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Arts South Australia Aboriginal Arts Strategy Development
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Arts South Australia is seeking your input into the development of the Aboriginal Arts Strategy as either an artist or a stakeholder.
What is being decided?
Arts South Australia wants to gain a clear picture of the South Australian Aboriginal arts and culture sector in order to respond to the needs and aspirations of artists and stakeholders, including consumers, retailers, and those working in organisations that require engagement with the Aboriginal arts and culture sector.
How can your input influence the decision?
The Aboriginal arts and culture sector consists of artists and arts workers across a broad range ofContinue reading
About
Arts South Australia is seeking your input into the development of the Aboriginal Arts Strategy as either an artist or a stakeholder.
What is being decided?
Arts South Australia wants to gain a clear picture of the South Australian Aboriginal arts and culture sector in order to respond to the needs and aspirations of artists and stakeholders, including consumers, retailers, and those working in organisations that require engagement with the Aboriginal arts and culture sector.
How can your input influence the decision?
The Aboriginal arts and culture sector consists of artists and arts workers across a broad range of art forms and stakeholders including consumers, retailers and those working in organisations that require engagement with the Aboriginal arts and culture sector e.g. educators, health professionals and tourist operators.
Your input will help identify specific needs and aspirations for the sector which will then assist Arts South Australia to respond and identify key recommendations.
