Welcome to industry.culture.info – providing a selection of links to creative industry organisations and initiatives. Scroll down past the news feature to view useful links and resources – these are summarised in the column to the right – covering both practical needs as well as current & recent research in the area.
NEWS AND COMMENTS
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The creative industries are now accepted internationally as a key feature of the post-industrial world, accounting for between 3 and 6 percent of most nations’ economic activity...
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Note that there may be additional contacts in this area in the various countries and regions of the UK:
AFRICA - Industry
South Africa
The Creative Industries in South Africa - (2009 Government report)
ASIA - Industry
CIDA Office in Singapore (A division of CIDA UK)China
Changing China - A Creative Industry Perspective. (UK trade and Investment Report)
Korea
Korea Arts Management Service (non-profit, public foundation for the development of Korean performing arts)
Singapore
AUSTRALASIA - Industry
Australia
The Creative Industries in Australia (Australian government pages)
Institute for Creative Industries and Innovation (University)
ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation (Research Centre)
Arts New South Wales (Government of New South Wales - Department of the Arts, Sport and Recreation)
Australian Council for the Arts (Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body)
New Zealand
The Big Idea (News, jobs, information...)
EUROPE - Industry
UK
Artifact (portal)
Arts Networks (online directory)
Creative Clusters (conference)
Forum on the Creative Industries: FOCI
Generator (music industry)
Ideas Factory (careers)
IdeasBase (online marketplace)
Your Creative Future (education & careers)
Other
MIDDLE EAST - Industry
Dubai
Art Connection (Independent arts management and cultural consultancy whose activities include exhibitions and projects bringing UAE and resident artists together, tailor-made workshops focused on Emarati talents, arts education projects with international partners and cultural exchange program via links with diplomatic, academic and fine art institutions).
