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Thursday, November 15

Cuts 'threaten SA’s global reputation as an arts centre'

Adelaide, especially in arts and culture, has always liked to think of itself as being ahead of the curve. But recent announcements – including those in yesterday’s budget – suggest we’ve decided to buck that trend, writes Gail Kovatseff.

SA arts sector launches long-term creative vision

A wide-ranging, long-term vision for the arts in South Australia will be launched tonight by the Arts Industry Council of SA, which believes an “overarching arts and culture policy” is needed to ensure the sector thrives.

A performance by SA music ensemble Soundstream Collective.

Budget fails independent arts sector: AICSA

SA’s peak arts industry body has warned it will be targeting marginal seats in the lead-up to the state election after its plea for new funding to redress the “dire” situation facing the sector was ignored in yesterday’s budget.

SA arts advocates ramp up political campaign

South Australian arts industry supporters will distribute flyers in the marginal seat of Hindmarsh urging residents to consider parties’ arts promises and policies before voting in the federal election.

Arts campaigners target Hindmarsh

Artists are campaigning to ensure the hot topic of arts funding is front and centre in the battleground seat of Hindmarsh during the lead-up to the federal election.

‘We are facing a crisis in the arts’

The show may not go on for around a third of SA’s arts companies facing government funding cuts, State Theatre Company executive director Rob Brookman told a rally in Adelaide.

SA artists rally to highlight ‘wretched situation’

Adelaide artists and their supporters will rally on the steps of Parliament House tomorrow to protest proposed funding cuts they say could force the closure of some SA arts organisations.