AICSA works with its membership and sector to develop and deliver reports that support advocacy and growth in the arts and cultural sector.
RESEARCH // SA Art Sector Wellbeing, Mental Health & WHS Report 2024
Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) is an element of the wellbeing of artists and arts workers. To find out more about the current state of the sector, the Arts Industry Council of South Australia (AICSA) surveyed people working in the sector with the
WORKSHOP // Understanding Cultural Safety
Workshop resources The Arts Industry Council of South Australia (AICSA) recently conducted research into workplace health and safety in the SA arts sector. The results of this survey highlighted that Cultural Safety is an area that needs further development within the sector. Our expert
WORKSHOP // Addressing Mental Health in the Arts
Workshop resources The Arts Industry Council of South Australia (AICSA) recently conducted research into workplace health and safety in the SA arts sector. The results of this survey highlighted the poor mental health of artists and arts workers and the extent that this
Funding the Foundation to Thrive
Funding the Foundation to Thrive by Louise Flaherty Last year, AICSA commissioned artists to produce work inspired by our five key advocacy messages. We asked Louise Flaherty to create a piece inspired by the message: Funding the foundation to thrive.Individual practising artists and small-to-medium arts organisations
WEBINAR // Sustainability & Responsible Arts Sponsorship
Presented by the Arts Industry Council of South Australia, Alex Kelly and Jennifer Mills Across the country, cultural organisations such as Darwin and Perth Festivals are ending their relationships with fossil fuel companies after sustained pressure from artists and advocates. With climate disruption
SEMINAR // Rethinking Arts Governance
AICSA hosted a day of discussion on the art of arts governance with SA’s own governance rabble-rouser Kate Larsen on Thursday 20 October 2022. These sessions are helpful for board members, arts leaders and workers, artists and anyone else with an interest in arts governance.