NAVA
New toolkit to help artists engage with local government
Hopping into bed with local government makes sense. But how do you do it right? NAVA's new toolkit helps artists…
Artists remain vulnerable over insurance cuts
Widespread dismay about proposed insurance policy changes for artists has led to a reversal, but concerns remain.
Access Rights in the arts: a shared responsibility
Siloing d/Deaf and Disabled people within the arts and cultural sector continues to lead to marginalisation. NAVA offers a pathway…
Artists on NAVA's board to be paid
The National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) has announced its commitment to pay artists, independent arts workers and/or First…
Recognise Artists as Workers petition gains over 5800 signatures
Artists Tony Albert, Abdul Abdullah and Joan Ross join 5,800 signatures on NAVA's petition to Recognise Artists as Workers.
National Cultural Policy: Peak bodies urge PM to support ‘full investment’
20 organisations from multiple sectors have signed a letter to the PM urging a whole of government approach to the…
Why is there no minimum wage for a visual artist?
Visual artists’ incomes are precarious at the best of times, so why aren’t there laws regulating their pay and conditions?
New Code of Practice finally tabled
After three years of consultation, NAVA has released a new Code of Practice for Visual, Craft and Design practitioners.
Why new National Cultural Policy needs input from all Australians
It’s time to raise our voices as we move closer to a new National Cultural Policy.
Points-based jobseeker system will compromise artists’ work
Changes to the JobSeeker benefit scheme starting on 1 July will unduly impact artists, argues NAVA's Leya Reid.