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Visions 2020 full program sets sights on the future of the arts

Our online conference will make sense of 2020 and think through the arts as an essential part of the ‘new normal’. With guests from across Australia we look at funding, culturally safe spaces, and digital as a way to expand access.

24 Nov 2020 12:00

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Top, left-right: Ana Tiwary, Brian Ritchie, Dawn Casey, Madeleine Little and Gayle Kennedy.
Bottom, left-right: Louise Bezzina, José Roca, Shelagh Magadza, Sophie Cunningham and Jackie Bailey.

On Wednesday 9 December, ArtsHub’s Visions 2020 conference seeks to imagine a better future for the Australian arts sector.

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