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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
services to inspire and up-skill the screen industry on
the Sunshine Coast to grow the profile of the sector
and attract opportunities for local creatives.
Planning started for the development of a touring
exhibition focussed on wood fired ceramics from the
Cooroy region with the view to brand this ceramic work as
a marketable product.
Rowley Drysdale creating a pot to be wood
fired in Cooroy
Council has completed concept plans for the second
The Digital Future phase of the Peregian Digital Hub.
Noosaville Library Makerspace was created and opened
Technology will drive new art-forms, in November 2018. This digitally-creative space provides
provide platforms for the dissemination of access to digital arts technology and training and hosts
cultural product and spring-board new 3D printers, Virtual Reality, digitisation equipment and
careers sewing machines.
A number of programs which include digital arts and
showcases digital creatives were delivered, including:
o Noosa Mnemonic, a virtual reality residency project
hosted at Noosaville Library. The aim of this project
was to create VR pictures of Noosa constructed from
individual community-members memories
o 3D Intensive Design and Printing – a four-day
course, funded through the Engaging Science grants
Noosaville Makerspace - 3D workshops provided eight scholarships to introduce participants
to the concepts needed to design, model and
manufacture simple objects from idea to print.
o Creatives in Residence, an artist in residence
program hosted at the Peregian Digital Hub
o Floating Land - immersive art exhibition from student
artists, alongside analogue approaches in Gallery
exhibition program
o Open Studios art exhibition program hosted at the
Peregian Digital Hub
o Immerse High, the world’s first immersive storytelling
3D Intensive Design and Printing course competition and VR Conference featuring local digital
artists was supported by Council
Libraries provided a series of Beginner 3D design and
printing workshops to Council staff, to ensure Council
staff have the skills to support the community in adopting
and using new technologies.
Twenty Noosa Community Support employees utilised the
Noosaville Makerspace to evaluate the possibility of using
the Virtual Reality equipment to train their staff using
Dementia Australia’s VR program, which enables carers
to experience what living with dementia is like.
Immerse High inter-school VR competition Delivery of a digital animation Masterclass by award
winning artist, Todd Fuller, at Noosa Regional Gallery.
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