Useful Resources
Some fantastic resources already exist! While not all are free, the following information can be invaluable.
Australian Copyright Council provides factsheets and advice on all aspects of copyright law to creative professionals.
ArtsHub is an online resource that promotes opportunities and grants, features exhibition reviews and arts sector news. Students can obtain free membership, with benefits including a monthly newsletter and tailored advice.
Arts Law provides free or low-cost information, advice and resources to the arts sector. Their website features information sheets, articles and case studies on all areas of law pertaining to visual art, craft and design.
Arts South Australia has a program of funding and grants to assist artists and arts organisations.
The Australian Taxation Office provides useful information and guidance to small businesses.
Clear Expectations, compiled by artists Spence Messih & Archie Barry, offers guidelines for institutions, galleries and curators working with trans, non-binary and gender diverse creatives.
Creative Australia supports the arts sector through funding and strategic initiatives.
The Department of State Development features South Australian Government resources for small businesses.
Ian Potter Cultural Trust provides funding opportunities and supports creative practice.
National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) is an arts advocacy organisation. The NAVA Code of Practice provides guidance on areas including pricing artworks, ethical standards of access and inclusion, plus payment rates for artists and arts workers.
The Office for Small & Family Business website supplies South Australian Government business information, tools and support services.
Refer to the South Australian Business Chamber for practical support and hands-on assistance in growing your business.
Support Act provides crisis relief services to arts industry creatives. The organisation offers a free and confidential helpline for support with mental health, wellbeing, career concerns, financial management and conflict resolution. Call the 24/7 helpline on 1800 959 500.
Support for Businesses in Australia contains useful information about starting a small business.
The Circle supports First Nations business owners and entrepreneurs in a culturally relevant way by providing access to assistance, capital, networks and information.
Working Women’s Centre is a registered non-governmental charity that provides free and confidential support, legal advice, representation and information to vulnerable workers in South Australia. Call 1800 652 697.
Guildhouse Community and Accredited members are eligible for Advice Bank sessions. Discuss a range of topics with Guildhouse’s experienced art professionals, including; grant funding applications, professional documentation, marketing, communications, artist opportunities and more. Contact us for more information.