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.
A consultation guide from NETS Australia to encourage First Nations-led cultural safety, collaboration, co-creation and employment connected to touring exhibitions.
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.
This information sheet by Arts Law and M&G NSW is designed to give best practice guidance to museums and galleries when they exhibit Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art as part of a touring exhibition.
This practical guide, developed by Sabrina Roesner with support from Regional and Public Galleries NSW, aims to assist organisations in reducing their carbon footprint and to inspire, educate and collaborate with their audiences and communities on solutions for a more environmentally sustainable future.
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A Welcome to Country is normally performed by an Elder of the local Aboriginal language group. An Acknowledgment of Country can be performed in the absence of an Aboriginal representative and here are some easy-to-understand guidelines and links to assist you.
There are restrictions on what you can take as you cross state and quarantine borders within Australia. This link will help you to understand rules about moving these items and help to minimise the risk to Australia’s unique environments and valuable agricultural markets.
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The True Tracks® method, developed by Dr Terri Janke and company, is a unique professional development workshop to enhance Indigenous engagement and increase understanding of Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP), or Indigenous cultural heritage.
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Create NSW has developed the Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Protocols resources to give guidance and direction to the broader sector in the right way to work and do business with Aboriginal people and communities.
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Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) enable organisations to sustainably and strategically take meaningful action to advance reconciliation. Based around the core pillars of relationships, respect and opportunities, RAPs provide tangible and substantive benefits for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, increasing economic equity and supporting First Nations self-determination.
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Developed by AIATSIS, Core is an innovative online course developed to strengthen your organisation’s cultural capability. It's designed to be informative, interactive and to create a greater awareness of the vast history and cultural heritage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Access free curriculum and teaching resources developed by AIATSIS that are aligned to Version 9 of the Australian Curriculum and are centered around cultural safety.
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NETS Victoria’s publication of A Guide for Venues: Engaging with First Nations Curators, Artists and Audiences is designed for venues working with NETS Victoria to host exhibitions, in particular, exhibitions that include the work of First Nations artists. However the Guide is a ready resource to assist galleries generally in culturally sound engagement and to strive for best sector practice in the spirit of reconciliation.
This Renconcilliation Australia RAP Action Plan is a resource that promotes practices around using respectful and inclusive language and terminology as an essential component of reconciliation.
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Creative Australia’s Protocols for using First Nations Intellectual and Cultural Property in the Arts provide a pathway for collaborations and creation of new Indigenous work, educating readers and users on Indigenous Australian cultural heritage and encouraging meaningful collaborations with First Nations artists and creators.
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AMaGA commissioned Terri Janke and Company, Lawyers and Consultants, to undertake a research and consultation project to examine how museums and galleries can further improve Indigenous representation and participation across all areas.
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The AMaGA Indigenous Roadmap Project is a Catalyst-funded initiative to facilitate discussion on how best to advance the participation and representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in museums and galleries.
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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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