What happens when creativity begins to slip from the centre of our culture? If a thriving arts sector reflects a healthy civilisation, where does it sit in a time of economic pressure, shifting priorities, and global uncertainty?

Major events dominate headlines, global entertainment platforms command attention, and local artistic industries are increasingly squeezed. But what does this mean for our identity, our communities, and our future?

Set within Nexus Arts - a space that celebrates creativity - this thought-provoking evening will bring together some leading voices from the arts, philanthropy, and cultural sectors. We’ll move beyond the familiar narrative of “the Arts asking for more” to explore the lived reality of creative careers, the changing funding landscape, and what’s at stake if we allow the Arts to fade from focus.

We’re bringing together voices who sit across the Arts ecosystem—from policy and research to philanthropy and practice.

Facilitated by Nic Jeffries – Artist and CEO of Adelaide Youth Orchestras - speakers include:

Professor Jo Caust (Arts Academic and Writer)
Adam Page (Artist, Musician, Composer)
Margo Hill-Smith (Co-Director, Hill-Smith Art Advisory)

Rather than a traditional panel, our speakers will each share their perspective, followed by interactive opportunities to engage more deeply.

Expect diverse perspectives, robust discussion, and the kind of conversation you can only have the GLF way.

Book now for this special event.

Who should come: GLF alumni, foundation and honorary members, GLF supporters and sponsors.

Contact the host of GLF Connect Winter Event - The lost Arts.

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