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Tag Archives: Sydney Biennale
Love (your arts) in the Time of Cholera
It has been a very long time since my last post and there are many reasons for that – the simplest being the massive growth in short form online communications and news and information about the arts and fundraising on … Continue reading
Posted in donate, Government funding, grantmaking, philanthropy
Tagged AMPAG, Arts QLD, ArtsHub, Australia Council, Bluey, City of Melbourne, Coronavirus, Create NSW, Creative Victoria, Melbourne Digital Concert Hall, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Theatre Company, One Day in September, ProBono, Sarah Hanson Young, Sydney Biennale, Sydney Dance Company, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Up there Cazaly
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Is Corporate Sponsorship Philanthropy?
Readers, today there is a debate about funding, the arts, ethics and government support. The discussion around whether an organisation which has a corporate supporter has the “right” to terminate that relationship is becoming politicised, particularly by the Minister for … Continue reading
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