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Arts funding: why we need to widen the narrative

Lobbying for more arts funding won’t work without a broader conversation on the value of the product, say leading arts thinkers.

30 Apr 2014

Jasmeet Sahi

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Installation View NEW14. Photo: Andrew Curtis. Danae Valenza, Colour Piano for Chromatic Portraits, 2014. Courtesy the artist. Photo: ACCA

Show me the Money at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) brought together Fiona Menzies, CEO Creative Partnerships Australia, UK-based Arts Consultant John Kieffer and Kay Campbell, Executive Director of ACCA to discuss strategies for creating new revenue streams, public involvement in funding, increasing corporate sponsorship and ethical funding.

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Jasmeet Sahi

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Jasmeet Sahi is a freelance writer and editor based in Melbourne.

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