Tasmanian Regional Arts (TRA) builds vibrant communities through arts and cultural development. TRA works with artists, our branch network and a wide range of organisations and communities to support the development, presentation and promotion of the arts throughout Tasmania.
Tasmanian Regional Arts is the peak organisation for regional arts and community based arts in Tasmania.
Launceston may never be the same again after the past week of Junction 2010.
This event was the largest thing that Tasmanian Regional Arts has ever undertaken and we are proud to say that the hundreds of national and international delegates attending the conference went home satisfied and inspired.
And the Junction Arts Festival? Such a diverse and engaging program could be nothing but jaw dropping - So much good art!
Over the coming weeks highlights and podcasts of various Junction activities will be made available so those that went can relive the moment and those that did not go can see what they missed!
As a taster visit the ABC website to see one small snippet of what Junction 2010 served up.
A big thank you goes out to the Junction 2010 Management and Creative team who have placed regional arts well into the limelight. And to you - the delegates and the host Community of Launceston - thank you for taking the time to share something special.
TRA's survey on Mateerial Girl closed 31 August 2010. Thank you to all who took part.
The results will nowe be analysed and evaluated in order to inform TRA's options for future Material Girl exhibitions.
The 2010 TRA Visual Arts Touring Exhibitions Menu, revised in May 2010 is now available here.
Download the menu and we hope to see you at an opening soon!
TRA advises that funding applications to the 2010 Small and Major Grants round in 2010 are now closed.
Tasmanian Regional Arts (TRA) provides its members, affiliates and the broader regional community with a range of resources and publications.
These resources have been collated to support TRA branch activity, celebrate the achievements of specific projects undertaken by TRA and its members and provide advice and inspiration.
Many of these resources are downloadable PDF files viewable with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. Most resources are accessible in both hard copy and on line. Click here to download the latest Branch Manual, E-newsletter, the Annual Report and other resources.
Not all of TRA's resources are virtual:TRA's major living resource is our network of three Regional Arts Development Officers located in Latrobe, Launceston and Hobart.
Head Office: Cnr George & James St, Latrobe, PO Box 172 Latrobe TAS 7307
Email i...@tasregionalarts.org.au Phone 03 6426 2344 Fax 03 6426 2889
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