Building audiences for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts
Why are some Australians embracing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts while others are not sure how to engage? To shed some light on this issue, the Australia Council commissioned and has recently published some revealing research.
Four things every not-for-profit arts board should know
Of the more than 4000 pieces of legislation that may impact on a board, we look at the four statutory requirements that not-for-profit directors should know about...
Open data
Right to Information (RTI) Day is on 28 September 2015. It is part of a global ‘Right to Know’ movement that began in 2002 and promotes the individual’s right of access to information and open and transparent governance.
6 stats about reading
Research shows Queenslanders love to read. But what types of things do we read? And how frequently are we reading? Here are a few quick statistics about reading from the Arts in Daily Life: Queenslanders and the arts research and Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Influences from far and wide
Abby Johnson shares her personal professional development journey as an independent dance artist…
Arts Queensland Resource Update - Issue 20 of 2015
Latest resource update
Organisations Fund application data - 2014-16
The Organisations Fund supports outstanding arts and cultural organisations with triennial funding of $70,000 or more per annum. Funding for the current triennium, 2014-2016 was awarded in October 2013 to 35 organisations.
The Camera Wanderers
Rachel Gaffney-Dawson talks about the Camera Wanderers program at Access Arts and the artists involved...
Arts and disability
Disability Action Week aims to empower people with disability, raise awareness of disability issues, and improve access and inclusion throughout the wider community. We thought we’d share some data about arts and cultural participation to stimulate thinking about how we can better engage disabled artists, audiences and carers.