Under the Southern Cross: Flying Arts in Australia

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Stewart, Robyn and Nash, Graham. 2003. "Under the Southern Cross: Flying Arts in Australia." Sahasrabudhe, Prabha (ed.) International Society for Education through Art World Congress (InSEA 2002): International Conversations Through Art. New York, United States 19 - 24 Aug 2002 New York, NY. United States.
Paper/Presentation Title

Under the Southern Cross: Flying Arts in Australia

Presentation TypePaper
AuthorsStewart, Robyn (Author) and Nash, Graham (Author)
EditorsSahasrabudhe, Prabha
Journal or Proceedings TitleProceedings of the International Society for Education through Art World Congress (InSEA 2002)
Number of Pages11
Year2003
PublisherInternational Society for Education Through Art (InSEA)
Place of PublicationNew York, NY. United States
Web Address (URL) of Paperhttp://www.tc.edu/insea/
Conference/EventInternational Society for Education through Art World Congress (InSEA 2002): International Conversations Through Art
Event Details
International Society for Education through Art World Congress (InSEA 2002): International Conversations Through Art
Event Date
19 to end of 24 Aug 2002
Event Location
New York, United States
Abstract

Flying Arts is one of Queensland's most enduring arts organisations, a counterpart to the Royal Flying Doctor Service and a leading force in advancing Australian arts practices. Through narratives and visual documentation this paper traces the changing processes of organising and providing a diversity of professional contemporary arts practice to remote and regional areas in Australia.

As part of tracing the history of the effect of Flying Arts in regional Queensland, stories are being gathered from many folk who have been involved with the organisation over it’s 30 year history. The project is titled Australian Art Stories. The co-ordinator and oral historian for this project is Lesley Jenkins, a Brisbane based freelance writer and oral historian. Lesley brings
extensive experience to the position and a love for visual arts. So far she has conducted interviews with artists in Roma, Glenmorgan, Suerat, Mt. Isa and ‘Trivalore’. We are using excerpts from these stories, with others gathered by us to colour our portrait of the organisation.

KeywordsFlying Arts; Queensland; professional arts practice; narratices; oral history; remote and regional delivery; networks of practice; public memory
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020360104. Visual cultures
360102. Art history
470203. Consumption and everyday life
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Byline AffiliationsDepartment of Visual Arts
Church of England Grammar School, Brisbane, Australia
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