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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 AUGUST 2018
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Ensure appropriate WH&S policies and WH&S continued as a permanent Maintaining focus on WH&S Continue to implement, monitor and
procedures are actively being agenda item on Gallery team meeting procedures and activities improve WH&S policies and
implemented agendas procedures
Gallery team up to date on Take 5
WH&S online modules
Actively seek opportunities to obtain Launched Australian Cultural Fund Await outcome of grant Gallery Director to identify potential
external funding to support Gallery crowdfunding campaign & raised applications submitted external funding opportunities.
programs and activities $2,104 towards Deborah Kelly public Submit Arts Queensland QASP Priority projects for support include
program funding application for ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019.
Awarded $2,000 matched funding by ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019
Australian Cultural Fund. exhibition.
Submitted application with Australia
Council for the Arts for
ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019
exhibition, seeking $18,500.
Plan and delivery of a range of initiatives Free drawing workshops delivered for Planning & delivery of Lynn Call for entries for Lynn McCrae
which support local arts practices local year 10, 11 and 12 students in McCrae Memorial drawing Prize & Memorial drawing Prize and Draw!
preparation for their entry into the Draw! Student Drawing Award Student Drawing Award.
Draw! Art Prize Implementing Deborah Kelly’s Planning for
Ongoing program of fee-for-service artist-in-residence project, working ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019
workshops delivered with principal with local artists to develop a new exhibition including up to 10
uptake by local artists collaborative art work as part of No Sunshine Coast art practices.
3 Sunshine Coast artists supported Human Being is Illegal Planning for Floating Land 2019
with solo exhibitions in the Gallery: Establishing a dedicated ‘Feature including a significant number of
Phil Rolton, Miles Allen and Glenis Artist’’ section in shop to promote local practices.
Clelland. local artists aligned with exhibition
program.
Review the purpose, roles and Content for Draft MoU developed by Noosa Regional Gallery to finalise Finalise MoU with Friends Noosa
responsibilities of the Friends of Noosa Friends Noosa Regional Gallery for draft of MoU Regional Gallery.
Regional Gallery review by Noosa Regional Gallery.
Refined parameters around Taste of
Art exhibition developed including
agreement for shortlisting of entrants
by Noosa Regional Gallery
Improve marketing of Gallery and its Increased presence in In Noosa & Pursuing options for shared Commence planning for a review of
exhibitions and programs Noosa Style Magazines to include marketing costs with exhibiting Gallery marketing and branding
full-page editorial content written by artists to benefit both parties.
Gallery Director in each issue. Targeted distribution of exhibition
collateral in line with themes &
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