Sculpture by the Sea Finds Lifeline After Flagging Funding Shortfall

Sculpture by the Sea finds lifeline after flagging funding shortfall

At the Art of Tax Reform Summit at the Sydney Opera House, Tony Burke appeared to rule out federal funding for Sculpture by the Sea, saying they don’t pay their artists. Also discussed was the removal of tax paid against art prize winnings such as the Archibald Prize.

Sculpture by the Sea offered $200,000 lifeline after financial woes

Sculpture by the Sea was facing cancellation with organisers forced to make an urgent public plea for last-minute funding.

Arts minister slaps back at Sculpture by the Sea organisers

Tony Burke accused the festival of not treating arts jobs like real jobs, while calling on a cultural tax summit for ideas to help the ailing sector.

Funding fracas casts Sculpture by the Sea adrift

At-risk art trail Sculpture by the Sea insists its exhibitors are compensated fairly after the federal arts minister...

Sculpture By The Sea Facing Possible Cancellation After Budget Deficit

Set to take place in less than a month, Sculpture by the Sea is dodging cancellation after the organisers failed to receive the necessary funding to run the event. The ... The post Sculpture By The Sea Facing Possible Cancellation After Budget Deficit appeared first on City Hub.