Creative Partnerships Australia in Southbank, Victoria, Australia | Government organisation

Creative Partnerships Australia

Locality: Southbank, Victoria, Australia

Address: The Primrose Potter Australian Ballet Centre, 2-4 Kavanagh Street 3006 Southbank, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.creativepartnershipsaustralia.org.au

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25.01.2022 As part of their 30th anniversary celebrations, Bell Shakespeare is hosting a series of debates that address and tackle ideas from Shakespeare’s plays, in the context of our modern world. The second debate in the series, streamed live from the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra, will explore the pertinent and timely quote from Julius Caesar: The fault is not in our stars, but in ourselves. Watch the free debate live at 7.30pm AEDT on 12 November 2020 (registration essential) > https://lnkd.in/g9RvwwW

23.01.2022 Telstra has expanded its long-running partnership with the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia to support a range of new programs and promotional competitions. The public programs, in association with the major survey exhibition Lindy Lee: Moon in a Dew Drop, will engage with the history of art, cultural authenticity, identity, the cosmos and the philosophies of Daoism and Ch’an (Zen) Buddhism. In the early stages of the 20-year partnership, Telstra’s support was vital in en...suring the museum’s survival. Find out more > https://lnkd.in/gSN9AKi

21.01.2022 Want to learn the foundations of arts fundraising? Registrations are now open for our Esperance workshop. Presented by State Manager, James Boyd, ‘The Fundamentals of Arts Fundraising’ is designed for arts professionals who want to learn the foundations of arts philanthropy and sponsorship or those looking to refresh their knowledge. Details: Wednesday 10 February Find out more > lnkd.in/gisSPYY

21.01.2022 CALLING ALL ARTISTS | Entries to the The Footscray Art Prize 2021 are open. This national visual art prize was established in 2016 and offers five unique categories with prize money totaling $28,000. Entries close Monday 8 February 2021. Find out more > https://bit.ly/2LzOpJx

21.01.2022 GIVING ATTITUDE 2020 NOW AVAILABLE | Our second survey of private sector support for the arts is now available for completion, providing insight into philanthropy, sponsorship, partnerships, and investment in the arts. Over 2,200 arts and cultural organisations were invited to participate last year, sharing information around the key experiences and challenges they were facing concerning fundraising. Find out more and read Giving Attitude 2019 here > https://creativepartnershipsaustralia.org.au//have-your-s/

19.01.2022 Image credit: Rob Blackburn

18.01.2022 Join Pro Bono Australia for their 'Re-engage, re-invigorate and re-imagine: The future of volunteering' webinar on 26 November as they talk to sector leaders about what's next for volunteering and how your organisation can move your volunteering forward in a "COVID-normal" world. Find out more > https://bit.ly/2UyGspg

17.01.2022 When it comes to business partners for arts organisations, is all money good money? When, how and why should you say no? What are the short and long-term risks and outcomes for your organisation, the sector, and the community? Join the discussion with Creative Partnerships Australia's free 'The Ethics of Arts Partnerships' panel and tackle these timely questions, drawing on different perspectives and all sides of the debate ethics, arts and business. The panel takes place on 18 November via online broadcast (registration essential). BOOK NOW > https://creativepartnershipsaustralia.org.au//the-ethics-o

13.01.2022 Today nine leaders from philanthropy, business and the arts were honoured for their contribution to Australia’s cultural life at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl for the 2020 Creative Partnerships Awards. Thank you to everyone who attended and a big congratulations to the recipients and all they do to enrich the arts sector through their generosity. A big thank you again to all who helped make this event possible: to those who nominated the individuals; to those who champion the a...rts; to those who create the extraordinary cultural life we all enjoy; and to Arts Centre Melbourne for their great support on this day. Get to know our 2020 Award winners in the link below. Image: Rob Blackburn Photography https://bit.ly/2J0Ja4D

05.01.2022 Today we are at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl celebrating the 2020 Creative Partnerships Awards. The Awards acknowledge exemplary individuals from Australia’s philanthropy, business and arts sectors who show leadership in private giving, philanthropy and business partnerships with the arts. Private giving plays an enormous role in helping the arts flourish, and in 2020 this support is so essential as we help encourage the arts on the road to recovery. Special mention to Arts Centre Melbourne for bringing this first fabulous event after lockdown to life. Stay tuned at the end of the day to see who the recipients of the Awards are #ArtsFirst #CPAwards2020

04.01.2022 Want to learn the foundations of arts fundraising? Registrations are now open for our Adelaide workshop. Presented by State Manager, Megan Coupland, ‘The Fundamentals of Arts Fundraising’ is designed for arts professionals who want to learn the foundations of arts philanthropy and sponsorship or those looking to refresh their knowledge. Details: Wednesday 25 November Find out more > https://creativepartnershipsaustralia.org.au//the-fundame/

03.01.2022 Sydney Festival has received its largest ever philanthropic donation from self-made millionaire, Peter Freedman who shot to public prominence when he purchased Kurt Cobain's MTV Unplugged guitar at auction for nearly $9 million. Freedman was first introduced to the Sydney Festival 10 years ago by then festival director and friend Lieven Bertels and he made his first philanthropic gift of $100,000 in 2015. His gifts to date have totalled $1.6 million. Find out more > https://www.smh.com.au//sydney-festival-receives-record-ph

01.01.2022 The RISE Fund is supporting the arts and entertainment sector to reactivate. The program is intended to assist by providing finance to assist the presentation of new or re-shaped cultural and creative activities and events. There are only three days to go before applications close for the second batch of funding. Apply by 11.59pm (AEDST) on 14 January here: https://bit.ly/2YyXXIa

01.01.2022 Grants through the Victorian Music Industry Recovery Program will support 133 Victorian music businesses and artists with funding totalling almost $3 million. An additional $5 million will be invested in live music venues, as part of the Victorian Live Music Venues program, supporting 68 music venues to withstand and respond to the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic and resulting closures and restrictions. Find out more > https://www.artshub.com.au//8m-in-government-support-flows