The Council's new Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) demonstrates its ongoing commitment to recognising, supporting and embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts and Cultures into our organisation and encouraging this practice in the arts sector. Our visionThe Australia Council for the Arts vision for reconciliation is to ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts...

Almost six million people live within 50 kilometres of the NSW coastline. They and the rest of the NSW community plus the millions of domestic and international visitors enjoy the significant natural assets of the Marine Estate and generate billions of dollars each year for NSW and the Australian community. There are many varied commercial...

Background: Consideration of the development of the Arts for all Queenslanders strategy commenced in 2012 with Arts Queensland’s analysis of evaluation, research and progress reports of previous arts and cultural plans and strategies including: the Arts and Cultural Sector Plan (2010–2013), the Regional Arts and Culture Strategy (2010–2014), the Children, Young People and the Arts...

This paper investigates the interactional relationship between publics and public art, and in doing so, explores the concept of accessibility.

The global Sydney thesis has been argued largely from an economic-centric perspective, focusing on Sydney’s integration with the world economy, and the effect of economic globalisation. This article employs a different perspective to approach global Sydney, and pays attention to its growing migration as a global city.