Interkulturel erfaring i Australien

Eksempler på seminar- og policy-papirer, som behandler aspekter af kunst og interkultur:

Policies

‘Arts in a multicultural Australia strategy (2006-09)’ - policy
 by The Australia Council for the Arts

‘Arts in a Multicultural Australia: Policy Objectives’ - extensive consultations with artists and arts workers revitalised the Australia Council's Multicultural Advisory Committee in 2002. Arts in a Multicultural Australia policy is launched and includes a five-year strategic plan.

‘The arts and cultural diversity’ – New South Wales Government. 1997.

‘Policy on Arts for a Multicultural Australia’ – the 1993 version of the Australia Council’s policy in this area, a policy which was initiated in 1989 with the stated aim of supporting and developing the artistic activities of people of non-English speaking background.

Annette Blonski: ‘Arts for a Multicultural Australia 1973-1991 - Multiculturalism and Public Policy’ – a detailed history of the way the Australia Council for the Arts has dealt with issues of multiculturalism and ethnic arts from its establishment in 1973, to 1991. Arts for a Multicultural Australia, 1992.


‘Australia is now internationally
recognized as a leader in
multiculturalism.’
Chris Bowen, Director,
Brisbane Ethnic Music and
Arts Centre, 1995

Policy hos statsfinansieret broadcaster

• The Special Broadcasting Service, SBS er Australiens flerkulturelle og flersprogede public service tv-kanal. Læs deres policy

Seminarer og symposier

 'Making creative cities: the value of cultural diversity in the arts' - a one-day forum in Melbourne in 2008

'Multicultural arts: cultural citizenship for the 21st century' - a one-day symposium held on 16 August 2007 in Canberra


Organisationer

• Australia Council for the Arts
• Multiculturalarts.com.au (in Victoria)
• Bemac.org.au – the Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre


Policy hos statsfinansieret broadcaster, SBS