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Fundraising for the Visual Arts Workshop

Wednesday 7 Jun 2017, 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Following the success of our event on fundraising held last year, the PGAV is again partnering with Creative Partnerships Australia to deliver a one-day workshop on fundraising specifically for visual arts organisations. 

Fundraising for the Visual Arts Workshop will provide the essentials of fundraising for small to medium galleries. You will learn what motivates donors, the ins and outs of fundraising events, together with best practice examples of fundraising at public galleries.

Date

Wednesday 7 June 2017, 9:30am - 4:30pm

Venue

 Koorie Heritage Trust, Level 3 - Yarra Building, Federation Square

relevant for

Gallery Directors Gallery Advisory Committees / Foundations / Boards Business Development / Fundraising staff Curators Marketing staff

​Topics covered

Fundraising 101’s Making your gallery “Donation Ready” Donor Databases Viewpoint of the donor Fundraising Events Fundraising Programs

Presenters include

Lisa Hamilton, Philanthropy Manager, Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Naomi Cass, Director, Centre for Contemporary Photography Amanda Hall, Private Donor Sim Luttin, Gallery Manager & Curator, Arts Project Australia Steven Richardson, State Manager – Victoria, Creative Partnerships Australia Sue Roff, Executive Director, Arts Project Australia Sarah Schmidt, Director, Hamilton Gallery Antonia Syme, Director, Australian Tapestry Workshop Christine Tipton, Director - Business & Operations, Gertrude Contemporary Milton Harris, Private Donor


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