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ArtReach Autumn 2007 - out now!

17 April 2007

THE NEW LOOK, FULL COLOUR, AUTUMN 2007 edition of the Regional Arts NSW magazine has a special focus on Aboriginal arts development in western New South Wales.

It includes four feature stories:

• Wilcannia Renaissance - about the three year artist-in-residence program currently underway at the new arts centre in Wilcannia.
• Long Distance Vision - about Outback Arts' new strategy for an Indigenous arts centre in the far west.
• The Face on the Front - about the work being done for Aboriginal creative industries by the DSRD's Aboriginal Business Development Program across the west and
• Weaving a Yarn - a profile of Coonamble artist, Louise Warne (on the cover) who was one of just 15 artists selected internationally be a part of the Tjanpi Desert Weavers project at WOMADelaide.

PLUS : A new report on the Broken Hill arts industry reveals some surprising facts and figures; a look at a brilliant arts and environment project in Bega by Clean Energy for Eternity; a major new project exploring the impacts of the drought by the Big hART team in Griffith; festival fever in the Central West; AlburyCity's new converged library museum opening in July; and some audience development strategies at Wagga Art Gallery ... and more.

ArtReach is out now and available from Regional Arts NSW or your local RADO (see RA Network, above).

Individual articles are also available for download in PDF from the Resources page of our website here.

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Contact Hannah Sanders at Regional Arts NSW Tel 02 9270 2504 Email admin@regionalartsnsw.com.au or check out the Resources page of our website here.