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Arts funding guide 2012
04 May 2012
The Australia Council offers a wide range of programs to nurture the quality, richness and diversity of the arts. In 2010 –11, we invested over $163 million in artists and arts organisations to support Australian artists to make art for Australian and international audiences.
Women in theatre
23 April 2012
Culture Count: Measuring Cultural Value
20 April 2012
Download the transcript and watch the videos from Culture Count: a forum of measuring cultural value. Hasan Bakhshi delivered the keynote address, arguing for more rigorous decision about cultural funding.
Arts Yarn Up - edition 7
05 April 2012
In this issue we unearth the vibrancy of Indigenous literature, highlight current developments with the Indigenous Art Code, and bring you a special feature on Leadership in the Arts.
Arts and education partnerships research
30 January 2012
Arts Victoria and the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) commissioned research and evaluation of partnerships between schools and the professional arts sector in two stages, generating two reports.
It’s a given: Tracking the importance of private giving and sponsorship to key organisations
08 November 2011
This report tracks and analyses private sector income of Australia Council funded key organisations for the years 2008 to 2010.
Connecting:// arts audiences online
07 October 2011
Connecting:// arts audiences online explores how arts organisations can use the internet to build audience engagement and drive attendance. It highlights key opportunities for arts organisations to enhance audience engagement online.
Essential governance practices for arts organisations
26 September 2011
National business plan framework for arts organisations
26 September 2011
Economic contribution of the venue-based live music industry in Australia
21 September 2011
The study provides an estimate of the venue-based live music industry’s economic contribution in terms of gross output, value add and employment for the 2009/10 financial year.
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