The arts and entertainment sector have seen the full brunt of the various lock down measures and while many are hurting creative practitioners are skilled at improvising, often making do with limited resources and working within constraints. Necessity is the mother of invention and artists, performers, writers, creative practitioners and cultural institutions are rethinking their creative practice and looking at different ways to engage with their audiences. As Bendigo Art Gallery Director Jessica Bridgfoot says \u201cclosure has given the gallery\u2019s small team a chance to rethink online engagement. We don\u2019t always have the time to brainstorm and activate in this way\u2026this is an opportunity for us to attract a whole new audience online while entertaining our existing audience\u201d.\u00a0\u00a0 How can you respond creatively in this time? Why not take inspiration from the creative businesses in these links.<\/p>\n
Richard Tognetti invites us to join the Australian Chamber Orchestra Home Casts <\/a><\/p>\n Get up close to Cirque Du Soleil<\/a><\/p>\n