Great session today everyone, Professor of Cultural Economy at the University of South Australia.

A few pieces of follow up:

• These two articles about the Adelaide Fringe impact are a couple of months old now, but are interesting reads following on from Peter Ross’s presentation
• From Justin O’Connor, Professor of Cultural Economy at the Uni of SA: Metrics rule in the cultural hunger games.
• And, in response, Heather Croall of the Adelaide Fringe: Criticism of fringe study ignore the commercial realities.

Discuss!

• A timely arrival in my inbox during the session, this time from FringeWorld in WA: https://fringeworld.com.au/fringefeed/news/artrage-impact-report-looks-to-a-bright-future-cea1510f-f2f2-42ab-9e43-d17175551a26

• Links from the chat:

• Kate Larsen is the writer referred to by Melissa, who is undertaking a residency at Bundanon, writing about boards and governance. Thanks Celia for the link: https://larsenkeys.com.au/category/governance/
• From Peter’s presentation, the social impacts of culture and the arts in WA: https://apo.org.au/node/258661
• Further reading from Steve Mayhew: https://culturaldevelopment.net.au/

Greg is following up to secure copies of the powerpoints from today and the session recording will also circulated tomorrow.

Cheers,

Katherine

P.S. Bec, Jeanette, Shelly & Melissa – copying you in here separately while we follow up the reason why you’re not receiving the ptp@ask.paca emails.

Katherine Connor

Executive Director | PAC Australia | +61 (0) 419 428 412 | www.paca.org.au

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