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.
CALLING FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
The Arts Industry Council of South Australia (AICSA) are currently seeking Expressions of Interest for our Executive Officer position. Please refer to the EOI info sheet which outlines the key services and further detail. As Executive Officer you will be the first point
ARTS BARZAAR
AICSA want to do a huge shout out to the super generous folk at Fox Creek Wines who donated a great selection of their fine wine for us to sell at the AC Arts Arts Bazaar 1-8pm (AICSA bar open from 4pm) Friday
s2m tour
AICSA were requested to organise a tour of small to medium organisations for Mr Stephen Marshall, Shadow Minister for the Arts and Opposition Leader; his arts advisor Torie Brown, and Isobel Redmond MP, State Member for Heysen. AICSA lined up visits with 13
NAVA sector consultation
AICSA was very pleased to attend a round table discussion for the visual arts, craft and design sector in Adelaide facilitated by the National Association for the Visual Arts, (NAVA). Tamara Winnikoff, Executive Director of NAVA provided a national overview post federal election,
St Pauls
AICSA attended an arts sector consultation on a proposed ‘hub’ for the arts yesterday. The consultation was led by David Paterson, Cornerstone Strategy at the request of the project co-sponsors Sandy Verschoor (Adelaide City Council), Alex Reid (Arts SA), and Georgina Vasilevski (DPTI)
LIBERAL MEETING
AICSA representatives met with State Liberal Leader Stephen Marshall, the Shadow Minister for the Arts and Isobel Redmond MP yesterday. The meeting focused on four main advocacy topics: $2 million increase in funding for small to medium sector; SA arts policy framework; Creative