• Yours to an ash (Cementa24) 2024
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    • Ghost Gums 2022
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    • Installation 2019
    • Cut Between the Lines 2017
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    • Yours to an ash (Cementa24) 2024
    • Regional Futures: Artists in Volatile Landscapes 2023
    • Watch Your Step 2023
    • Shadowlands 2023
    • While the World Waits 2022-2023
    • Ghost Gums 2022
    • Corrugated Town 2022
    • Installation 2019
    • Cut Between the Lines 2017
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Biometric mirror. 2018. Lucy McRae.

Biometric mirror. 2018. Lucy McRae.

Image: The Ian Potter Centre, Melbourne

Laura Baker February 4, 2020

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Shorts: Pricing Strategies

Laura Baker May 23, 2019

The arts sector is increasingly experimenting with pricing strategies such as ‘exit fees’ in museums and ‘pay what you decide’ for the performing arts.

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In shorts Tags pricing, gallery, performance, marketing, management
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Essay: Masterpieces of Melbourne: Philanthropy through Education and Relationship

Laura Baker October 7, 2018

With the costs involved in acquiring works of art increasing and government funding for the arts decreasing, arts organisations are pursuing entrepreneurial strategies to raise required funds in order to remain competitive and achieve their collection development goals.

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In essay Tags essay, gallery, management
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Case Study: Skywriters Project

Laura Baker August 17, 2018

A community based arts project aims to connect with the community and develop relationships through which the partnership can achieve a range of community development and engagement outcomes. This case study compares the theory of community based arts to the Skywriters Project coordinated by Arts OutWest.

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In essay Tags case study, essay, community, events, cultural, management
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Shorts: Community Arts Projects

Laura Baker August 16, 2018

Select a community based arts project and discuss one instrumental and one intrinsic outcome of this project. Read over the arts engagement and arts industry profile for the electorate the project is based within, and suggest ways in which this evidence could influence the design of a new community art project.

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In shorts Tags community, events, cultural
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Untitled (White Library). 2004-06. Wilfredo Prieto.

Untitled (White Library). 2004-06. Wilfredo Prieto.

Image: Mona, Hobart

Laura Baker June 24, 2018

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Shorts: Social Media Strategies

Laura Baker May 28, 2018

Li & Bernoff (2008) ‘Strategies for tapping the groundswell’ identify the use of social media for listening; talking; energising; supporting; and embracing.

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In shorts Tags marketing, literature, events, social media
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Essay: NGV Triennial

Laura Baker April 14, 2018

One common theme in arts marketing is the requirement for a holistic and strategic approach, taking into account the purposes of serving the community in which the organisation exists.

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Shorts: AIDA Promotional Template

Laura Baker April 10, 2018

Think about promotional work that motivated you to attend an art or cultural offering. Analyse the way this promotion work used (or failed to use) the AIDA template.

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In shorts Tags marketing, exhibition
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Shorts: Management and Leadership

Laura Baker May 30, 2017

What is the difference between management and leadership? Can a manager be a leader? What are the different expectations of a leader and a manager?

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In shorts Tags management
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I’d like to acknowledge the Wiradjuri people, the traditional custodians of the land on which I live and work on, and pay my respects to their Elders both past and present, who’ve been creating art here for thousands of years.