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Create NSW: Create Connects - Arts & Culture Webinar Series 2023
Watch the full webinar series playlist here or see below for a relevant session.
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Create Connects 2023/24: Project Funding for Individuals & Groups
11:03
Create Connects 2023/24: Annual Funding for Organisations
10:09
Create Connects 2023/24: Creative Koori Projects for Aboriginal Individuals, Groups & Organisations
11:03
Create Connects 2023/24: Annual Funding for Organisations
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Create Connect 2023/24: ACFP Information Session for people with disability and or who are d/Deaf
On-Demand Create Connects Information Sessions
Our On-Demand Create Connects Information Sessions offer targeted pre-recorded webinars to assist Arts and Cultural Funding Program (ACFP) applicants:
Multi-year Funding EOI webinar session
Duration: 16mins, recorded early February 2023
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ACFP – Artists with Disability or who are D-deaf
Duration: 1hr, Recorded Late November, 2022
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ACFP – Young People
Duration: 1hr 5mins,Recorded August, 2022
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ACFP – Linguistically and Culturally Diverse Artists
Duration: 55mins Recorded August, 2022
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ACFP – Artists Living and Working in Regional NSW
Duration: 50mins Recorded August, 2022
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ACFP – Artists Living and/or Working in Western Sydney
Duration: 1hr 5 mins Recorded August, 2022
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ACFP – Information Session for Local Government
Duration: 30mins August, 2022
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Create Ideas 2021
Create NSW panel discussions on a range of thought-provoking and insightful topics. Watch the videos below.
Exploring the Future – Museum Protocols and Practices
Join presenter, Colin Kinchela in a lively online discussion with Aunty Jeanette Crew OAM and David Crew, Djon Mundine OAM, Alison Williams, and Matt Poll. Global shifts in museum practices are promoting more cross-cultural and polyvocal approaches to collection interpretation and to the audience experience. New processes for museums are evolving from the role of closed authoritative sites of knowledge to facilitators – to reflect public discourse within the communities they operate.
Taking Up Residence
Join our all-female First Nation’s panel discussion – Taking Up Residence – hosted by Lily Shearer. Lily will lead and engage in a culturally rich conversation with First People’s artists Lorrayne Fishenden, Bethany Thornber, and Alison Williams about their experiences of leading and participating in On-Country Residencies in regional NSW.
Taking Up Residence provides a unique opportunity to hear about First People’s arts practices and what they mean in residencies, advocation of infrastructure for First Peoples’ residencies, Indigenous Cultural Intellectual Property (ICIP) and inclusion practices for non-First Nations people. This panel inspires, challenges, and changes the way you think about creating, and developing future artworks On Country.
24-Hour Economy – Recharging Sydney’s Creative Capital
The Sydney 24-Hour Economy Strategy was launched in September 2020 and proposes many changes for Sydney that would herald a new chapter for live music venues, restaurants, theatres, shops, cinemas, and cultural institutions – leading a revitalised economy.
You’re invited to join the Create NSW Idea’s panel The 24-Hour Economy – Recharging Sydney’s Creative Capital – which will explore actions and ideas that will have a positive impact on Sydney’s 24-hour economy. The panel discusses how arts, screen and culture play a vital role in establishing a 24-hour economy. Panellists include: Fenella Kernebone (host), Lisa Havilah, Kerri Glasscock and Carla Theunissen.
Questions?
Please contact the Arts Funding and Development team on:
- Telephone: (02) 9228 4578
- Scheduling an online meeting to speak to Create staff through Picktime
- Email: arts.funding@create.nsw.gov.au