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ROCK THE VOTE WOLLONGONG 2011

The Wollongong music scene has a reputation for supporting progressive causes and issues. Now local bands and musicians are rallying together to support Rock the Vote Wollongong!, a campaign to promote progressive outcomes at the local government elections in September 2011 and they’ve just released this short doco outlining the campaign for this year!

REGIONAL NSW MUSIC RESIDENCY FOR MUSICIANS WITH DISABILITY

Are you a musician that works collaboratively? Are you interested in broadening your compositional skills? Are you looking to take your music to another level? Applications for Rewriting the Score are invited from professional musicians who experience disability, practicing in all genres from across Australia.

ICEbreaker #2 Creative Startup Talks

How are creative people turning their ideas into their livelihood? This industry forum, presented by the Information and Cultural Exchange (ICE), will shine a light on entrepreneurs who are doing what they love and explore the role that shared workspaces & mindful collaboration can play in encouraging the growth of sustainable small businesses.

MUSICNSW ANNOUNCES QUICK-RESPONSE FUNDING RECIPIENTS!

MusicNSW, through support received by Arts NSW, recently announced a new quick response grant program to support artists and artist managers in developing export opportunities whilst attending Australian industry conferences, trade fairs and other events in 2011. The first round of funding opportunities opened in July 2011 with MusicNSW receiving a substantial number of applications in

SOUND SUMMIT ANNOUNCES FIRST LINEUP

This year, Sound Summit returns to Newcastle with a 4 day program exploring the best in emerging, experimental and cutting edge ideas around music and it’s many facets. Sound Summit is proud to announce an expanded musical program, headlined by Moon Duo (USA), featuring Ripley Johnson of Wooden Shjips and Sanae Yamada who formed in San Francisco

Sing Cockatoo 2011

Sing Cockatoo 2011 is a weekend of singing workshops, a Saturday evening singing session and other musical activities, culminating in a performance on Sunday afternoon.

Have your say on our National Cultural Policy

From the desk of our Federal Arts Minister: A new National Cultural Policy for Australia – the first in nearly 20 years – is being developed and you are invited to comment. This is an important opportunity to examine how the Australian Government should support arts and culture in the 21st century, and to consider significant changes