Work with Tasmanian Regional Arts will be continuing in 2012, as a 3 day a week Regional Arts Development Officer, focusing on enterprise development and social enterprise.
Other work I will be focusing on is around the marketing of artists, arts organisations and projects. After more than 15 years working in this area I am convinced that so much can be achieved of sharing artist stories and promoting the arts through a variety of means.
So if this is an area that you need assistance with please drop me a line.
Passionate about Enterprise, the Arts, Community and Ideas This site tells the story of projects and creative activities up to around 2018. Please visit www.kylieeastley.com.au for more recent projects.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Branching Out
It's been a fantastic opportunity to work on the Branching Out social enterprise project. It's identified the needs of regional artists and arts organisations, while researching the opportunities that social enterprise can present. With a fantastic team, we have managed to stretch the project well into 2011 with some excellent outcomes for Tasmanian Regional Arts and the pilots involved in the project.
While the project is wrapping up in the next couple of weeks, I will be continuing to work with Tasmanian Regional Arts in an entrepreneurial role, working with individuals, groups and organisations to look for opportunities to build capacity. This links beautifully with the work I have been doing with individual artists.
It's so often about accessing the resources to progress an idea. We are currently finalising a report that outlines the activities and outcomes from the project. It will also come with some recommendations for how social enterprise can fit with the arts. It's certainly not an easy path, however, it does bring an opportunity to reflect on practices and look for new and innovative approaches. I feel very privileged to be working with such creative individuals and organisations.
While the project is wrapping up in the next couple of weeks, I will be continuing to work with Tasmanian Regional Arts in an entrepreneurial role, working with individuals, groups and organisations to look for opportunities to build capacity. This links beautifully with the work I have been doing with individual artists.
It's so often about accessing the resources to progress an idea. We are currently finalising a report that outlines the activities and outcomes from the project. It will also come with some recommendations for how social enterprise can fit with the arts. It's certainly not an easy path, however, it does bring an opportunity to reflect on practices and look for new and innovative approaches. I feel very privileged to be working with such creative individuals and organisations.
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