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| Discovering Cultural Connections in Spain In February Granollers Council in Spain are hosting a conference to discuss the topics of involving city administrations into CCD process as well as organising successful fundraising. Two speakers from Australia, Jane Gronow National Project Officer for ccd.net and Artwork Magazine and Georgie Davill, Training and Development Coordinator from Community Arts Network South Australia will be speaking at the conference to talk about different concepts of community and which different art forms can successfully be employed for CCD processes. Join with them on their journey through Spain, journalling thoughts ideas and interactions. 1 Posts, 1 Threads, 3186 Views |
| Conferences If you have an up and coming Conference or information about previous conferences, consider entering your information on this forum to spread the word. 4 Posts, 3 Threads, 16321 Views |
| Artwork Issue 62 - 3D Symposium – Discuss – Document – Disseminate. 3D, a symposium of artists working with communities, to develop an overview of current practices and discuss issues of development: community; professional and creative. Produced in collaboration with the National Editorial Committee and the 3D editorial team, this issue of artwork attempts to articulate and extend some of the discussions that took place, and the recommendations made during the 3D Symposium. 0 Posts, 0 Threads, 1525 Views |
Latest ccd organisations
| Rounded Circles Theatre CO - RCTC | |
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Lot 3, Oak Forest Road Green Forest Est KURANDA QLD 4881 Australia Telephone: 07 4093 8810 Fax: 07 4093 8810 Amy Losiak |
Profile: RCTC is committed to developing professional opportunity and innovative and contemporary theatre projects in the Mareeba Shire of FNQ. RCTC seeks to close the gap between the regions and the wider industry, developing emerging artists, offering employment for professional artists, and creating a voice for the region by the creative development of new collaborative works. RCTC believes in the third space, where age, gender, and race form no boundaries but are celebrated through the development and creation of theatre. |
| Cultural Development Network | |
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PO Box 1603 MELBOURNE VIC 3001 Australia Telephone: 03 9658 9976 Fax: 03 9658 8436 Kim Dunphy http://culturaldevelopment.net/ |
Profile: We're an independent non-profit group that links communities, artists and local government councils across Victoria. We advocate a stronger role for participatory arts and cultural expression to build a healthier, more engaged and sustainable society. We're committed to the principles of community cultural development and affirmative action for marginalised communities. We aim to elevate and embed the appreciation of culture and community-based arts into public life at the local level. To this end, we represent the needs and views of the community cultural development sector in country Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne to government. |
| Australian Festival Guide | |
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PO BOX 612 Cottlesloe, PERTH 6911 AUSTRALIA Telephone: 0422 052 240 Fax: (08) 9313 1069 Managing Editor - CATHERINE EVANS Site under construction |
Profile: Australian Festival Guide provides a listing service for festival holders. We are currently in the process of compiling a comprehensive database of listings which in turn will make up the content for our website. The website will be updated on a weekly basis allowing for changes in the festival program. The website is a portal of information on festivals for potential patrons and thus assists in the promotion of the involved artists/performers and community at large. |
| Arts Nexus | |
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PO Box 4995 Cairns Queensland 4870 Australia Telephone: 07 4051 4433 Fax: 07 4051 4244 Eve Stafford http://www.artnexus.com.au |
Profile: Based in Cairns, Far North Queensland, we are a non profit, member driven, regional arts development organisation providing infrastructure support for the arts, cultural and entertainment sector in FNQ. Working across artforms, we offer a connection for visual artists, craftspeople, musicians, dancers, performers, entertainers, writers, poets, photographers, film-makers and the culturally aware. |
| LIVERPOOL MIGRANT RESOURCE CENTRE | |
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PO Box 435 Liverpool NSW 1871 Australia Telephone: (02)9601 3788 Fax: (02)9601 1398 FARZIN YEKTA http://www.lmrc.org.au |
Profile: Liverpool Migrant Resource Centre is an independent community organisation assisting migrants and refugees with information and referrals on settlement issues, including: recognition of overseas qualifications, artistic development, multicultural playgroups, face-to-face assistance, English classes, etc. We have information in different community languages and can offer you service in your own language through bilingual workers and interpreters. Languages include Arabic, Bosnian, Samoan, Spanish, Vietnamese, Sudanese, Philipino, Croatian, and Assyrian. The LMRC philosophy to always look toward encouragement of community harmony, community participation, and equal rights to all individuals is our daily motto. |
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