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*News at Outback Arts*
To browse
current news topics use the links below...
In brief....
the new acting Regional Arts
Development Officer Sam Newstead is on the job at Outback
Arts. Sam toured the region at the end of May with the
current RADO Angela Sidoti who goes on leave in mid June for
6 months and CEO of Regional Arts NSW Elizabeth Rogers.
Position
Vacant - RICDO position
(re-advertised)
The
Regional Indigenous Cultural Development Officer plays a
vital role in Indigenous arts and cultural development in
the region...
What's On Regional Calendar
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For all
the latest events & activities in and around the Outback
Arts region… Contributions WELCOME!
Tours on Offer
Check out theatre, music, and visiting artists or groups
Indigenous Visual Arts Special
Initiative
- want to promote
yourself online?
Current Projects
What's current at Outback
Arts?
Creative Volunteering
Indigenous Visual Arts Special
Initiative
Planned Projects
What's in the pipeline and how
to get involved!
In the Bin Film Festival
info
AFC Black Screen
NSW Parliament Indigenous Art
Prize
NSW Arts on Tour "Bums on Seats" Audience
Development Forum in Cobar
Critical Stages 'The Pitch'
comedy theatre tour
Music Viva regional tour
Your Shire
For listings of organisations in your local government area... A
work in progress - if you would like to promote your
organisation please send a listing to us today!
***DEADLINES***
...for August E-BULLETIN
Contributions -
*last Wed in July*
...for SPRING ARTBARK
Magazine
Contributions
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*29 August*
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About Outback
Arts |
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Outback
Arts is the peak arts and cultural organisation for the far
west region as defined by Regional Arts NSW. At a local
level there are no counterpart organisations or personnel to
Outback Arts.
The
Outback Arts region is an extremely large geographical area,
dotted with small towns, and separated by large distances.
QUICK
STATS:
Population: 30,000
Outback
Arts has a board structure that is an Executive of our
membership base. The board consists of:
- 6
Shire Council Representatives (from contributing shires)
- 2
Aboriginal representatives
- 2
local Arts Council representatives
- 2
other groups with an interest in arts and cultural
development eg. tourism, education, regional development,
health, museums, cultural heritage, dance groups etc.
The
Outback Arts Board is one of 13 Regional Arts Boards (RABs)
in the Regional Arts NSW network and is completely volunteer
based.
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