Georgia Mokak: Create NSW's newest appointment to their Artform Advisory Board
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Georgia Mokak: Create NSW's newest appointment to their Artform Advisory Board
Article by Hugh Robertson
Georgia Mokak is one of 20 new appointments to Create NSW Artform Advisory Boards as a Multi-Arts Board Member.
These boards assess applications made to Create NSW’s Arts and Cultural Funding Program, provide recommendations to the Minister – who will have final say on any funding decisions – and advise on strategic directions for the sector.
Georgia is a proud Djugun woman from Broome. She is the First Nations Research and Engagement Coordinator at National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) and First Peoples Programs Coordinator at the National Art School (NAS). She is also a freelance producer, lecturer and writer.
Read the full announcement through the link below.
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