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.
STATE BUDGET MISSES THE MARK FOR ARTISTS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
The Arts Industry Council of South Australia (AICSA) is disappointed by the South Australian Government’s 2017-2018 budget, which sees no new investment directly into the independent arts sector, despite a modest set of proposals provided to the Government by AICSA in November 2016.
AICSA 2017 Annual General Meeting
AICSA Annual General Meeting Many thanks to members and friends who attended the AICSA Annual General Meeting on 24 May. We are very pleased to welcome new and continuing committee members who were elected at the AGM: Liz Hawkins (Director of Programming, Development
AICSA 2017-2018 Budget Briefing
AICSA 2017-2018 Budget Briefing Arts Industry Council of SA invites the arts sector to gather for a briefing about the State Budget 2017-2018 and what it means for the arts and for artists. The gathering will also provide information about AICSA’s 2018 state
AICSA seeking $17mil+ investment in SA artists and small to medium arts organisations
Arts Industry Council of South Australia seeking a $17milllion+ investment in artists and small-to-medium arts organisations in the next State Budget The Arts Industry Council of South Australia (AICSA) has written to South Australian Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis proposing five initiatives that would see
AICSA responds to VET Student Loans Eligible Course List
In a letter sent to Senator the Hon Simon Birmingham Minister for Education and Training, AICSA has asked for re-consideration of the availability of Fee-Help to Creative Arts courses. The proposed Federal Government changes to fee paying courses include the scrapping of VET
Ben Eltham forum: WHEN THE GOAL POSTS MOVE
Join Ben Eltham as he speaks about his Platform Paper When the Goal Posts Move: Patronage, power and resistance in Australian cultural policy 2013–2016 Mercury Cinema, Wednesday 5 October, 6pm for 6.30pm start Free Entry (bookings at Eventbrite) In this wide-ranging overview of