No 77: Australia

Special topic of this newsletter issue is Australia. In 2002 during an extended learning trip, we visited arts managers in organizations and universities in Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Adelaide. Already at that time we were impressed by the high level that Australian cultural sector has achieved, especially, in the arts management education. There is a close networking system among arts professionals that aims at strengthening cooperation between professionals as well as sustainable audience and organizational development programs which are considered to be leading principles of the arts management education.

At this time attention falls on Down Under. It is more than clear that recent shift in government will bring new challenges and hopes that Australian arts managers will have to face.

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SPECIAL TOPIC - Australia

Annual Report 2006-07 of the Australia Council
News: Theatre companies join forces to go the distance
Magazine: Gas by Fuel4Arts.com
Portrait: Cultural Institutions and Practices Research Centre (CIPS)
Book: Arts Marketing Pocket Guide
Book: Arts Management. A Practical Guide
Review: Multicultural Arts. Cultural Citizenship for the 21st Century
Preview: 2008 Ticketing Professionals Conference, Melbourne
Preview: ASSITEJ world congress and performing arts festival, Adelaide
Link Collection for Australia

General Topics

Resource: ArtsProfessional
Book: Respect for Art
Magazine: London Journal of Tourism, Sport and Creative Industries
Review: Institutionalisation of Culture and Cultural Management, Madrid
Preview: The Art of Music Education.Creating Mindsets for Concert Halls, Hamburg
Preview: Performing Arts Presenters Annual Conference, New York
Call for Papers: Cultural Management and the State of the Field, Helsinki
Call for Session Proposals: Technology in the Arts, Waterloo, Canada
Caribbean Internat. Conference on the Cultural & Creative Industries, Barbados

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