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Creative sydney festival 2010 networks and clusters

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Chris Brennan-Horley

The document discusses creative industries and communities in cities. It includes quotes from artists in Sydney who value the community and collaborations found by working in the same building. Another quote discusses artists in Marrickville, Australia who have been forced to squat due to lack of affordable housing and studio space. The document also summarizes research on the distribution of creative work in Sydney by location from 2001-2011, showing concentrations in the inner city and changes over time.

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NETWORKS + CLUSTERS Chris Gibson Professor in Human Geography Deputy Director Australian Centre for Cultural Environmental Research (AUSCCER) University of Wollongong
THE GEOGRAPHY OF CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
＾It is a network of artists working in the building C this building has given Sydney generations of artists￣ Jess Cook ＾I started working in the building because of the community C the collaborations in here are pretty unique and exciting￣ Honi Ryan
THE GEOGRAPHY OF CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
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＾The Centrepiece Queer Collective have been living in [the old Marrickville Hospital site] for a month. They say they have been forced to squat in the site because of the lack of affordable housing and studio space in the inner west￣ ＾new businesses read like a list from Christian Lander¨s popular blog ｀Stuff White People Like¨: an organic farmers market, artist warehouses, Thai restaurants and coffee shops￣
Creative sydney festival 2010 networks and clusters
Gibson, C and Brennan-Horley, C (2006) ｀Goodbye pram city: beyond inner/outer zone binaries in creative city research¨, Urban Policy and Research, 24, 4, 455- 471 Creative work in Sydney Figure 1: Distribution of total creative work in Sydney (by industry), expressed as a percentage of SLA employed labour force, collected by place of residence, 2001 (Source: ABS custom data run)
Gibson, C and Brennan-Horley, C (2006) ｀Goodbye pram city: beyond inner/outer zone binaries in creative city research¨, Urban Policy and Research, 24, 4, 455- 471 Figure 2: Rate of change in creative industry employment, collected ? Creative work in Sydney by place of residence, expressed as a ? by place of residence percentage of SLA employed labour force, 1986-2001 (Source: ABS custom data run) ? 1986-2001
Gibson, C and Brennan-Horley, C (2006) ｀Goodbye pram city: beyond inner/outer zone binaries in creative city research¨, Urban Policy and Research, 24, 4, 455- 471 Figure 3: Rate of change in creative work by industry, by place of employment, expressed as a percentage ? by place of employment ? Creative work in Sydney of Sydney¨s total creative workforce, 1991-2001 (Source: ABS custom data run) ? 1986-2001
Creative sydney festival 2010 networks and clusters
Creative sydney festival 2010 networks and clusters
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Creative sydney festival 2010 networks and clusters

  • 1. NETWORKS + CLUSTERS Chris Gibson Professor in Human Geography Deputy Director Australian Centre for Cultural Environmental Research (AUSCCER) University of Wollongong
  • 2. THE GEOGRAPHY OF CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
  • 3. ＾It is a network of artists working in the building C this building has given Sydney generations of artists￣ Jess Cook ＾I started working in the building because of the community C the collaborations in here are pretty unique and exciting￣ Honi Ryan
  • 4. THE GEOGRAPHY OF CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
  • 6. ＾The Centrepiece Queer Collective have been living in [the old Marrickville Hospital site] for a month. They say they have been forced to squat in the site because of the lack of affordable housing and studio space in the inner west￣ ＾new businesses read like a list from Christian Lander¨s popular blog ｀Stuff White People Like¨: an organic farmers market, artist warehouses, Thai restaurants and coffee shops￣
  • 8. Gibson, C and Brennan-Horley, C (2006) ｀Goodbye pram city: beyond inner/outer zone binaries in creative city research¨, Urban Policy and Research, 24, 4, 455- 471 Creative work in Sydney Figure 1: Distribution of total creative work in Sydney (by industry), expressed as a percentage of SLA employed labour force, collected by place of residence, 2001 (Source: ABS custom data run)
  • 9. Gibson, C and Brennan-Horley, C (2006) ｀Goodbye pram city: beyond inner/outer zone binaries in creative city research¨, Urban Policy and Research, 24, 4, 455- 471 Figure 2: Rate of change in creative industry employment, collected ? Creative work in Sydney by place of residence, expressed as a ? by place of residence percentage of SLA employed labour force, 1986-2001 (Source: ABS custom data run) ? 1986-2001
  • 10. Gibson, C and Brennan-Horley, C (2006) ｀Goodbye pram city: beyond inner/outer zone binaries in creative city research¨, Urban Policy and Research, 24, 4, 455- 471 Figure 3: Rate of change in creative work by industry, by place of employment, expressed as a percentage ? by place of employment ? Creative work in Sydney of Sydney¨s total creative workforce, 1991-2001 (Source: ABS custom data run) ? 1986-2001
  • 13. Parap Inner city Winnellie
  • 15. ? Where is creative Sydney? ★ catch and release experiment