M&G NSW: Basics of touring an exhibition
Thinking about touring an exhibition? This M&G NSW resource addresses the basics to consider before your show goes on the road.
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AIATSIS: Core Cultural Learning – Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Australia
Developed by AIATSIS, Core is an innovative online course developed to strengthen your organisation’s cultural capability. It's designed to be informative, interactive and to create a greater awareness of the vast history and cultural heritage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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AIATSIS: Curriculum Resources
Access free curriculum and teaching resources developed by AIATSIS that are aligned to Version 9 of the Australian Curriculum and are centered around cultural safety.
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M&G NSW: Condition Reports – The Essentials
There are several different kinds of condition reports and many sorts of condition reporting forms. This guide outlines the essentials of creating a thorough and accurate report.
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NAVA: Teacher Toolkit
This NAVA Toolkit offers ‘How to’ Educator and Classroom Guides for teaching and applying the Code of Practice in the classroom, with content and learning outcomes linked to curriculums and syllabuses for all Australian states and territories.
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Arts Law: Putting Works online | FAQ’s for Artists and Arts Organisations
Arts Law has put together answers to some of the most common questions they’ve received from artists and arts organisations about showing works online and […]
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The Exhibitions Group (UK): Building a Touring Strategy
Use The Exhibitions Group (UK) interactive Decision tree to build your own touring strategy. Define your aims and objectives, consider the resources you have or need, take into account sector influencing factors, decide on your economic and production models for touring to create a strategy for your touring exhibition or program.
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NETS Victoria & PGAV: Curating Safe Practices – Curatorial Intensive
NETS Victoria collaborated with the Public Galleries Association of Victoria (PGAV) to present the 2020 Curatorial Intensive, a free series of one-hour webinars. The program provided a platform for curators, artists and writers to share their experiences and knowledge with one another through a live Q+A forum.
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NAVA: Factsheet – Risk Assessment
Risk Management planning helps you detail and mitigate any potential risks that might arise through the development and implementation of a project/event or the running of an organisation. Use this handy fact sheet designed by NAVA to assist with and guide your planning processes.
Arts Law: Liability and Insurance
Accidents can happen when you operate a business or conduct your creative activity. It is important you understand your ‘liability’ or legal responsibility to compensate for damage or injury to people and property. This information sheet by Arts Law explains liability, risk management and insurance.
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ICOM UK: International Touring Exhibitions Template Agreement and Guidance Notes
As part of the Working Internationally Regional Project (WIRP) and the Supporting International Engagement Project, ICOM UK and the British Council commissioned and developed a template international touring exhibitions agreement after research showed that one of the key issues for museums undertaking international touring exhibitions is the contractual aspect. This template agreement with guidance notes was produced in response to this demand.
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The Exhibitions Group (UK): Loans
Thinking about loaning works for a touring exhibition but don’t know where to start? This handy guide from The Exhibitions Group (UK) examines how borrowing from museums, galleries and arts organisations can be very different from borrowing from private lenders, artists and dealers.
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M&G NSW: Condition Reports – The Essentials
There are several different kinds of condition reports and many sorts of condition reporting forms. This guide outlines the essentials of creating a thorough and accurate report.
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Precarious Movements: Agreements & Contracts
Research project Precarious Movements is a free resource focusing on choreographic work in the context of museums, addressing how we can better serve artists in this context. The prompts and suggestions in this resource can also be applied to the broader arts community and practices.
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M&G NSW: Exhibition Labelling
Not sure where to start with exhibition labels? Here’s a guide on what to include, how to order the information and how to strategically place labels in exhibitions.
2010 Legacies Now: Curatorial Toolkit – A Practical Guide for Curators
An exhibition toolkit developed by 2010 Legacies Now taking you through the entire curatorial process from research to installation.
The Exhibitions Group (UK): Touring an Exhibition
Producing touring exhibitions can be time consuming and expensive. This resource from The Exhibitions Group (UK) provides lots of practical points and professional advice to get you started developing your touring exhibition.
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The Exhibitions Group (UK): Exhibition Concept and Development
The Exhibitions Group (UK) resource that sets out a series of checklists to assist with developing the viability of your tour from the initial stages of exhibition planning.
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M&G NSW: Basics of touring an exhibition
Thinking about touring an exhibition? This M&G NSW resource addresses the basics to consider before your show goes on the road.
The Exhibitions Group (UK): Exhibition Makers’ Toolkit
Developed by The Exhibitions Group (UK) their Exhibition Makers’ Toolkit is the sector’s online guide to exhibition making. Whether you’re creating, organising or managing temporary or touring exhibitions, or organising and managing object loans, each chapter provides practical and professional advice, with links to relevant case studies.
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M&G NSW: Audio Visual Setups for Exhibitions – Media Players, Projectors and Connectivity
An M&G NSW guide to selecting and using media players and projection systems in museum and gallery settings. Covers key considerations such as compatibility, file formats, and reliable playback to ensure seamless digital exhibition delivery.
NAVA: Code of Practice for Visual Arts, Craft and Design
NAVA's Code of Practice for Visual Arts, Craft and Design covers good practice approaches to working relationships, ethical standards for access and inclusion, and payment rates for artists and arts workers.
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