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21.01.2022 interesting helicopter view of things https://www.nytimes.com//australia-performing-arts-funding

20.01.2022 https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/wetland-wander-brisbane-ope

19.01.2022 https://dailyreview.com.au/arts-ministers/74750/

17.01.2022 Over 60 people joined us in person and online this morning for a Chamber hosted consultation session on the Queensland Government discussion paper Creating Queensland’s Future: 10-Year Roadmap for the arts, cultural and creative sector. Great to hear solutions proposed from across the sector to build a stronger Queensland arts and cultural sector. You can still join in the conversation at one of around 30 consultation session happening across the state, and by completing the ...online survey. Consultation closes 5pm 18 Dec. More information http://bit.ly/2quZEVL Please share through your networks. We encourage everyone to contribute. #CreatingQldsFuture See more

16.01.2022 On a sad day for South Australians here are some positive signs on the national front from Tony Burke MP "If the arts minister can’t make the artistic case, it ...will never be made by anyone And here’s the thing with arts policy, if you accept the frame that this is only justified because of its economic merit, then the moment another industry turns up that has more economic merit, you’d switch. Benjamin Eltham reminds us - "the ALP has yet to unveil any concrete policies. The challenge for the sector will be to make Labor put its money where its mouth is"

16.01.2022 this is more like it - "culture is the foundation for our open and democratic society" https://www.artforum.com//german-culture-minister-pushes-f

13.01.2022 Questions raised by arts sector leaders about the Queensland State Government's $150m investment in a new theatre at QPAC. http://www.artshub.com.au//new-theatre-for-brisbane-not-we

06.01.2022 The broader arts industry needs to come together to address the challenge of strengthening arts investment as a whole. What are the questions we need to address and how should go about addressing them? How do we establish proper First Nations cultural authority and respond to the massive need for investment in work that is controlled and led by First Nations independent artists and organisations? What are the models that deliver equity and better outcomes for everyone?

05.01.2022 Please help spread the word about this important community meeting about the Brisbane Fake Art Inquiry hearings.

04.01.2022 If you are on the sunny coast this Thursday this is where you need to be! http://creativealliance.org.au//juice-amp-jam-winter-break Collette Brennan Phil Smith Michelle Law Nicole Voevodin-Cash

04.01.2022 Please Share You are invited to participate in a forum hosted by the Queensland Chamber of Arts and Culture to gather input into Arts Queensland’s Creating Queensland’s Future: Developing a 10-Year Roadmap for the arts, culture and creative sector discussion paper. The arts, cultural and creative sector has great potential to connect communities, drive cultural tourism, create employment opportunities and affect positive change in all areas of society, from education to healt...h and justice issues. The Forum is an opportunity to have your say on the draft vision in the Creating Queensland’s Future discussion paper and Queensland’s creative future. Please join us from 10 am to 12 pm on Wednesday 21 November 2018 at EDC Studio, Level 4 of the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, 420 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/qcacs-arts-queensland-10-year-

02.01.2022 Interesting exchange between the state and federal ministers at the end of this - both have cases to answer.