Queensland communities get on board for interactive electronic music experience.

Part conference and part festival, Arts Ablaze 2019 attracted delegates from across Queensland and the Torres Strait and featured a free community celebration, creating a legacy for future arts conferences

Together We Stand, a collaborative art project developed by First Nations creatives from the Regional Arts Services Network (RASN) South East Queensland North (SEQN) region to keep connected and creating during COVID19.

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It takes more than COVID-19 to stop the music for the Townsville Folk and Acoustic Music Club, who established a new boutique music festival to re-engage and reinvigorate the region’s live music community.

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Local artists in Central Queensland respond to the pandemic, creating new work in challenging times.

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Creative Business Champions, supported by the Queensland Government, is a free online professional guidance service helping to build sector knowledge and capacity. The program connects Queensland artists and arts workers with personalised professional guidance from recognised industry leaders, helping to create meaningful professional development opportunities with strategies to grow business and establish sustainable careers in the arts.

 Register for the 2022 Creative Business Champions program.

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Since its launch in April 2021, the Creative Business Champions initiative has provided advice and mentoring to more 800 Queensland artists and arts workers, supporting employment and career pathways. Read more about how Creative Business Champions has helped artists Lucas Proudfoot and Kate Douglas.

Creative Business Champions is funded as part of a $2.2 million skills funding package from the Queensland Government to assist arts sector recovery and is delivered through the Regional Arts Services Network (RASN).