Please note: this resource has been superseded by Our Hybrid Future. Continue reading “RESOURCE: Flexible, Remote and Online Working guide (Part 4: Team wellbeing)”
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Arts, Cultural & Non-Profit Consultant. Reader. Writer (Our Hybrid Future, The Relationship is the Project). Researching the art of arts governance. larsenkeys.com.au
RESOURCE: Flexible, Remote and Online Working guide (Part 3: Team workload)
Please note: this resource has been superseded by Our Hybrid Future. Continue reading “RESOURCE: Flexible, Remote and Online Working guide (Part 3: Team workload)”
RESOURCE: Flexible, Remote and Online Working (Part 2: Team management and pastoral care protocols)
Please note: this resource has been superseded by Our Hybrid Future. Continue reading “RESOURCE: Flexible, Remote and Online Working (Part 2: Team management and pastoral care protocols)”
RESOURCE: Flexible, Remote and Online Working (Part 1: Team management and pastoral care)
Please note: this resource has been superseded by Our Hybrid Future. Continue reading “RESOURCE: Flexible, Remote and Online Working (Part 1: Team management and pastoral care)”
RESOURCE: Tips for writing great arts grant applications
The stakes for arts funding in Australia have never been so high. Unfortunately, neither has the competition. In solidarity with friends, colleagues, clients and organisations who have lost or are in fear for their livelihoods, here are some of my top tips on how to write and submit great arts grant applications. Continue reading “RESOURCE: Tips for writing great arts grant applications”
RESOURCE: Tips for running great online workshops
As more of us make the change from in-person to digital delivery, we are having to learn a raft of new skills (or, at least, how to use our existing skills in a different way). Here are some tips you can use to create great online workshops. Continue reading “RESOURCE: Tips for running great online workshops”
Call for urgent arts industry stimulus
COVID-19 is the single biggest disruption to Australia’s cultural life in generations. But none of the Australian Government’s stimulus commitments thus far have addressed the arts, cultural or creative industries. Continue reading “Call for urgent arts industry stimulus”
Growth State: a (draft) response
Members of South Australia’s creative industries are being encouraged to have their say on the State’s new Creative Industries Sector Strategy: a 10 year plan to support the growth of the creative industries in South Australia. Continue reading “Growth State: a (draft) response”
Reading and writing in 2019
Another New Year, another book tally… which tells me that I read 127 books over the course of 2019 (twenty shy of last year’s personal best). That means I read a total of 753 books during the 2010s decade, averaging just over 75/year or almost 1.4/week during that time.
Continue reading “Reading and writing in 2019”Celebrating Dion Beasley
It was a great privilege to nominate NT artist Dion Beasley for the inaugural National Arts and Disability Awards. So I was thrilled to learn that the Australia Council for the Arts awarded Dion with the inaugural award for an emerging artist in Canberra yesterday evening. Continue reading “Celebrating Dion Beasley”
