Regional Arts WA

Established in 1994, Regional Arts WA (formerly Country Arts WA) is an independent not-for-profit organisation governed by our regional membership as the only arts body with a state-wide arts and cultural brief driven by the needs of all regional communities in Western Australia.

We build the creativity, connection and capacity of these regional communities to further develop WA’s regional arts sector to be even more diverse, sustainable, relevant, and celebrated.

Our services are aimed at coordinating and linking the regional arts sector in a state-wide network of upskilled and resourced artists and organisations sharing their collective and individual success to lead WA’s narrative.

Contact Details

King Street Arts Centre , Level 1, 357 Murray Street PERTH WA 6000

08 9200 6200

info@regionalartswa.org.au

regionalartswa.org.au

Lists and Charts

Lists

Arts & Cultural Organisations

Rank		Company	#
13^th	-	Broome Aboriginal Media Association	$4.22m
14^th		Magabala Books	$3.96m
16^th	-	Regional Arts WA	$3.08m
17^th	-	Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre	$2.87m

81 arts & cultural organisations ranked by WA revenue most recent financial year

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Number Of Employees

Arts & Cultural Organisations

Rank	Company	#
31^st	Warmun Art Centre	9
32^nd	The Literature Centre	9
33^rd	Regional Arts WA	9
34^th	Barking Gecko Arts	9

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Company Activity

	NEWS: Tagged in Raising visibility for regional arts	26 Nov 2024
	UPDATED: Arts & Cultural Organisations list	13 Aug 2024
	UPDATED: Arts & Cultural Organisations list	04 Aug 2023
	NEW ROLE: Jessica Anderson, Program Manager	23 Sep 2022
	NEWS: Tagged in Uncertainty brings change to the arts	24 Aug 2022
	UPDATED: State Government Businesses list	22 Aug 2022
	NEWS: Tagged in Appointments August 12, 2022	11 Aug 2022
	UPDATED: Arts & Cultural Organisations list	09 Aug 2022
	NEW ROLE: Lesley Wilkinson, Non-Executive Vice Chair	09 Aug 2022
	NEW ROLE: Oliver Bazzani, Non-Executive Chair	09 Aug 2022

News Articles

Tuesday, 20 November, 2001 - 21:00
Firm focus on regional support
A PARTNERSHIP between Mazda WA and Country Arts WA has provided a driving force for the arts in regional Western Australia over the past five years.
Wednesday, 28 November, 2012 - 04:57
Hedland arts get a bigger picture
THE Hedland Arts Council is poised to undergo a dramatic three-year expansion with a new studio, increased funding and assistance from Country Arts WA and BHP Billiton.
Monday, 13 October, 2014 - 14:54
Goldfields arts festival set to soar
A new festival in the Goldfields aims for long-term tourism opportunities.
Wednesday, 10 June, 2015 - 10:44
Government comes good with $24m for regional arts
Country Arts WA has welcomed a $24 million state funding program announced today in Bunbury as the biggest and most significant investment in arts and culture in regional Australia.
Tuesday, 10 May, 2016 - 12:34
Aust Council grants announced
Sensorium Theatre and Spare Parts Puppet Theatre are among the major Western Australian recipients in the latest round of project grants from the Australia Council for the Arts, which were worth $11.2 million in total.
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Tuesday, 13 September, 2016 - 09:50
Subscriber News - 12 September 2016
This month's Subscriber News features: DFP Recruitment, Swan Group, Country Arts WA, Wanneroo Business Association and Business Armadale.
Monday, 9 October, 2017 - 15:17
Country Arts launches collaborative programs
Country Arts WA has allocated $200,000 to each of three new arts initiatives to support and expand arts in regional Western Australia.
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Thursday, 8 March, 2018 - 12:07
WA supports International Women's Day
Fourteen females have been inducted into the WA Women’s Hall of Fame today as part of International Women’s Day, while a new report out reveals a spike in female board appointments to start the year.
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Tuesday, 11 August, 2020 - 14:21
Outback arts show value
Regional arts organisations are able to produce work that brings their communities together, without the budgets and resources of companies in the city.
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Thursday, 12 November, 2020 - 14:00
Machin bows out of WA Ballet
Jessica Machin has resigned as West Australian Ballet’s executive director to pursue a new, as-yet-unannounced leadership role.
Friday, 12 August, 2022 - 06:30
Appointments August 12, 2022
Our weekly appointments wrap includes Pilar Kasat, Erica Campbell, Angela Dawson, Matthew Allen, Ian Burrows, Clinton Turner, Scott Hollier, Amanda Hunt, Linda McSherry, Tamsyn Howard and Luke Disbury.
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Wednesday, 24 August, 2022 - 10:08
Uncertainty brings change to the arts
The disruption of the past two years has contributed to leadership changes and restructures.
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Tuesday, 26 November, 2024 - 08:00
Raising visibility for regional arts
Regional Arts WA celebrates its 30th anniversary with a fresh growth strategy.

Hedland arts get a bigger picture
Wednesday, 28 November, 2012 - 04:57

Uncertainty brings change to the arts
Wednesday, 24 August, 2022 - 10:08
TimelineJS
Firm focus on regional support
Hedland arts get a bigger picture
Goldfields arts festival set to soar
Government comes good with $24m for regional arts
Aust Council grants announced
Subscriber News - 12 September 2016
Country Arts launches collaborative programs
WA supports International Women's Day
Outback arts show value
Machin bows out of WA Ballet
Appointments August 12, 2022
Uncertainty brings change to the arts
Raising visibility for regional arts
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