This Is Not Art Festival is preparing a squadron of locals in the upcoming weeks to get together all our energies and great company- to boost this baby back off the ground- we're talking art-making, flags, zines, rostering, fun times, promotion-- local knowledge!
The day will be a FUN meet'n'greet, open discussion - let's plan more of our assault on the city!
This Is Not Art invites Students of Event Management, Public Relations, Project Management and Music Industry studies from TAFE and University to complete Professional Work Placement with the festival in 2010. It's an amazing opportunity for you to get involved with a vibrant, independent national festival, meet amazing people and develop your skills.
So if you're keen to get involved in the country's most exciting cross-practice arts festival we want you to join our team. Getting involved at this stage means you can contribute to planning, promoting and developing the festival – a perfect opportunity to get hands-on experience, test yourself and share your talents.
Culture Hunter now has a team of writers who are keen to review your production or exhibition. We are interested in covering local theatre, music, visual and performing arts, festivals and events, and unconventional venues. If you are putting something on and would like the added promotion of a unique review or published interview about your work, please contact info@culturheunter.org with your production's details.
Bernadette has been a practising artist and art educator for over 20 years and works in photography, painting and screen. She has a Master of Fine Art in Film from San Francisco Art Institute and a Graduate Diploma from City Art Institute, Sydney. Bernadette’s art practice includes documentary film and photography as well as experimental film, performance, art photography and painting. Bernadette's art and film can be viewed online at http://www.artofbernadette.blogspot.com/ and http://vimeo.com/12607096.
Octapod successfully applied to receive the assets of CCDNSW (which unfortunately has had to wind up). Christina went on a big road trip to Sydney to pick up the goods including a data projector, video camera, IMacs and office furniture. We have been rearranging the office to accommodate our new stuff. We now have some things to giveaway to our members and community supporters - filing cabinets of various sizes and some stationery items.
If you are interested in any of these items, contact Christina: podadmin@octapod.org or call 4927 0470.
CALL OUT: for budding photographers with camera phones. PODspace Gallery will be hosting an upcoming exhibition based on photographs taken exclusively with a camera phone.
This position has been readvertised and now offers a $1000 fee.
This Is Not Art is looking for a committed (and savvy) person to fill a key organisational role for 2010.
This is an amazing opportunity for you to get involved in a vibrant, independent national festival, work with amazing people, develop your skills while meeting like-minded folk who are passionate about the arts!
So, if you're a keen local who wants to roll up their sleeves and get involved in the country's most exciting cross-practice arts festival we want you to join our team. Getting involved as the Volunteer Coordinator means you can contribute to finding a (big) team of handy volunteers to plan, promote, develop and manage the festival – a perfect opportunity to get hands-on experience, test yourself, or share your talents.
Volunteers Coordinator– a key HR role where you get to find, organise and manage the festival volunteers
who will run the bar, set up our venues, hang the banners and survey our audience. You will be organised,
approachable, resourceful and intuitive.
Role Description