As part of the Creative Leaders program 2020-2022, two Storytellers in Residence were engaged to reflect the unique aspects of the south west through the eyes of young creatives. Film makers Mitchell Withers and Emily Bissland were engaged to make work that inspires connection to the region through creativity, imagery and story. About the artists: Mitchell … Read more
Regional Arts Victoria, in partnership with Department of Education and Training, have been activating a chorus of student voices across the Oven Murray, Alpine, Towong and Gippsland regions through Student Voice for Recovery. Here’s an insight into what our Creative Workers and students have co-created since Term 2, 2022.
Regional Arts Victoria is delighted to share with you our 2023 Connecting Places Touring Program!
Connecting Places is Regional Arts Victoria’s halls touring program, and we are seeking artists and companies who are ready to tour with us for our 2023 programs.
37 creative workers have begun their placement in 32 government schools across Victoria from this week as part of the Creative Workers in Schools program.
The Creative Workers in Schools program, delivered by Regional Arts Victoria in partnership with Department of Education and Training and Creative Victoria through the support of the Victorian Government’s Working for Victoria initiative, is providing the opportunity for 150 creative industry workers to undertake a six-month residency in Victorian government schools, including special schools.
What It Means: A Creative Industries Strategy for South West Victoria.
A new initiative for Creative Workers and Victorian Government schools.
Corangamite Shire Council, Regional Arts Victoria, and other partners in the south west region will work together in a new initiative funded through VicHealth’s Everyday Creativity program.
Info on the consultation process through 2019 to create the first South West Creative Industries Strategy.
Regional Arts Victoria has joined forces with the Victorian Government, the Great South Coast Regional Partnership, Corangamite Shire, Glenelg Shire, Moyne Shire, Southern Grampians Shire, City of Warrnambool and the Great Ocean Road Tourism Board to begin developing a strategy to support creative industries in the Great South Coast of Victoria.