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Report

Perspectives on culture, March 2011


Culture and the arts can have a significant impact on Australian society, and are acknowledged as a means of bringing people together, supporting quality of life and enhancing community networks as well as generating economic outcomes through employment opportunities, business and government funding. The National Centre for Culture and Recreation Statistics, within the Australian Bureau...
Report

Arts and creative industries: a historical overview; and an Australian conversation


This report looks at ways in which the policy relationship between these often polarised sectors of arts and creative industries might be re-thought and approached more productively.
Report

Arts and culture in Australia: a statistical overview, 2010


Covering topics including employment in culture, time spent on cultural activities, attendances at cultural venues and events, expenditure on culture, and imports and exports of cultural goods and services, this report provides a comprehensive statistical overview of culture in Australia. This report also provides profiles of the cultural sectors, grouped according to the Australian Culture...
Strategy

NSW Aboriginal arts and cultural strategy 2010


The New South Wales Aboriginal arts and cultural strategy was developed into two stages. Stage one 2010 - 2014 is to foster a vibrant Aboriginal arts and cultural sector that affords Aboriginal people greater opportunities to participate in, share and strengthen their culture through arts practice; and develop careers and businesses in the arts and...
Guide

Artistic vibrancy: a way for organisations to talk about artistic impact


This framework is a way for organisations to talk about artistic impact internally and with others. It offers a way to capture the value arts and culture create for the society, economy and community.