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1 y separately published work icon Graphic Storytellers at Work Pat Grant , Gabriel Clark , Elizabeth MacFarlane , Ronnie Scott , Belconnen : Australia Council for the Arts , 2021 27121385 2021 multi chapter work criticism

'Graphic storytellers make complex ideas easy to understand. Their technical and interpretive skills help to illustrate abstract concepts and transcend language barriers. So, we’ve commissioned Graphic Storytellers at Work: Cross-industry opportunities for cartoonists, illustrators and comics-makers, a new report which explores how the skills of cartoonists, illustrators and comics-makers are being applied. This happens across a diverse range of industries such as health and education.

'Artists surveyed described using their skills to communicate important health information to culturally diverse communities, translate complex legal documents, or create tools and resources for psychologists and surgeons.

'The report provides a fascinating portrait of the professional lives of Australia’s cartoonists, illustrators and comic-makers and highlights the huge potential for the cross-industry application of their skills. It was led by comics-makers and comics researchers Dr. Pat Grant (Lecturer, School of Design, UTS) and Mr. Gabriel Clark (Lecturer, School of Design, UTS), along with Dr. Elizabeth MacFarlane (University of Melbourne) and Dr. Ronnie Scott (RMIT University). All four are active within the Australian graphic storytelling community and are based in either Melbourne or Sydney.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
1 1 y separately published work icon Too Deadly : Our Voice Our Way Our Business Us Mob Writing , Kerry Reed-Gilbert (editor), Samantha Faulkner (editor), Barrina South (editor), Belconnen : Us Mob Writing , 2017 12334897 2017 anthology poetry short story autobiography prose

'Too Deadly is a fitting title for this powerful and diverse collection of First Nations writings. Offerings include prose and narrative poetry; flash fiction, fiction and creative non-fiction; and life writing. The writers gathered bring to the fore evocative snippets from the many different nations of Indigenous Australia; the themes range from the personal to the political – the big and the small picture leap off the page.'

Source: Jeanine Leane, Wiradjuri writer, Academic. (Publication Summary)
1 y separately published work icon 10 Short Stories You Must Read in 2011 Larissa Behrendt , Surry Hills : Australia Council for the Arts , 2011 Z1929358 2011 selected work poetry
1 2 y separately published work icon Arts and Creative Industries Luke Jaaniste , Stuart Cunningham , Justin O'Connor , Australia : Australia Council for the Arts , 2011 Z1757053 2011 single work criticism Report produced by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation in partnership with the Australia Council for the Arts.
1 1 y separately published work icon A Case for Literature: The Effectiveness of Subsidies to Australian Publishers, 1995-2005 Kath McLean , Louise Poland , Sydney : Australia Council for the Arts , 2010 Z1748021 2010 single work criticism This report presents the findings of a research project that examined the effectiveness, both critical and financial, of Literature Board subsidies to Australian publishers over the ten years 1995-2005. Individual interviews were conducted with eighteen prominent publishers and commissioning editors who were active in the period in Australian-based publishing companies. Detailed case studies were prepared of sixteen books that were assisted into publication by publishing subsidies. The case studies include titles in all literary genres - fiction, poetry, short fiction, non-fiction (including life writing and the essay) and the literary anthology. Some were significant as prizewinners, some as bestsellers; some were socially or culturally significant. The report offers a number of recommendations arising from the research.
1 2 y separately published work icon Ten Short Stories You Must Read This Year Strawberry Hills : Australia Council for the Arts , 2009 Z1626083 2009 anthology short story extract
1 y separately published work icon The Writer's Guide to Making a Digital Living : Choose Your Own Adventure Therese Fingleton , Christy Dena , Jennifer Wilson , Surry Hills : Australia Council for the Arts , 2008 Z1581040 2008 single work prose 'This report looks at writing, collaboration, copyright, marketing and distribution and business models, and how to develop projects from concept to commerical takeup. It includes case studies from Australia's rising generation of poets, novelists, screenwriters, games writers and producers who are embracing new media and contains audio and video content from seminars and workshops, as well as extensive references to resouces in Australia and beyond.'
1 1 y separately published work icon Writing Cultures : Protocols for Producing Indigenous Australian Writing Australia Council for the Arts , Terri Janke , Strawberry Hills : Australia Council for the Arts , 2007 8490517 2007 single work information book

'This guide in one of five protocol guides produced by the Australia Council for the Arts, which clearly spell out clearly the legal as well as the ethical and moral considerations for the use of Indigenous cultural material.' (Source: Writing, 2007:Intro)
1 y separately published work icon Artery 2006 Surry Hills : Australia Council for the Arts , 2006- Z1512324 2006 periodical (18 issues) Artery is the quarterly newsletter of the Australia Council for the Arts.
1 y separately published work icon In Repertoire : A Guide to Australian Contemporary Performance Australia Council , Strawberry Hills : Australia Council for the Arts , 2001 Z947145 2001 anthology criticism "This guide is a snapshot of innovative Australian performance of the early 21st century. It's by no means a definitive portrait because it represents those artists and companies who at the time of publication have works available for touring. Nonetheless, most of the key players are included and the guide is indicative of an astonishing variety of artistic visions, forms and touring experience." --Verso of t.p.
1 y separately published work icon To Tell My Story: A Study of Practising Professional Indigenous Writers of Australia Judi Cooper , Helen Molnar , Christine Morries , Mark Colbert , Sydney : Australia Council for the Arts , 2000 Z1565511 2000 single work criticism 'Indigenous writing has been supported by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board of the Australia Council since it was established in the 1970s ... This research project set out to collect reliable information about the Indigenous writer in Australia which could be used to help the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board and the Australia Council in policy development and grants programs. The study focused on the employment and economic circumstances of the Indigenous writers as well as exploring other pertinent issues such as access to publishing and the motivations of the writers ... ' -- From the Introduction
1 y separately published work icon Arts Yarn Up 1995 Redfern : Australia Council for the Arts , 1995-2004 Z1568285 1995 periodical (6 issues) Arts Yarn Up is the Australia Council for the Arts' Indigenous arts magazine.
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