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Merredin A week of workshops and consultations with visiting Digital Artist Jeremy Lynch, will culminate in a series of projections at local wheat silos. Diverse groups, such as young and Indigenous people, will have the opportunity to engage in targeted workshops throughout the week, with all participants being encouraged to work together as a diverse group to create the showcase event. The Community Culture Local Government Regional Cultural Planning Fund, sponsored by the State of Western Australia through the Department of Culture and the Arts, provided a way for local governments to explore their communities’ collective identities, values and aspirations with the aim of informing decision making and planning. Thirteen applications were received in 2008 and seven projects were funded for a total of $98,718. Successful Cultural Planning applicants included Shire of Denmark, Shire of Broome and the Shire of Chapman Valley. The funding received will enable each of these Shires to produce a Cultural Plan to help determine how best to use cultural resources for economic and social development. Successful Cultural Mapping applicants included Shire of Morawa, Shire of West Arthur, City of Bunbury and the Albany Aboriginal Heritage Group. Cultural mapping includes a range of art forms and approaches to community cultural development. Albany Aboriginal Heritage Group The Albany Aboriginal Heritage Group, with the support of the City of Albany, will take young Nyungar people on an inspirational and connective cultural tour with local Nyungar elders. The tour will stimulate fresh stories for sharing with the youth, building stronger communities, a sense of belonging, ownership and inspiration for artwork. These verbally shared stories will be recorded and sculptural workshops will follow with Nyungar artist Lance Chadd (Tjyllyoungoo). The sculptures created will be placed within the Nyungar garden located at the WA Museum at Albany. Every successful applicant deserves congratulations on the hard work and energy in bringing their projects together. Both myself and Jill would like to give a big round of applause to the fabulous Selection Panel Members who gave their time in 2008, Sarah Wilkinson from the Department of Culture and Arts and the wonderful staff and Board at CAN WA who have made me feel part of the ‘furniture’ so quickly. I look forward to 2009 and managing the ‘new look’ funding program on behalf of CAN WA. Jason Cleary Operations and Funding Manager Jill Brown Funding Project Officer 18 | 2008 ANNUAL REPORT
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