King Island Council Annual Report 2011-2012 (1921 kb)

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Community DevelopmentCultural Centre ReportImages from Wickham Lighthouse 150th Anniversary CelebrationsIn the first half of this financial year the CulturalCentre was very active and busy with preparationsfor the highly successful community event, WickhamLighthouse 150th Anniversary Celebrations. TwentyKing Island artists prepared works for sale in the artmarket at Cape Wickham, with many spendingdedicated hours supporting each other inpreparation of works and the Wickham Lighthousebuilding for the art market. Artists were also fullyinvolved in providing imagery for the highlysuccessful Light and Sound show as the grandfinale for the event. Exhibitions relating to this eventwere held at the Cultural Centre and drew capacitycrowds and further interest in our programming andvolunteering. Volunteer and artist participation hassteadily increased. This project highlights thesignificance of the Cultural Centre developing strongworking partnerships with King Island communityand cultural organisations to achieve common goalsthat enrich the cultural life within our community andcultural tourism.This event was put forward by Council for the LocalGovernment Community Arts Events Awards andreceived a commendation.Tasmanian artists applying for the Residency program with ArtsTasmania were successful and both held exhibitions at the CulturalCentre on conclusion of their residencies and were fully supported by thevolunteers, artists and community. Residencies continue to contribute toinspiring our arts community and residents in regard to contemporary artmaking. Touring exhibitions with Tasmanian Regional Arts continued inpartnership with key stakeholders. King Island artists have received highprofile exposure throughout Tasmania in exhibitions and touring shows.This has been a new initiative which has increased our exposurethroughout the state and also drawing further attention to the highstandard of art production on King Island.The Cultural Centre continues to respond to initiatives brought forwardfrom the community such as the request for a regional food book whichhas commenced. This project addresses food as part of our culturerelating to cultural tourism and the arts.King Island Council – Annual Report 2011-2012Page 18
LEFT: Prime MinisterJulia Gillard visitedKing Island on23 July 2011.LEFT: CommunitySmall GrantsAward recipients2011-2012.RIGHT: The GovernorGeneral Quentin Bryceofficially opened theCape WickhamLighthouse on5 November 2011- 150 years after itcommenced operation.King Island Council – Annual Report 2011-2012Page 19
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