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| Welcome Welcome to Regional Arts Online. This website contains helpful information and tools for people involved as artists and arts workers in regional Australia. Regional Arts Australia is the owner and author of this website. Regional Arts Australia promotes the development of the arts for the one-in-three Australians who live in regional, rural and remote parts of the country. Our members give country Australians access to outstanding cultural experiences that are home grown or tour from other towns and cities. In this way, Regional Arts Australia gives a voice to artists and puts culture at the heart of community life across country Australia. Why not join our email list and we'll keep you informed about any major news. You can subscribe on the left side of this page. In 2005 Regional Arts Australia conducted a comprehensive national consultation with country Australians concerning the nature, challenges and opportunities of their work in, and aspirations for, the arts in their communities.
Latest Australian Arts News
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.... a cool change is coming art at the heart www.artattheheart.com.au A total of 950 delegates met in the desert town of Alice Springs for Regional Arts Australia's sixth biennial conference art at the heart. The conference held from 3-5 October 2008 provided artists, arts workers and arts volunteers the opportunity to gather, discuss, perform and celebrate the arts and cultural achievements of regional Australia. art at the heart was hosted by the Northern Territory Government through Arts NT in collaboration with the Alice Springs Town Council. The Australian Government supported the conference through the Regional Arts Fund, the Australia Council for the Arts supported the artistic program and the Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs supported the Indigenous participation in the conference.
Course in business skills for creative people Course Code 40594SA Smart in business is a nationally recognised skills development program for people who volunteer and work in the arts and cultural sector in regional Australia. The course was reaccredited for five years in May 2008 as “Course in business skills for creative people” and replaces the course known as “Creative Volunteering: No Limits”. Two additional new workshops have been added in 2008, bringing the total number of available workshops to ten, they are:
Watch this space for when these workshops will be available in your area. Regional Arts Events Around
Australia  Daylesford - VIC, 8 January - 11 January Portarlington Mussel Festival Portarlington - VIC, 10 January Jessica Schroeter Renewal; Recent works on paper and canvas. Ballarat - VIC, 10 January - 5 February Youth Painting Course – ages 4 to 25 Great Southern - WA, 12 January - 28 January REALISING THE IDEA - SCREENWRITING SEMINAR WITH RANALD ALLAN Hobart - TAS, 17 January - 18 January Mitchell School of Arts Bathurst - NSW, 18 January - 24 January Jazz Camp 2009 Chatswood - NSW, 19 January - 23 January The Mungart Boodja Showcase Series Albany - WA, 19 January - 7 February Film Screenings at Cinema Samedi Newstead, Launceston - TAS, 28 January Perth International Arts Festival – Great Southen Various - WA, 1 February - 15 March
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