News

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.

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2014 MEMBERSHIP FEES DUE

Membership fees for AICSA are now due for 2014. To join or renew, download a membership form, or contact Michelle at info@aicsa.net.au or 0411 771 671. Membership fees for individuals start at $35 ($20 for concession) and $100 for organisations. The Arts Industry

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QUIZ NIGHT – 29 May 2014

AICSA QUIZ NIGHT – 29 MAY Come along to the Arts Industry Council of South Australia’s upcoming quiz night! There’ll be plenty of prizes, games and fun questions, with proceeds towards AICSA’s ongoing work in supporting the South Australian arts sector. Thursday 29

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AICSA AGM 2014

AICSA’s Annual General Meeting is fast approaching and you are invited to attend. The AGM will be held at Tuxedo Cat @ Raj House, featuring a tour of the venue and an outline of AICSA’s work over the previous year. Wednesday 28 May

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Policy

VISION AND COMMITMENT

The AICSA recently approached the Labor, Liberal and Greens parties in SA and requested they provide their visions for the arts, creative and cultural sectors to share with you. We have highlighted their commitments below, full documents provided can be found here: +

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NEW EO ANNOUNCEMENT

AICSA is very pleased to announce that Michelle Wigg will commence as Executive Officer in April. Michelle is an arts festival manager and consultant, independent producer, and arts reviewer. She specialises in artist services, project and event management, producing, ticketing services, and operations.

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Advocacy

Creative Futures Report RELEASED

AICSA and Service Skills SA are very pleased to be releasing the Creative Futures Report today. The report was produced by the Arts Industry Council of South Australia in conjunction with Service Skills SA, the Department of Further Education Employment Science and Technology,

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