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TA21 Arts Facilities Study Update Presented by Coordinator Community Wellbeing, Sally De La Cruz TA22 City of Belmont Facility Visits Ruth Faulkner Public Library Garvey Park Art Studios Belmont Resource Centre / Pottery


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Arts Facilities Study

Update

Presented by Coordinator Community Wellbeing, Sally De La Cruz

TA21

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City of Belmont Facility Visits

  • Ruth Faulkner Public

Library

  • Garvey Park Art Studios
  • Belmont Resource Centre /

Pottery

  • Belmont Museum
  • Site Visits – Kilns, Ascot

Race Course, river, public art

TA22

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Other Facility Site Visits

  • Koorliny Arts Centre Town
  • f Kwinana
  • Gary Holland Community

Centre City of Rockingham

  • Rockingham Arts Centre
  • Kalamunda Performing Arts

Centre

  • Zig Zag Cultural Centre

Shire Kalmunda

  • Vincent Library and Local

History Centre

TA23

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Consultation-Benchmark Councils Common Findings

  • Provision of specialist and/or general arts
  • fficers.
  • Staffed facilities.
  • Facilities for visual arts, crafts and performing

arts.

  • Budget allocation for

infrastructure and staff.

  • Development programs

for arts and culture.

TA24

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Community Consultation

  • Appreciate Parks and open spaces, native trees, gardens and

believe the City is a desirable place to live.

  • Lack of staff/volunteers for arts and cultural activities – no

dedicated staff to develop this area.

  • Lack of facility resources – no purpose built infrastructure.
  • Need to provide arts and cultural activities for the diverse

demographics, particularly youth, seniors and CaLD.

TA25

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Community Consultation

  • Need for greater legibility, visibility and access to Town

Centre and the cultural activities within.

  • Belmont Resource Centre is hidden, not well sign posted

and somewhat forbidding.

TA26

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Community Consultation

  • Provision of classes and learning opportunities

in visual arts and crafts.

  • More opportunities to exhibit.
  • Lack of understanding of the value of arts in the

community.

TA27

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Community Consultation

  • Communication, marketing and publicity.
  • People enjoy performances, classes, exhibition,

festivals and markets and travel regularly to various options outside of Belmont.

  • Purpose built, inviting

and interactive museum.

TA28

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Current & New Initiatives

  • Term 3 Art Programs

– 8 week acrylic – 8 weeks pastels

  • Pop ART Cafe

– November – Food – Music – Board games – Art Activities

TA29