One of AICSA’s goals is to extend the reach of our communications to engage with not only our members but the broader sector, the government, the media and the public to communicate the value of arts and culture.
SURVEY // Pre-State Election Member Survey
It’s been an interesting year for the arts and culture sector, with the cultural policy launched in March turning Arts South Australia into Create SA, the Artists at Work Taskforce report released in July, and the value of the arts due to be enshrined
READ // South Australian Budget – AICSA’s Sector Advisory Note
Summary: AICSA welcomes two new funded initiatives in the State Budget while seeking and receiving further information regarding funding announcements and the delivery of A Place to Create; seeks an appraisal of the Arts Investment Fund; and calls for the release of the Artists
AICSA statement on Creative Australia board decision to rescind offer to the 2026 Venice Biennale artistic team
AICSA joins our colleagues around the country – artists, curators and arts organisations – in condemning Creative Australia’s decision to rescind the commission of the artistic team chosen for the Venice Biennale 2026, artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino, just five days after
Arts Sector Meet-up
AICSA Arts Sector Meet-up 28 January 2025, 5:30pmNexus Arts Venue, Kaurna Yarta, Cnr North Tce & Morphett StreetPresented by the Arts Industry Council SA Whether you’re interested in joining, are new to AICSA or a long-standing member, join us in January for
READ // AICSA releases SA art sector WHS report
Nicholas Hanisch & Cassie Thring, Not Legal Tender, 2023, linocut, screen-print, digital print on paper Artist Commission Last year, AICSA commissioned artists to produce work inspired by five key advocacy messages. We asked Nicholas Hanisch and Cassie Thring to create a piece inspired by the
August advocacy update
L-R: Event facilitator, Dr Gemma Beale, AICSA Co-Chair Emma Webb OAM, SACOSS CEO Ross Womersley, Kuma Kaaru’s Cliffy Wilson, The Hon Peter Malinauskas MP, Premier of South Australia, SA Unions Secretary Dale Beasley and Conservation Council SA CEO Kirsty Bevan. Civil Society Roundtable