Building on the legacy of the Sunshine Coast Creative Alliance, a new entity was formed in 2018, the Creative Arts Alliance, which broadens the scope, reach and ambition of our work into the future.
The Creative Arts Alliance was successful in receiving funding from Arts Queensland to deliver the Regional Arts Services Network (RASN) initiative in South East Queensland North (SEQN) over the next 3 years.
RASN in South East Queensland North is also delivered in partnership with six local councils – Gympie, Noosa, Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay, Somerset & Redlands.
Are you listening?
Listening in the Wild is a series of immersive soundscapes exploring environments across the Sunshine Coast that will be produced live and streamed by Horizon Festival for listeners to engage with at home. These experiences are created by artists Lyndon Davis and Leah Barclay as transient listening experiences interwoven with Kabi Kabi stories.
Listening in the Wild comprises three separate experiences, streamed live online and also available post event for audiences to access anywhere at any time. The locations include virtual sound walks through Eudlo Creek National Park, a journey along the Maroochy River and an ocean expedition from Mooloolaba Beach.
Each soundscape will be accompanied by a site-specific image captured by Sunshine Coast based documentary photographer Tricia King.
Sun 12 Jul, 4pm: Maroochy River (Freshwater)
Sun 19 Jul, 4pm: Eudlo Creek National Park (Rainforest)
Sun 26 Jul, 4pm: Mooloolaba (Ocean)
To listen in, head to HORIZON Festival's web page www.horizonfestival.com.au/event/listening-in-the-wild or Horizon Festival Facebook page
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Listening in the Wild is a series of immersive soundscapes exploring environments across the Sunshine Coast that will be produced live and streamed for listeners to engage with at home. These experien...Australia’s unique Indigenous artistic and cultural expression is rooted in thousands of years of heritage and continuing practice.
Australia does not yet have a law that prevents alteration, distortion or misuse of traditional symbols, songs, dances, performances or rituals that may be part of the heritage of particular Indigenous language groups.
That is where the Australia Council for the Arts’ protocol guides come in. The five guides in the suite spell out clearly the legal as well as the ethical and moral considerations for the use of Indigenous cultural material. They can help people do the right thing.
These guides recognise that in Indigenous Australian communities the artist is a custodian of culture, with obligations as well as privileges and endorse Indigenous cultural and intellectual property rights – the rights of Indigenous people to own and control their cultural heritage.
The five guides in the suite are Media arts, Music, Performing arts, Visual arts and Writing. They are relevant to anyone working in or with the Indigenous arts sector.
To access the full range of Protocol Guides for working with Indigenous Artists, head to www.australiacouncil.gov.au/about/protocols-for-working-with-indigenous-artists/
Protocols for working with Indigenous artists
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Applicants working with Indigenous Australian artists, who are funded by the grant assessment panels of the Australia Council, are required to adhere to the Indigenous Cultural protocol guides publish...Festivals in Conversation - Online Arts Discussion
Monday 13th July - 12pm
Festivals have been one of the parts of the sector hit hardest by COVID. Join Creative Alliance Queensland and our friends Woodford Folk Festival, Horizon Festival and Yonder as we discuss the impacts, current approaches and plans for the future, as part of a special "Little Lunch Online" hosted by Arts Front.
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Festivals are one of the parts of the arts sector hit hardest by COVID. In this long format Little Lunch, Katie Edmiston (Creative Arts Alliance) will be in conversation with a number of leading SEQN ...Tonight we celebrated and chatted with the artists involved in this beautiful project - Together We Stand
This video and music created by Uncle Kev Starkey from Darkwood Studio Record Label Services in response to the artworks created and processes undertaken by visual artists as part of this project.
Together We Stand supported 10 First Nations creatives across SEQN to keep connected and creating during COVID as part of a cross-regional creative art project.
Together We Stand was an initiative of members from the SEQN First Nations Artist Collective proudly supported by Creative Arts Alliance, as part of the Regional Arts Services Network - RASN and with funding from Arts Queensland, Moreton Bay Regional Council and Access Arts Inc
The 2020 Art From The Margins Queensland Outsider Art Awards are still open til 31 July 2020 to all Queensland artists living with adversity and disability.
This year's theme is "Belonging" - a simple word for a huge concept - whether it be the need to belong or finally having found a place where they do.
In light of COVID-19, The 2020 AFTM Queensland Outsider Art Awards will take place online with the selected finalists exhibited at Art from the Margins Gallery.
To find out more, head to www.wmq.org.au/communities/art-from-the-margins/aftm-whats-on/aftm-queensland-outsider-art-awards
2020 AFTM Queensland Outsider Art Awards
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The 2020 AFTM Qld Outsider Art Awards is returning in 2020! Showcasing hundreds of entries from Queensland artists and community art groups, keep an eye on our website, social media and upcoming newsl...
Creative Arts Alliance are excited to be launching a new initiative in partnership with Redland Performing Arts Centre and East Coast Originals. RPAC ...
We know there is significant need for support and funding for our SEQN creatives who have been hit hard during the COVID crisis. We have compil...
Club Create, delivered by Creative Arts Alliance, builds upon the successful pilot program (The Saturday Club) developed by Moreton Bay Regional Counc...
stART Grant Program – APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED The stART Grant Program was established by Arts Queensland to support Queensland inde...
Join us for a series of online and at home creative activities as part of our Keep Creative Moreton Bay School Holiday program. Register for one of th...
Emerging musicians from South East Queensland North (SEQN) are invited to PLUG IN and take part in a new Music Mentorship program. PLUG IN provides em...
