SubUrban-Phrases-5, photo: Vision Events
Here are some of the issues on our current agenda.
In November 2010, the former Minister for the Arts, the Hon. Virginia Judge MP and the Presidents of the Local Government and Shires Associations, Councillor Keith Rhoades and Councillor Bruce [...]More
A NSW Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Strategy has been introduced to help foster a vibrant sector that gives Aboriginal people of NSW greater opportunities. Read about the Strategy’s directions and projects funded by Arts NSW under the Strategy in 2011.More
In May 2010, Arts NSW secured a long-term lease for Pier 2/3 at Walsh Bay. This fulfilled a long-term Government commitment to development of the Pier for cultural purposes. Pier [...]More
Creative industries make important contributions to the economy and the wider cultural sector. The creative industries sector comprises advertising and marketing, architecture, design and visual art, music and the performing [...]More
The NSW Government is committed to supporting the arts in the Western Sydney Region and particularly in responding to the needs of audiences from diverse cultural backgrounds.More
Arts NSW supports the development of key arts infrastructure in NSW in partnership with the Australia Council for the Arts. The Managing and Producing Services initiative (MAPS) – supports the [...]More
As part of our goal to help create a flourishing art sector in NSW, Arts NSW is helping to build the capacity of arts organisations to secure new funding sources. [...]More
Arts NSW has commenced a review of its funding support for touring. This project will review all the funding currently being provided to performing arts touring by Arts NSW, taking [...]More
Arts NSW supports key arts infrastructure in NSW in partnership with the Australia Council for the Arts. The Artists in Schools Program aims to provide students, teachers, parents and the [...]More
Arts NSW has engaged a consultant to undertake an environmental scan of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) artists, arts workers and projects in NSW.More
In October 2010, consultants Sweet Reason Pty Ltd were commissioned to review Sydney’s cultural facilities. Planning Sydney’s Cultural Facilities is the independent report of the review, written by Sweet Reason and [...]More
The NSW Government has announced a two-year funding package of $460,000 for an arts and community partnership program on the Central Coast of NSW.More
Arts NSW provided $37,860 in 2010 through the Regional Conservatoriums Arts Funding Program to the New England Conservatorium of Music (NECOM) for Closing the Music Gap. More
In October 2009, the NSW Government abolished Place of Public Entertainment Licenses (POPE) that were required for local venues to play live music. These reforms have made it easier for [...]More
