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Two typical 'New England' towns The city of Armidale and the small town of Uralla just 23km to its south, are typical New England towns. Situated in the high country on the Northern Tablelands, roughly halfway between Sydney and Brisbane on the New England Highway, both are characterised by their cool, temperate climate and enjoy four 'real' seasons: a short blast of winter with fog, frosts and occasional snowfalls, and hot summers blessed with evening thunderstorms and cool nights.

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Art in Storefronts (US)

Art in Storefronts places art installations in vacant and under-used storefront windows in San Francisco.

CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP CULTUREMAP    CAMRA (Cultural Asset Mapping in Regional Australia) is a major Australian Research Council and industry funded project running from 2008 to 2013 as a partnership between seventeen organisations, including four universities.

Funded by the NSW government through Arts NSW and the University of Technology, Sydney, to promote short-term reuses of empty shops and spaces for creative and community development, this site publishes tools for empty space coordinators to start a 'pop-up' initiative, success stories, information for

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The culturemap.org.au community

culturemap.org.au is a space for information exchange, collaboration, discussion and debate around cultural activities, planning and development. Anyone interested is welcome to become a member of the community and post relevant content to the site.

CAMRA researchers at the University of Technology, Sydney, are working with project partners, the Central Darling Shire and West Darling Arts, in this remote shire of western NSW.

CAMRA researchers at Armidale Dumaresq Council, Arts North West, the University of Technology, Sydney, and Uralla Shire Council are working in this region. 

CAMRA (Cultural Asset Mapping in Regional Australia) is a major Australian Research Council and industry funded project running from 2008 to 2013 as a partnership between seventeen organisations, including four universities.

CAMRA aims to provide planners, policy-makers and communities with the knowledge they need to make better-informed planning decisions for more effective development of their local arts and cultural industries. It will do this through: