Great question! I’ve attached three versions of a programming policy from members who have given us permission to share these particular versions of their policies with other members.
We’re due to do another call out from members to share more up to date versions of their programming policies, particularly factoring in any changes due to the COVID-factor, so I’ll be sure to circulate those too and it will no doubt be
part of the discussion when we review approaches to programming policies in the relevant PTP sessions.
Cheers,
Katherine
From: Emmie Paranthoiene <emmiep@brisbanepowerhouse.org>
Sent: Tuesday, 24 May 2022 12:02 PM
To: 'ptp@ask.paca.org.au' <ptp@ask.paca.org.au>
Subject: [PTP] FW: PTP Follow Up
Hello Katherine! I thought I heard you mention that you would share an example of a programing policy to the group.
I’d love to get my hands on one so I can start thinking about this project.
If you have already sent and I’ve missed it my apologies!
Best,
Emmie Paranthoiene
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From: Katherine Connor [mailto:katherine@paca.org.au]
Sent: Wednesday, 18 May 2022 4:00 PM
To: ptp@ask.paca.org.au
Cc: Bec Washington <Bec.Washington@pmhc.nsw.gov.au>;
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Subject: [PTP] PTP Follow Up
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.
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