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Council, community and business organisations will work together to deliver high quality events and activities which support the attributes and
* values of the Noosa community
Actions Achievements
1 Provide appropriate support to • Live and Local music program delivered in 2021 - in collaboration with Creative Arts Alliance, Live Music Office
local artists and organisations to and 4 other local councils. Resulted in professional development opportunities for local musicians,
produce creative content, performances and connection of local music industry and venues.
undertake cultural projects and • Delivery of Gallery Masterclass Program - Artist in Residence skill sharing included; Masao Okabe and Chihiro
increase skills and knowledge Minato (Japan 2019); Fabrizo Biviano (2021), Iwan Foda (2023).
• Peregian Digital Hub hosted Creatives in Residence programs to link visiting digital/3D and screen artists with
local art practitioners and students/teachers: * Bill Hughes screenwriting/directing residency (7-11 October
2019) - 41 attendees (1:1 mentoring sessions, 2 x workshops for local high schools, 1 evening filmmaking
workshop)
• Norton Kelly-Boxall - robotics/computer vision inventor in residence (25-29 Nov 2019) - 30 attendees (2 x
workshops for local high schools, 1:1 mentoring sessions, 1 evening workshop)
• Start Sequence music production weekend (11-12 July 2020) - 12 attendees (plus 2 mentors, 2 mentor
assistants, 3 facilitators)
• Screenwriting & Directing (Louise Alston & Stephen Vagg) - 7-11 September 2020 (22 in 1:1 mentoring
sessions and a 4 hour workshop) + 1 holiday Screenwriting workshop 24&25 September 2020 (11 attendees)
• Grow Your Arts Program - Multiple workshops and events held.
• RADF and other grants support - RADF - 10 rounds of RADF grants (Rounds 10 -19) where 120 applications
were received. Applicants were supported through the application process through information sessions,
workshops and one- on-one support. 61 applicants were successful in securing $265, 819. An average of 35
inquiries/ requests for support are received each RADF Round (700 over 10 rounds).
• Noosa Regional Gallery delivered the following Masterclass Series:
- 2019: Sam Leach, Todd Fuller, Juan Ford, Victoria Reichelt, Godwin Bradbeer, Rowley Drysdale, Micelle
Hamer, Kylie Stilman
- 2021: Nicola Moss
- 2022: Fabrizio Biviano, Lisa Waup, Matthew Lynn, Chris Bond, Paul White, Jacqui Stockdale, Tai Snaith,
Brian Robinson, Natalie Ryan
- 2023: Martin King, Godwin Bradbeer, Juan Ford, Judy Watson, Shelley Ware, Kim Leutwyler
• Floating Land 2019 artist in residence (including public programs) - Masao Okabe and Chihiro Minato (Japan)
• Floating Land 2021 artist in residence (including public programs) - Fabrizio Biviano (Melbourne)
• Floating Land 2023 artist in residence (including public programs) - Juan Ford (Melbourne)
• Regular skills-based workshops throughout the Gallery exhibition program with exhibiting artists
2 Work with stakeholders to • Grow Your Arts - feedback surveys taken for all events. Most result in good or excellent rating and positive
broaden and increase qualitative feedback. Suggestions for future topics are also sought.
participation rates including • Audience surveys of Floating Land 2019, 2021 & 2023, with each new iteration taking into consideration
reviewing underperforming feedback about the previous one.
activities to understand barriers • Community engagement via online discussion paper and survey as well as 6 in-person sessions about
and challenges and community expectations and vision for Noosa Regional Gallery as part of Pre-Feasibility Study.
investigating contemporary
community behaviour and
expectations
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