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.
Speakers announced // Federal Arts and Culture Policy Forum
Speakers Announced EVERYWHERE AND ESSENTIAL – ARTS AND CULTURE IN AUSTRALIAFederal Arts and Culture Policy Forum Friday 29 AprilCafe and bar open from 6pm, forum from 7pm – 9pm ACSTMarion Cultural Centre, 287 Diagonal Rd, Oaklands Park, Kaurna Yerta (+ online webinar) Presented by the
Save the Date // Federal Arts and Culture Policy Forum
EVERYWHERE AND ESSENTIAL – ARTS AND CULTURE IN AUSTRALIA Federal Arts and Culture Policy Forum Friday 29 April Bar and cafe open from 6pm, forum from 7pm – 9pm Marion Cultural Centre, 287 Diagonal Rd, Oaklands Park, Kaurna Yerta (+ online webinar) Presented
READ NOW // A letter to AICSA from Tammy Franks MLC, Greens SA Parliamentary Leader and Arts Spokesperson
In the lead up to the SA State Election on March 19, Tammy Franks MLC, Greens SA Parliamentary Leader and Arts Spokesperson has written to Arts Industry Council of South Australia about SA Greens’ approach to supporting a flourishing arts and culture ecology
LISTEN NOW // In-conversation with Shadow Minister for Arts, Katrine Hildyard MP
In the lead up to the SA State Election on March 19, AICSA held an in-conversation event, with Shadow Minister for Arts, Katrine Hildyard MP, hosted by AICSA chair Jessica Alice and executive committee member Vincent Ciccarello. This was an opportunity to hear
LISTEN NOW // In-conversation with Premier Steven Marshall MP
In the lead up to the SA State Election on March 19, AICSA held an in-conversation event, with Premier Steven Marshall MP, hosted by AICSA chair Jessica Alice and executive committee member Vincent Ciccarello. This was an opportunity to hear about Liberal Party