An M&G NSW guide to selecting and using media players and projection systems in museum and gallery settings. Covers key considerations such as compatibility, file formats, and reliable playback to ensure seamless digital exhibition delivery.
Thinking about touring an exhibition? This M&G NSW resource addresses the basics to consider before your show goes on the road.
Australian artists and not-for-profit arts organizations can access discounted group and membership-based insurance packages through peak bodies like NAVA and Duck for Cover.
Needing to build a survey to get data from your touring exhibition venues for your funding acquittals or annual reports? This guide provides surveys in a range of accessible formats so participants can choose what works best for them.
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Touring exhibitions require the creation of contracts and agreements between the many parties involved. This non-exhaustive list put together by NETS Australia is designed to provide a general outline for specific circumstances for different agreements and contracts that might be required.
This resource developed by NETS Australia includes cultural safety and inclusion prompts for touring exhibitions. These prompts aim to create opportunities for the experiences, needs, ideas and requirements of people to be purposefully included in all the stages, materials and experiences tied to a touring project.
Accessible Arts have developed a collection of practical checklists for arts, culture and screen organisations to assist in improving access and developing audiences. This attached resource checklist is for venues to improve accessible signage and communications.
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An M&G NSW guide to making museums and galleries physically, culturally, socially, intellectually, attitudinally and financially accessible.
This NAVA Toolkit offers ‘How to’ Educator and Classroom Guides for teaching and applying the Code of Practice in the classroom, with content and learning outcomes linked to curriculums and syllabuses for all Australian states and territories.
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The Exhibitions Environments Checklist, developed by Accessible Arts is part of a collection of practical checklists for arts, culture and screen organisations to assist in improving access and developing audiences.
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What can you do to ensure accessibility for your audiences? Digital accessibility is the process of making digital products accessible to all audiences, including people who are blind or have low vision. Guide Dogs ACT/ NSW have put together this info page to get you started.
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Australia’s Disability Strategy 2021–2031 is the Australian Government’s plan to make life better for people with disability.
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The Australian Government is committed to equity and equitable access to the arts for artists, screen practitioners, arts workers and audiences with disability. The Plan is a call for representation and disability equity to be championed across Government and the wider arts, screen and cultural sectors, and will help deliver outcomes under Australia’s Disability Strategy.
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The 2022 Countess Report is the third comprehensive report on gender representation in the Australian art sector. The report analyses gallery and museum exhibition data as well as data on artist education, prizes, funding, organisational governance, collection acquisitions, and commercial gallery representation from across Australia in the calendar year of 2022.
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The Relationship is the Project is a book of provocations, tools and practical tips for those who are currently working or are interested in working with communities. It is intended to be a solid starting point for organisations, project managers, artists, cultural workers and other community-engaged practitioners who want to bring new perspectives and ideas to their work.
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Creativity is Mistakes is a collaborative project between disabled artists and visual arts organisations in Wales. The project centres the voices, talents and lived experiences of disabled, Deaf and neurodivergent visual artists in developing innovative models for collective access in the visual arts.
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The Federal Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA) provides protection for everyone in Australia against discrimination based on disability. It also aims to promote equal opportunity and access for people with disability.
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NETS Victoria collaborated with the Public Galleries Association of Victoria (PGAV) to present the 2020 Curatorial Intensive, a free series of one-hour webinars. The program provided a platform for curators, artists and writers to share their experiences and knowledge with one another through a live Q+A forum.
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A non-exhaustive overview of suggested best practice for art spaces, ranging from artist run initiatives to larger institutes, when working with trans, non-binary and gender diverse creatives.
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NAVA's Code of Practice for Visual Arts, Craft and Design covers good practice approaches to working relationships, ethical standards for access and inclusion, and payment rates for artists and arts workers.
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Developed by the United Nations, the Declaration is the most comprehensive international instrument on the rights of indigenous peoples, establishing a universal framework of minimum standards for the survival, dignity and well-being of the Indigenous peoples of the world.
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