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Re-election promise to fund Adelaide’s Guildhouse

With SA going to the polls on 15 March, arts funding is among the promises tempting voters.

5 Mar 2014 12:00

Jesse Dyer

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Oluwole Oginni teaches Nigerian Indigo Dyeing at the Guildhouse. Photo: Grant Hancock

The Weatherill Labor Government has pledged $800,000 over four years to support professional development programs at the Adelaide Guildhouse if it is reelected.

The funding would be provided to increase the business capabilities of creative practitioners through the Guildhouse’s professional development programs.

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Jesse Dyer is an artist and writer.

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