Valued at up to $20,000 each, the Helpmann Academy Fellowships fund projects of significance by South Australian emerging artists across visual arts, theatre, dance, music and film.

Arts Activities Funding replaces the Project and Out of Round funding categories. It is available to ACT-based artists at all stages of their careers and to organisations providing the Canberra community with opportunities to engage in the arts.

Arts Fellowship grants offer support for established artists and arts workers to undertake a self-directed program of professional development to benefit their arts practice.

Artback NT is excited to announce applications are open for the second iteration of the Taiwan – Australia Indigenous Artist in Residence program.

The two winning artists will each receive (4) free weeks of BigCi residency and AUD$2,500 spending money. In addition to that, up to AUD$2,000 flight travel subsidy will be shared between the two winners.

The University of Sydney Library now calls for applications from suitably qualified letterpress printmakers and book artists for a residency of 8 weeks, to take place during Semester 2, 2019. The residency is supported by payment of $5,000.

Evaluation Exchange is a stream of the Social Impact Program, which is an action of the Victorian Government’s Creative State strategy that aims to improve the lives of Victorians through creative experiences and participation, and the application of the creative services.

GNITE grants support individuals working in the writing, publishing and visual arts sectors to develop skills and progress their careers

The Engaging Audiences program supports cultural facilities funded through the Regional Partnerships program to extend audience engagement programming in order to deepen engagement with current audiences and support growth in new audiences.

The Community Project Grants stream supports applications which benefit the community, increase access and participation, and/or provide direct benefits to artists/arts workers.

The Project Fund is designed to benefit regional and remote artists, arts workers, audiences and communities by supporting and promoting participation in, and access to, art and culture.

This category is available to support regional. remote and very remote artists and communities to partner with professional artists and arts organisations to create high quality arts projects, create activities that develop cultural networks, build capacity for long term benefits and increase professional development.

Grants are available to assist groups and individuals to develop art form or cultural development skills through workshops or undertake projects in any art form which will enhance and develop arts practice and culture within communities.

Self-directed artist residencies and professional development opportunities overseas.

2019/20 City of Port Phillip Cultural Development Fund - Projects

The Orange Regional Arts Foundation (ORAF) supports and benefits the Orange Regional Gallery, the Orange Civic Theatre, Central West Libraries, the Orange Regional Conservatorium, the Orange Regional Museum and any other cultural activity/project within the Orange Region.

This program supports time-sensitive professional development opportunities for NSW-based professional artists and arts/cultural workers.

Investing in individuals with disability to undertake an artistic collaboration involving mentoring to enable arts practice and build foundations for an enduring career.

The Australia Council for the Arts is offering six grants of $30,000 in each Arts and Disability Mentoring Initiative round.

The Individuals Fund is for individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development opportunities.