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.

Budget

State budget submission

The State budget submission this year highlights three key issues for the 2013/14 Arts budget. 1) Investment in the small to medium arts sector RECOMMENDATION $2 million increase in funding for the small to medium arts sector 2) Allocating funds to the “makers”

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Forums

South Australian Performance Makers Forum

A belated BIG THANK YOU to the SA Performers Makers Forum steering committee including AICSA executive committee members Craig Harrison and Steve Mayhew, Australian Theatre Forum committee member Andy Packer, as well as Geordie Brookman (STCSA) and Jennifer Greer Holmes (independent) who also

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Advocacy

AICSA represents at ArtsPeak

AICSA attended the ArtsPeak meeting held in Sydney in January, where the day long discussion was focused on priority issues and strategies for our sector in the lead up to the Federal election. The key issue AICSA presented was common to all ArtsPeak

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Creative Futures

Workforce Development

You might remember back in early May, AICSA announced we would be working with Service Skills SA to develop a workforce development pilot project for individual artists and creatives in SA. Well good news! This project is being expanded to the entire arts,

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Training

TAA Opportunity

The AICSA and AC Arts are once again working with the Industry Skills Development Directorate at DFEEST to offer members the opportunity to receive a significant discount off the cost of the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAA). This is a highly

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Forums

Save The Date

This year the South Australian Performance Makers Forum will be presented by AICSA on Friday 7 September. This year YOU will determine the focus. All you need to do is rank the topics you want to discuss via this link, or make your own

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