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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 3 MARCH 2015
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 3 MARCH 2015
sioner Review of the Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre Report | 25
Future of the Cooroy Butter Factory List of Submissions
ARTS, CREATIVE SPACE, EXHIBITION THEMED PROPOSALS
Noosa Community Beany Palmer Using a cottage industry model, the Butter Factory becomes a hub for working
Raft artisans which has a commercial side to sell merchandise, an educational side
to inform and educate artists and other community members and provides an
industry base for artists and associated businesses to connect with each
other.
Similar example: Jam Factory in Adelaide[http://www.jamfactory.com.au/|
Creative Hub Anne Yang Offer individual artists/crafters studio spaces from which each can
work/demonstrate/display and sell work and a public gallery space. It could
function as a commercial artist-run collective gallery run, staffed by the
artists.
Similar example: Makers’ Workshop in Burnie, Tasmania
Art Space Annie Wallis Continue to be an exhibition space with commissions used to assist in
managing the centre and a place for artists to work and connect with each
other.
Artist in Residence Wendy McGrath, An artist-in-residence visual arts and music program, to operate in
Visual Arts and Music Kathleen Hunt, collaboration with existing organisations. Professional artists in a variety of
Program Louise King disciplines would be offered a place to live and work and engage with the
community on a short-term basis, The Butter Factory would also be used as a
base for some arts organisations.
Centre of Arts Gerhard Herbst Evolve from its current use into a Centre of Arts Excellence. Similar example:
Excellence Sturt: Centre for Australian contemporary craft and design in Mittagong, NSW
(Bean stare nsw.eduaul]
Centre for Ceramic Rowley Establish a local, national and internationally acclaimed Cooroy Butter Factory
Excellence Drysdale, Vit Centre for Ceramic Excellence which would incorporate exhibitions, retail
Martinek sales, workshops and accredited training. Similar examples: Jam Factory and
Sturt as per above.
Grandpa’s Shed Tony Slattery Extend the exhibition aspect of the Butter Factory to include diverse
collections held by private owners, often older people in the community.
Incorporate programming and learning aspects to the exhibitions such as
passing on skills and expertise to younger people eg Grandpa’s teaching
Grandkids.
ARTS AND CULTURAL THEMED PROPOSALS
Community Managed The Cooroy Develop the CBFAC as a vibrant community hub where the Cooroy, Noosa and
Space Lower Mill Board Sunshine Coast community come together to celebrate, learn, develop
networks, collaborate and practice arts, cultural and other activities through
events, activities, workshops and gatherings.
Cultural Centre Karen Gosling Extend the exhibition aspect to include diverse range of events including live
music, forums, workshops, dancing, classes, cooking demonstrations/lessons
partnering with the Noosa Jazz festival, the Noosa Food and Wine festival as
well as the Noosa Long Weekend or potentially a boutique brewery venue
showcasing local food and entertainment.
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