Feb 14, 2018 | Artists & Micro Orgs, Business Development |
If you’re an independent artist or small company, there are a lot of expectations to live up to at performances and events. Not only do you have to give a dazzling performance or speech, you also need to ‘work the room’ – that terrible way of describing the networking that makes guests feel welcome and important to your practice. Here are some helpful ways to get in and out of conversations, keep yourself moving and share your presence with as many guests as possible.
Jan 20, 2018 | Strategy |
The tyranny of the urgent can destroy strategy if its not kept in check. Art must be made, tickets sold and funds raised. Here are the things to look out for and address to make sure strategy is front and centre of your organisation.
Jan 18, 2018 | Business Development, Culture, Governance |
908viewsWhen you’re a fundraising professional, it’s easy to compare our philanthropic landscape to the generosity of Americans and worry that we don’t have a culture of philanthropy in Australia. While it’s true that Australia’s high net worth individuals are... 
Jan 17, 2018 | Artists & Micro Orgs |
347viewsOver the last six months, we have interviewed some of Australia’s most experienced artistic directors and planners. We wanted to know what they were looking for from Australian composers – particularly emerging composers – and how they make their commissioning... 
Sep 13, 2017 | Funding |
To write successful grant applications for arts organisations, it pays to know what matters and what counts for grant makers. Louise Arkles of The Ian Potter Foundation shares her experience and advice for applicants.
