Arts practice
Collaborative arts practice Specific practice skills will vary according to the particular artform adopted, however many generic skills cross over specialisations. Artsworkers need to be knowledgeable regarding tools and materials, and proficient in the techniques, of their artform. In addition, ccd practitioners include training skills and the ability to work collaborativly in their portfolio. Develop the concept with community
Consult with all stakeholders Clarify shared vision Plan, guide and participate in ongoing review and evaluation Plan, prepare and produce work
Use and maintain tools and equipment Organise and maintain workspace Prepare, process and store materials Research and apply technique/s to work Facilitate individual and group learning
Provide clear and accurate information Provide opportunities for practice Monitor individual learning and group dynamics Provide feedback Prepare and coordinate exhibition or presentation
Plan and coordinate venue, marketing, transport Coordinate set up / installation Coordinate dismantling Store work safely Competencies for the arts have yet to be finalised and nationally endorsed. Information regarding draft competencies and the process so far is available from CREATE the National Industry Training Advisory Board for the arts.
The information presented here provides a general overview of the skills and understanding needed to undertake ccd practice.
For information on endorsed Training Packages and other industry training issues, contact the relevant National Industry Training Advisory Board: Cultural Research, Education & Training Enterprise Australia (CREATE) Community Services and Health Training Australia (CSHITAB) National Training Advisory (Local Government ITAB) (ALGT)
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