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2020-07-07 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE AGENDA 7 JULY 2020
Cultural Plan Key Themes Highlights
Two significant Council capital infrastructure projects
have included creative design components in their
concept plans. These are the Hinterland Playground and
the Peregian Digital Hub – stage 2.
An audit of Public Art in the Noosa region was undertaken
and priority repair works completed on key artworks.
Initial discussions undertaken within Council and with
Creative Alliance on a regional booking system for
Public Art performing arts spaces, to improve awareness of publicly
accessible small spaces for performance, rehearsals and
exhibitions. Discussions to continue in 2020.
Environmental values and issues were explored through a
variety of creative platforms:
o ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019 – Noosa Regional
Gallery curated an exhibition for this Internationally
renowned festival; the first venue to do so outside
Victoria.
o Floating Land 2019, a biennial outdoor art and
environment program, specifically themed to highlight
the ways in which humanity leaves its mark on the
Artist, Masao Okabe – Floating Land environment. This iteration was experienced by
approximately 65,000 people.
o A further 6 exhibitions in Noosa Regional Gallery’s
ongoing exhibition program that engaged with
environmental themes.
o 2019 Regional Arts Development Funding (RADF)
programs which included a theme of Art, Environment
and Sense of Place.
o Economic Development hosted the EarthTech
Floating Land opening event with travelling program at the Peregian Digital Hub. This program
colony and Kabi Kabi Dancers was a 3 day summit which invited purpose-driven
young people with a passion for solving the world’s
most pressing environmental and social issues to
participate in a Global Earthtech challenge.
Earth Tech Summit
Over 2000 people attended one of 94 Library outreach
People and Participation programs and over 65,000 people engaged in arts and
cultural activities through the Gallery’s Floating Land 2019
Individually and collectively, our exhibition
community will experience the many Libraries and Galleries delivered programs at a variety of
benefits of a culturally rich and creatively local festivals including Cooroy Fusion Festival (over
engaged society 10,000 people), Noosa Show and Booin Gari.
Floating Land 2019 presented 21 projects and 38
associated events outside non-traditional venues, with
several community collaboration activities that included
First Nations’ artists.
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