Recent Articles

NAVA made a submission to the National Cultural Policy Consultation in February 2010.

To read the submission click here.

The 3rd Edition of the Code of Practice for the Professional Australian Visual Arts, Craft and Design Sector was released in October 2009. Below you can read the appendices for this publication in full as referred to in the publication.

To read Appendix E click here

NAVA made a submission to the Indigenous Australian Art Commercial Code of Conduct Draft December 08. Submissions were due 20 March 2009. 

To read NAVA's submission go here .

NAVA contributed a submission to the Federal government’s review of the national innovation system.

This case study was developed to be read in association with the Theory in Practice Series.

Case 2. Creating A Cyber Gallery

REVENUE RAISING
Case 10. Sponsorship
Sculpting A Reputation And Event Through Sponsorship

The National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) provided this submission in relation to the Inquiry into Australia's Indigenous visual arts and craft sector, November 2006.

In this article Australian artist and teacher Helen Hopcroft discusses the dilema she faced when encouraging students to explore issues of national and cultural identity.

Several arts industry bodies including NAVA have made submissions in response to the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Amendment (Terrorist Material) Bill 2007, which proposes

Funded by the Gordon Darling Foundation, this document outlines best practice in the relationship between artists and publicly funded galleries.

To read the document on line go here .

The aims of the project were: