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2018-05-08 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Draft Noosa Cultural Plan
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Placemaking
Council will review and improve its approach to
placemaking to ensure its concepts and strategies are
understood and implemented collectively across the
organisation. It will work with stakeholders to improve
the aesthetic appeal of local areas and maintain a sense
of local identity through various measures including
creative arts, built infrastructure, streetscaping and
precinct development.
Arts and Culture
in Public Places
Council will undertake a review of Noosa’s
approach to art and culture in public places with a
view to improving residents and visitors sense of
Noosa being a creative and culturally rich region.
This will include an audit of existing permanent
and temporary public art and practice, both visual
and performing, the development of a public
arts policy and action plan and working with
stakeholders to increase the inclusion of visual
and performing arts within council facilities and
commercial public places.
Arts and the Environment
Floating Land will continue to be a signature
event in the cultural calendar and will be reviewed
to provide greater continuity and connection
between iterations, increase external resourcing
and increase the level of community input and
ownership. In addition, stakeholders will consider
new opportunities to reinvigorate the important
relationship between arts and the environment. This
will be both as the environment acting as inspiration
for cultural works and as cultural works assisting
people to understand the impact of complex
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