SEVEN months after the long-serving previous incumbent, Sam Tyler, moved to the ACT’s Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development directorate, Caroline Fulton has today been announced as artsACT's new executive branch manager.
Seventeen local artists and organisations will receive a share of $345,000 in the first round of the ACT government’s $5-50k Arts Activities funding, it was announced today (June 3).
The full list of “Homefront” funding for artists has been made public, with the sums allocated viewed as somewhat arbitrary, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA
SAD news is to hand that the Noted Writers Festival has decided not to run…
APPLICATIONS for arts projects in 2018, and nominations for the ACT Book of the Year…
MEMBERS of Canberra’s arts community are abuzz with news of the surprise departure from artsACT…
WHILE there has been no official announcement, and Minister Burch's office at this time remains…
CAREER ACT public servant Sam Tyler has been appointed as the acting director of artsACT…
The ACT arts community is in a flurry of speculation as news permeates of the…
REGISTRATIONS are open for this week’s public forum on the review of the ACT Arts…
"CITYNEWS" believes an anonymous 12-page letter critical of governance of ScreenACT has been referred to the police. The…
ACT Government’s four-year public arts scheme continues to roll-out with 12 more public art works…
IMPROVISATION is not a casual thing, these days it’s a serious artistic business, according to…
