Review of the Indigenous Arts Code and Indigenous Arts Code Ltd
The Australian Government's Office For The Arts have engaged Cox Inall Ridgeway (CIR) to undertake an independent review of the Indigenous Arts Code, a voluntary industry Code of Conduct, known as the Code and the how that Code is administered by the Indigenous Art Code Ltd (the organisation).
On behalf of CIR, we are seeking your views and experiences to learn how the Indigenous Art Code has changed the sourcing and trade of Indigenous Art.
Why we want your input
How you can voice your opinion
What will be the outcome of this consultation
The Issue
The Indigenous Art Code (The Code) is a voluntary industry code of conduct, developed by the Indigenous visual arts industry and launched in 2009. The Code was setup to be administered by the Indigenous Art Code Ltd (IartC).
In the Australian Government's National Cultural Policy, Revive, a five-year plan to revive the arts in Australia, the government made a commitment to review The Code and the organisation for the first time.
This is an exciting opportunity to be a part of the first review of the Indigenous Art Code and support fair and ethical trade of Indigenous artwork and better protections for Indigenous artists.
For more information
- Indigenous Art Code of Conduct
- Indigenous Art Code Ltd
- National Cultural Policy - Revive
- Department announcement about the Indigenous Art Code review
Participate
Cox Inall Ridgeway invites you to participate in the review by:
- Completing a short online survey, link here: Survey Link
- See us in person, see where CIR staff will be below: (TBD)
- Attend an online consultation, times and dates below: (TBD)
- Providing a written submission, link here: Written Submission Link