Have your say: Code of Practice Discussion Papers
NAVA is seeking feedback on best practices for Commercial Galleries and Representation, Festivals, Hiring Space, Temporary Public Art, Touring, Funding, and Commissioning New Work.
Graphic by © Sarah Firth.
Image description: Pink and orange graphic illustration of four people making art while gathered around a grey table. The person to the left is standing and holding a sheet of paper with music notes drawn around her head. Person at the back is seated and making a sculpture on the table. On the right, a person in a wheelchair is holding a 3D artwork while the person at the front is seated on the floor cutting pieces of paper.
We want to hear about your ideas and experiences with Commercial Galleries and Representation, Festivals, Hiring Space, Temporary Public Art, Touring, Funding, and Commissioning New Work. Have your say on NAVA’s major revision of the Code of Practice so that the changes work for everyone. Your views are important to us.
Please provide your feedback via the links below. The discussion papers are in survey format with space for text responses. You can view all the text and questions before responding.
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About the major revision of the Code of Practice
The Code of Practice for the Professional Australian Visual Arts, Craft and Design Sector (the Code) provides a set of best practice, ethical guidelines for the conduct of business between arts practitioners and arts sector employers in the Australian visual arts sector.
While the Code has undergone a number of incremental revisions, so much has changed over the last two decades and this resource is now out-of-date and out-of-step with current legal, social, virtual and economic conditions. Find out more about Revising the Code of Practice: A Collaborative Plan.
