ArtsHub recognises and reflects on the wonderful artists and supporters of the arts who have passed away this year. Vale to them all ❤️
Creative Australia
Government Administration
Sydney, New South Wales 50,203 followers
We are the Australian Government’s principal arts investment and advisory body.
About us
We are the Australian Government’s principal arts investment and advisory body. With artists at the heart of what we do, we invest in creative talent and stimulate the market for Australian stories to be told on a national and international scale, sharing our rich culture with the world. We do this because art and creativity define us, recording what we have been and what we might yet become.
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https://www.creative.gov.au/about/careers/
External link for Creative Australia
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Sydney, New South Wales
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1975
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Primary
Level 5, 60 Union St Pyrmont
Sydney, New South Wales 2009, AU
Employees at Creative Australia
Updates
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Creative Australia acknowledges the passing of acclaimed author and educator John Marsden. Our Head of Literature, Wenona Byrne, said: ”An educator at heart, his characters reflected the deep respect and admiration John had for young people – they were brilliant, flawed, capable, and vulnerable. John Marsden was a brilliant writer who inspired millions of us, not just in Australia but around the world, to read and write and think creatively. His legacy as an author and an educator is profound. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to his family, friends and the literary community.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/gC_NVhgQ
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Congratulations to Joanne Kee of Riverside's National Theatre of Parramatta, on her selection for IETM - International network for contemporary performing arts Global Connect 2025. The International network for the contemporary performing arts is one of the oldest and largest international cultural networks. Joanne and ten other arts professionals from around the world will meet to share their experiences and build relationships with IETM members in 2025.
🥁✨Welcome, 2025 IETM Global Connectors! 11 professionals based in 5 continents were chosen for their unique experiences of engaging with their local contexts and communities, professional and personal journeys, roles in the performing arts ecosystem and motivation to join the network 👏🏻 Congratulations to Gabrielle Bae (Korea), Jesús Eduardo Domínguez Vargas (Colombia), Pedro de Freitas (Brazil), Martha Hincapié Charry (Berlin/Colombia), Joanne Kee (Australia), Tatiana Luján Valdez (Argentina), Marwa Manai (Tunisia), Ezenwa Okoro (Nigeria), Emile Saba (Palestine), Emre Yıldızlar (Turkey), Gisemba Ursula (Kenya) Through the programme, the Global Connectors will come together - online and physically - to share their experiences and build relationships within the group and with their fellow IETM members 🌐 Read more about them and their work: https://lnkd.in/exTJUGtP ________ IETM Associate Members supporting the IETM Global Connect programme include: Arts Council England (UK), Arts Council Malta (Malta), Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru | Arts Council of Wales (Wales, UK), Creative Australia (Australia), Belfast City Council (Northern Ireland, UK), British Council (UK), Creative Scotland (Scotland, UK), Statens Kunstfond (Denmark), Fonds Podiumkunsten (Netherlands), Onda – Office national de diffusion artistique (France), Institut français (France), Pro Helvetia (Switzerland), The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon (Ireland)
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Congratulations to Yaron Lifschitz, Artistic Director and CEO of Brisbane's Circa Contemporary Circus, who has been announced as the recipient of the ISPA | International Society for the Performing Arts 2025 Distinguished Artist Award. The Award is presented to artists who have made an outstanding contribution of talent, artistry, dedication and service to the world of the performing arts. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gx2JXpD9 Images: Yaron Lifschitz Humans 2.0. Photo: David Kelly
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We are excited to announce a fantastic career opportunity to join us in supporting the successful delivery of Industry Development programs that support the sustainability of the cultural and creative industries, and address sector challenges. If you’re passionate about coordinating arts practice projects, building relationships and bringing innovative ideas to the table, we would love to hear from you!
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Explore our Governance Hub to find free resources, support and opportunities to help you and your organisation create and sustain effective, meaningful governance practices. You'll find arts and cultural sector specific guides, templates, case studies and conversations, or explore more in Additional resources and Support. Explore the Hub here: https://lnkd.in/g2Y6qXvz
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Creative Australia acknowledges the tragic passing of Emeritus Professor Brenda Walker, novelist, essayist, editor, professor of literature, and much-loved former Board member and peer. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gvWmpxTu Creative Australia’s Head of Literature Wenona Byrne said: “Brenda Walker was a brilliant writer, editor, professor, and supporter of Australian literature who will be fondly remembered at Creative Australia (formerly the Australia Council for the Arts) and beyond as someone who made a telling difference, inspiring and educating future writers, and always acting with exceptional grace and integrity. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to her family, friends and the literary community.” Vale Professor Brenda Walker 1957 – 2024
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Congratulations to Adelaide's JamFactory, which this week received the award for South Australian Brand of the Year at the 2024 SA Life Awards. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gTrFxfzE This month, Jam Factory also announced the Carreker Glass Fellowship, a residency exchange program between the US and South Australia, funded through the generous support of philanthropists Jim and Helen Carreker. Image: Works by Liam Fleming and Clare Belfrage, photo by Connor Patterson.
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Assess your organisation's digital potential today! 👉🏼https://lnkd.in/gMSd-GaJ Our self-assessment tool 'Think Digital' is designed to help Australian arts organisations assess their digital capabilities, form a digital strategy, identify key priorities, and thrive in the growing digital landscape. We asked Travis de Vries, founder of Awesome Black, how they had used 'Think Digital' to help their clients develop digital strategies.
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Congratulations to acclaimed visual artist Sally Smart, who has been awarded the highly sought-after Mordant Family and Creative Australia Affiliated Fellowship at the American Academy in Rome. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gBKeGSGW Image: Sally Smart, The Violet Ballet, 2019 Production Still, Lillian Steiner and Rennie McDonald. Photo credit: Jeff Busby