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.
AICSA’s response to Federal Budget 2015-16
The Arts Industry Council of SA has written to Senator Brandis, to express concerns in changes to arts funding in the 2015-16 Federal Budgets announcement. Click to view the letter or read below: —- Friday 15 May 2015 Dear Senator, We write to you following
FEDERAL BUDGET RESPONSES
The Federal Budget announcement of last night has a significant impact on the arts. Find out how with these good reads: Live Performance Australia – LPA summary of the Federal Budget 2015–16 SMH – Federal Budget 2015: Australia Council loses $104m, funneled to
AICSA AGM 2015
AICSA’s Annual General Meeting is fast approaching and you are invited to attend. The AGM will be held at the recently relaunched Nexus Arts, featuring an overview of the relaunched venue’s new vision, along with an outline of AICSA’s work over the previous
Arts on the agenda for the Davenport by-election
Dear AICSA members, As we continue to compile and collate all the ideas, suggestions and provocations that have arisen from the 40 Year Vision for the Arts Forum, one of the most consistent statements to emerge has been the need for the arts
Davenport by-election: Write to your candidates
The by-election for the district of Davenport will take place on Saturday 31 January 2015. More information can be found here. The Arts Industry Council of South Australia is currently asking arts lovers in the Davenport electorate to write to candidates, asking them what
Why we need a 40 Year Vision for the Arts in South Australia
Why we need a 40 Year Vision for the Arts in South Australia (The right baggage for the road ahead…) By the Arts Industry Council of South Australia executive committee In early November something altogether rare and wonderful has been given the chance