical tax workbook that is designed to assist artists and arts organisations with the tax system.
Artswork: a report on Australians working in the arts
An overview of arts employment in Australia undertaken by the National Centre for Culture and Recreation Statistics Unit at the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Artswork 2: a report on Australians working in the arts
Provides a statistical overview of the millions of Australians who are involved in amateur and professional work in the arts and culture. It summarises data on the numbers, demographics, income and education of artsworkers.
You don't have to be famous, gifted or even very rich to benefit your favourite arts organisation, cultural institution or arts practitioners in a lasting way.
But what do you do for a living?: a new economic study of Australian artists
Presents the major findings from the 1993 survey of Australian artists' work practices and lifestyles.
Copyright, moral rights and community cultural development
A guide for organisations, communities and artists involved in collaborative arts projects.
Don't give up your day job: an economic study of professional artists in Australia
A survey of the economic circumstances of 1063 practising professional Australian artists.
Getting connected: making your mentorship work
This is the handbook for you if you are seeking or planning a mentorship in the arts industry - either as a mentoree or mentor.
The artist at work: some further results from the 1988 survey of individual artists
Further results from the 1988 Survey of individual artists providing details on the working lives and conditions of artists.
Working paper 1: changing income and employment circumstances of individual artists
Reports on key issues and trends for professional artists.