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(11) Specific targets have not been determined. Nevertheless, success is demonstrated through some of the figures available in the 2015 Economic Overview of the Arts Report including: the number of Canberrans employed in the arts and cultural sector as their primary occupation (almost 7000); nearly 1,200 active businesses in the creative industries operating in Canberra; and over 400,000 attendances at ACT Government funded arts organisations.
(12) (a) artsACT has focused on relationship building, gaining consensus and understanding the unique perspectives and activities of the ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities through the release of the draft Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Consultation Report. artsACT is currently considering feedback received through this process ahead of engaging with community for the co-design of programs and targets which will consider health, justice and other social outcomes.
(b) These programs will be developed inside the 2017-2018 financial year.
(c) artsACT will establish an ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Network as a working group to consider the priorities identified through the ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Consultation Report and engage with artsACT in a co-design process for new programs and targets.
This process supports commitments outlined in the ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Agreement 2015-2018, and will assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander’s to freely pursue social and cultural development in line with the right to self-determination.
(13) The funding provided in 2016-17 was:
Category |
Expenditure 2016-17 |
Key Arts Organisation |
$4,108,918 |
Program |
$473,690 |
Project (including screen) |
$563,469 |
Arts Residencies |
$56,000 |
Community Outreach |
$1,777,998 |
Community Arts and Cultural Development |
$273,328 |
Out of Round |
$22,453 |
Llewellyn Hall |
$37,559 |
Book of the Year |
$15,000 |
Fringe Festival |
$30,000 |
Detail on 2017 funding recipients can be found on the artsACT website https://www.arts.act.gov.au/funding/current-funding-recipients/act-arts-fund-2017
(14) Yes. The funding allocated is:
Category |
Budget 2017-18 |
Key Arts Organisation |
$4,179,000 |
Program |
$533,000 |
Project (including screen) |
$840,000 |
Arts Residencies |
$109,000 |
Community Outreach |
$1,813,000 |
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