
Regional Arts Australia, 2010 Conference, Launceston
26-29 August 2010
Hosted by Tasmanian Regional Arts (TRA)
Junction 2010, the seventh national regional arts conference, will unleash an explosion of ideas and creativity from Australian and overseas delegates through a stimulating and thought-provoking conference program and arts festival that celebrates, connects and challenges.
With over 1,000 delegates participating in the conference Junction 2010 will bring together people from across Australia and international borders. It will involve leading thinkers and practitioners from the arts and other sectors exploring a range of questions, issues and ideas under the conference themes Footprints, Threads, Resilience and Momentum.
Visit www.junction2010.com to find out more and join the conference mailing list.
November 2009
Expressions of interest and call for presentations for the conference are now open. The conference is inviting expressions of interest for creative concepts, projects, ideas, workshops, interactive events and presentations that respond to the conference core themes. > more info
October 2009
On 12 October 2009, Tasmania's Minister for the Arts, Michelle O'Byrne, officially announced the title of the seventh Regional Arts Australia national conference - Junction 2010 - connecting the future - and unveiled the conference logo and website.
download launch press release
April 2009
Mr Ian Pidd has been appointed artistic director of the 2010 regional arts conference. Ian Pidd hails from Tasmania and has a long history of creative production nationally and internationally. In taking on the role for the 2010 conference, Ian will be keen to explore and develop a creative program that showcases Tasmanian creative talent.
Past Conferences:
art at the heartThe Pacific Edge
Mackay QLD 2006
Meeting Place
Horsham VIC 2004
Groundswell
Albury/Wodonga 2002
Creating Waves
Esperence WA 2000
Regional Arts: A Changing Landscape
Mount Gambier SA 1998
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