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Kultour
Kultour is the national voice that advocates for the importance of cultural diversity in the activation of and participation in the arts for the benefit of all Australians, reflecting our multicultural society.
Kultour is supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, as an initiative of the Arts in a Multicultural Australia policy.
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| Kultour farewells CEO Magdalena Moreno |
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After three years at Kultour leading significant organisational change, Kultour CEO Magdalena Moreno departs February 1 to take up a senior position at the Consejo Nacional de la Cultura y las Artes (National Council for Arts and Culture) in Chile. Magdalena joined Kultour in 2009 and during her term has successfully steered a re-imagining of Kultour, transitioning the organisation through substantial structural, governance, and operational changes, into a thriving and robust national advocacy body, dedicated to ensuring that the Arts in Australia reflect our cultural diversity.
With the unanimous support of the board Magdalena has initiated and led national discourse on transformational change for a more open, diverse and inclusive arts community and been an active voice on the importance of diversity in the National Cultural Policy. She has not only brought this important debate to a national platform but has sought to link Kultour and Australia’s diversity to the international debate on diversity of expression and developed collaborations with the Arts Council England, Scanlon Foundation, Australia Council for the Arts, and DFAT amongst many others. Magdalena has delivered outstanding opportunities and outcomes to the Arts in Australia and brought a profound generosity, intellectual and strategic capacity, and diligence to the role of Kultour CEO. She has been an exceptional performer in demanding times. Whilst the Kultour Board of Directors and Staff will greatly miss her energy, passion, and advocacy, we are equally excited by the opportunity that lies ahead for her in her future role in the arts in Chile and wish her all the best. Caroline Stacey, Kultour Chair 
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