New Science Funds

National Environmental Science Programme
Sabotage and Citizen Science
John Ross, ‘Crowd research projects inevitably attract sabotage, and managers should judge whether to use citizen science on a case-by-case basis’ The Australian, 10 September 2014 These are the conclusions of a “first principles economic analysis”, which has found that every crowd-sourced project can expect at least one malicious attack. The findings, published in the […]
Curating with Algorithms

Net art, the future of street-based galleries and curating with algorithms
Culture Stats Axed

Arts info lost
CTM Conference

6 weeks to go
China up close

Art, film, society and culture
Collection Manager, Foreign Ethnology – SA Museum
The South Australian Museum is seeking a suitably qualified person to take on the role of Collection Manager for the Foreign Ethnology section of the Anthropology Collections. In addition to managing the collections to a high conservation standard the role will include facilitating public and research access to the collections, arranging object loans and preparing […]

Source: ArtsHub Deborah Stone, ‘Australia registers world’s first Arts Party’ ArtsHub, 24 September 2014 The Arts Party has been registered by the Australian Electoral Commission and will field candidates at the next Federal Election, putting arts and culture firmly on the political and social agenda. The Party aims to be an independent voice for arts, […]
Technology & customer interaction

Museums test beacons.
Museum Leadership Program
The Gordon Darling Foundation has announced that the Museum Leadership Program will be held again in 2015. • When: Sunday 4 October to Friday 9 October • Where: Macquarie Graduate School of Management, North Ryde, Sydney. • Cost: $3,600 +GST (no increase since 2005) Professor Jeanne Liedtka OAM, Darden Business School, University of Virginia returns […]