A cross-border venture for living cultural heritage: traditional crafts, skills, performing arts, food traditions and local cultures that deserve a wider audience.
Relationship to DNY infrastructure: Provenance, rights and permission records are kept as trusted data. OPC members connect venues, partners and channels; FDE members build digital exhibitions, multilingual content and agent tools.
DNY Cultural Heritage Programme is a cross-border venture for living cultural heritage: traditional crafts, skills, performing arts, food traditions and local cultures that deserve a wider audience. Any heritage that needs help to be seen and understood can be considered, wherever it comes from and wherever its audience is. Australia and New Zealand are our base.
Every project starts with the same questions: who holds this heritage, who holds the rights, and what have they agreed to.
In the base stage, DNY takes no profit. Documentation, translation, digital content, exhibitions and logistics are budgeted in advance and charged at cost. If a project later earns commercial income, for example from cultural products, licensing or ticketed events, revenue sharing is agreed in a separate written agreement with the heritage holders and partners involved.
DNY Cultural Heritage Programme is a venture of DNY Cross Border Group Pty Ltd. It is not a registered charity and does not seek donations.
Traditional crafts, skills, performing arts and local cultures from any country.
Only led by, or in partnership with, First Nations communities and organisations, under their cultural protocols and with their free, prior and informed consent. DNY does not create, commission or sell work in a First Nations style.
The heritage carried by multicultural communities in Australia and New Zealand.
Basic materials are collected. It is not yet a project.
The holder's identity, cultural standing and permissions are reviewed.
Audience, budget, partners and delivery are agreed.
An exhibition, event or digital presentation with real audiences.
Products, licensing or channel sales, only under a separate written agreement.
Stable partners and repeatable programmes.
DNY Cultural Heritage Programme is in development. The first projects are under review. Nothing on this page is an offer of securities, a commitment to supply or a request for donations.
One-person companies and Forward Deployed Entrepreneurs can work on DNY Cultural Heritage Programme remotely through the ANZ OPC + FDE Alliance.
Work areas: Documentation and translation · Digital presentation · Exhibitions and events · Partners and channels. Specific work packages are scoped with shortlisted members and agreed in a project agreement with DNY.
No. It is a venture of DNY Cross Border Group Pty Ltd and does not seek donations. DNY takes no profit from the base work of a project. Revenue sharing applies only if a project later earns commercial income, under a separate written agreement.
Only led by, or in partnership with, First Nations communities and organisations, under their cultural protocols and with their free, prior and informed consent. DNY does not create, commission or sell work in a First Nations style.
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