Jali Buba Kuyateh, 2008
Kultour is made up of 10 member organisations across each state and territory. Between them they represent vast expertise in
presenting and producing innovative and high quality art works that reflect the cultural diversity of contemporary Australia.
Representatives from each Kultour member organisation form Kultour's Board of Directors.
The Kultour Directors develop, produce and present culturally diverse work in their cities and, in some cases, in their immediate regions. They have skills and knowledge in marketing, media, policy, project and event management, and touring.
Kultour’s Company Members are:
The Kultour Directors develop, produce and present culturally diverse work in their cities and, in some cases, in their immediate regions. They have skills and knowledge in marketing, media, policy, project and event management, and touring.
Kultour’s Company Members are:
BRISBANE MULTICULTURAL ARTS CENTRE
(QLD)
BEMAC nurtures cultural diversity through a range of support services, for culturally diverse peoples to create and develop
multicultural arts practices. BEMAC is Brisbane's leading producer and presenter of World Music concerts and culturally diverse
multi-artform performance events.
multicultural arts practices. BEMAC is Brisbane's leading producer and presenter of World Music concerts and culturally diverse
multi-artform performance events.
DARWIN COMMUNITY ARTS (NT)
(NT)
Darwin Community Arts enriches and inspires Darwin by facilitating arts and cultural development that
reflects and celebrates our communities’ diversity and creativity, focussing on grassroots development.
CASULA POWERHOUSE ARTS CENTRE
(NSW)
Produces and presents programming which integrates art, community, environment and heritage through the examination of
contemporary issues in South-west Sydney.
contemporary issues in South-west Sydney.
FOOTSCRAY COMMUNITY ARTS CENTRE
(VIC)
Footscray Community Arts Centre works with artists and communities to develop and deliver community-focused arts
activities and strategies for Melbourne's western region.
activities and strategies for Melbourne's western region.
IHOS
(TAS)
IHOS is one of Australia's most successful contemporary music producers that also holds a significant position in
Tasmania's arts sector as advocates and presenters of multicultural music and performances.
Tasmania's arts sector as advocates and presenters of multicultural music and performances.
KULCHA MULTICULTURAL ARTS OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
(WA)
KULCHA is Western Australia's peak multicultural arts organisation. KULCHA supports the cultural diversity of Australia
through the presentation, promotion and advocacy of contemporary multicultural arts practice.
KULCHA manages a renowned world music venue in Fremantle.
through the presentation, promotion and advocacy of contemporary multicultural arts practice.
KULCHA manages a renowned world music venue in Fremantle.
MULTICULTURAL ARTS VICTORIA
(VIC)
MAV is Victoria's peak multicultural arts service organisation. They present, market and produce programs which include
local communities and artists, national initiatives and international exchanges.
local communities and artists, national initiatives and international exchanges.
NEXUS
(SA)
In 2009, Nexus Multicultural Arts Centre celebrates 25 years of nurturing creativity and cultural diversity,
a place where diverse artists & communities tell their stories by sharing experiences, developing and
presenting artworks. From Nexus’ CBD venue, we operate 7 program streams: visual art exhibitions, performing
arts events, workshops, ambassadorial & volunteer networks, residencies, forums, and member & professional development.
NORPA
(QLD)
Northern Rivers Performing Arts (NORPA), is one of Australia's leading regional performing arts organisations.
NORPA presents contemporary & multicultural performing arts to the communities of the Northern Rivers region of NSW
and tours its own locally produced work nationally.
NORPA presents contemporary & multicultural performing arts to the communities of the Northern Rivers region of NSW
and tours its own locally produced work nationally.
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