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1.1 Emerging and experimental arts sector plan context
andconsultation
We developed our sector plan for 2012-13 based on a range of
consultations held with peers and artists. Sector consultation for
the 2012-13 plan included face-to-face peerdiscussions at
assessment meetings and focus groups, open on-line consultations
through Google+ Hangouts, twitter commentary through the hashtag
#IAPlan and acomments section on our sector plan webpage.
We continue to welcome feedback on the 2012-13 sector plan
throughout the year, and invite those interested to post their
ideas and thoughts in the comments section
below the sector plan on our webpage.
Alejandro Rolandi Virtual Costume, 2012.Courtesy the artist and
photographer Matthew Syres.
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1.6 Work Plan 2012-2013
Key Projects 2012/13
The Indigenous Experimental Art Fund and publication are key
cross-artform initiatives stemming from the Indigenous
Roundtable
consultations held in 2010/11, that we will continue to support
in 2012/13.
In partnership withthe artform boards, we will significantly
support the exhibition and curatorial program ofISEA 2013 in
Sydney.
We will continue to profile and support national Live Art
practices, in particular partnering with Market Developmentto
support the Hopscotch
Live Art touring initiative.
Through the Creative Australia New Art initiative, we will
continue to support the creative development and presentation and
production of
significant, large scale, experimental artwork.
To help develop our policies and initiatives, we will hold
on-line and face-to-face roundtable peer panels and focus
groups.
We will ensure that other boards and sections use our panel
members as peers at their meetings and vica versa, to create a
cross-over of
knowledge and experience.
Sector-led and initiated forums are important spaces for debate
on issues facing emerging arts practices, and we will continue to
support such
national discussions for our sector.
The Synapse art/science initiative is an important practice lead
research program that has positioned Australian artists as world
leaders in the
art/science field, and we will continue to support such
partnerships.
2012/13 is the final year of the Splendid Young and Emerging
Artists initiative, which has seen three successful artist
laboratories held in
regional Australia and a number of major new works created for
large scale festival environments both nationally and
internationally.
The AlloSphere Artist Residency at the University of California
Santa Barbara will continue in partnership with the Music
Board.
Through the InFuse regional arts development initiative, a range
of laboratories and new artist networks have been formed between
urban and
regional centres, which we will continue to support in
2012/13.
