South Australia has unveiled a new 10-year cultural policy, A Place to Create, designed to enrich the state’s future through arts, culture, and creativity. The policy, a result of the Creating for the Future consultation involving over 2,000 community members, aims to enhance access to artistic experiences, support artists and creatives, and ensure the sustainability of arts organizations and cultural institutions.
A Place to Create is aligned with the National Cultural Policy, Revive, and complements the South Australian Economic Statement. The policy’s goals will be achieved through short-term delivery plans, with the 2025-2027 Delivery Plan also being launched concurrently. As part of this initiative, Arts South Australia has been rebranded as CreateSA, reflecting the vibrant and diverse creative landscape in the state.
Public consultation is now open for proposed legislation that seeks to formalize the importance of the arts in South Australia. Interested parties can review the draft bill and provide feedback on the YourSAy website. The government expresses gratitude to all contributors and looks forward to collaborating to foster a dynamic cultural future for the state.
The cultural policy launch signifies a significant step towards nurturing the arts and creative industries in South Australia. By soliciting input from a broad spectrum of stakeholders, the government aims to ensure that the policy resonates with the diverse cultural landscape of the state. The rebranding of Arts South Australia to CreateSA underscores a fresh approach to promoting and supporting the arts.
With a focus on accessibility, sustainability, and vibrancy, A Place to Create sets a forward-looking agenda for the cultural sector in South Australia. By aligning with national policies and economic strategies, the state is poised to leverage its cultural assets for long-term growth and development. The policy’s emphasis on inclusivity and innovation reflects a commitment to nurturing a thriving creative ecosystem.
Through public engagement and collaboration, the government seeks to enshrine the value of the arts in legislative frameworks, ensuring continued support and recognition for the creative community. The renaming of Arts South Australia to CreateSA signals a fresh chapter in the state’s cultural journey, emphasizing creativity, diversity, and sustainability.
As South Australia embarks on this transformative cultural policy journey, stakeholders and citizens are encouraged to participate in shaping the future of the arts landscape. By providing feedback on the proposed legislation and engaging with CreateSA initiatives, individuals can contribute to a more vibrant and inclusive cultural environment for all South Australians.
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