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2018-05-08 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
opened 24 March
Resolve the vacant positions within the New Gallery Director commenced Review vacant Gallery positions Review gaps in current Gallery team
Gallery team 6th February and completed New casual staff recruited for structure and plan to recruit staff to
induction exhibition installations address these against current
unused EFT allocation
Liaise with Council departments, external Program planned in partnership with Assist Library with delivery of Finalise planning for the Imaginate
artists, partnership organisations and Libraries team to deliver a series of programs during refurbishment Children's Festival
suppliers to initiate and plan programs children’s public programs during the
and events Imaginate Children’s Festival
Review Gallery shop product range to Annual sales forecasts reached at Monitor stock and focus on moving Review 2017-18 sales trends and
improve sales and profitability and end of 3rd Quarter current holdings plan for 2018-19 product range
Implement the new retail management
system for the Gallery shop
Ensure appropriate WH&S policies and WH&S added as a permanent Reviewing Gallery WH&S policies Continue to implement, monitor and
procedures are actively being agenda item on Gallery team and procedures improve WH&S policies and
implemented meeting agendas procedures
Gallery team up to date on Take 5
WH&S online modules
Actively seek opportunities to obtain Submission of funding applications Await outcome of grant applications Gallery Director to identify potential
external funding to support Gallery to Australia Council for the Arts and submitted external funding opportunities.
programs and activities Arts Queensland to support Priority projects for support include
Imaginate Children’s Festival. Deborah Kelly’s No Human Being is
Secured $3,000 from Regional Arts Illegal, Noosa Drawing Prize
Development Fund for Deborah (working title) and Biosphere during
Kelly’s artist fee for her 2-week ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE (tbc).
artist-in-residence during the
exhibition No Human Being is Illegal.
Plan and delivery of a range of initiatives Friends of Noosa Regional Gallery’s Planning for a series of professional Finalise planning for No Human
which support local arts practices annual exhibition, Taste of Art, development workshops for local Being is Illegal and Noosa Alive! VIP
delivered featuring 121 works artists event
predominantly by local artists. Planning for Deborah Kelly’s artist- Call for entries for Lynn McCrae
Program of 5 local artist talks and in-residence project, working with Memorial drawing Prize and Draw!
workshops delivered as part of Taste local artists to develop a new Student Drawing Award
of Art collaborative art work as part of No
Free drawing workshops delivered Human Being is Illegal
for local year 10, 11 and 12 students
in preparation for their entry into the
Draw! Art Prize
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