Country Arts SA pays respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and recognises their continuing connection and spiritual relationship to these lands, waters and skies. We are committed to listening and helping care for Country, and to safeguard, share and celebrate First Nations’ living cultures.
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At Country Arts SA we believe that arts and culture are fundamental to living a full life. Acknowledging the wisdom of First Nations artists and communities who know that sharing stories deepen connections to country and each other, we want to bring local stories to life and share them with the rest of the world.
We are always learning and encourage our staff to be curious as they are the lifeblood of our organisation. We recognise that having a diverse workforce will be key to co-designing arts and cultural experiences that are sought after and that building positive relationships will enhance their impact. As an organisation we know we must be entrepreneurial and always mindful of our environmental footprint.
It’s our responsibility to ensure that everyone can take part, that spaces for arts and culture are inspiring and welcoming gathering places fit for our Australian environment, and the unique culture and art of regional South Australia is recognised by others.
Country Arts SA is recognised locally and nationally for the way we create, share and enable arts and culture across regional South Australia. We’ve been doing it since 1993 and we’re now building creative, agile and future focused teams for the next phase of the organisation’s trajectory.
Careers
Emerging Producer | Internship with State Opera South Australia and Country Arts SA | Adelaide Based
Applications are now open for an Emerging Producer Intern role, shared between State Opera South Australia and Country Arts SA and supported by funding through Creative Australia. This is a paid internship program for a 2-year contract, aiming to upskill the successful candidate in the key areas of performing arts and opera production.
This role is an entry level position for someone wanting to build a career in the arts and cultural industries. It is suited to a young person entering the workforce and looking to build their skills and experiences on the ground, including opportunities for formalised training and professional development.
Applications close on Friday 24 January