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Recipients of Creative Victoria’s Regional Partnerships Program funding announced.
Recipients of Creative Victoria’s Regional Partnerships Program funding announced.
Congratulations to recipients of Creative Victoria’s Regional Partnerships Program funding just announced.
For the public gallery sector - Gippsland Art Gallery and Warrnambool Art Gallery will each create a new position for a local Indigenous curator who will focus on curating exhibitions and leading projects and programs that promote understanding of local First Peoples culture.
Bendigo Art Gallery will create a new interactive space and will lead a program of workshops, artist talks and activities with a special focus on inspiring young First Peoples community members to explore their creative talents.
Read more - https://creative.vic.gov.au/news/2019/regional-arts-venues-to-strengthen-community-connections
Image: Warrnambool Art Gallery
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