CLUNES 2019 EOI
The Clunes Booktown Festival is all about celebrating books and the great conversations and big ideas that come from them. The Festival is turning the stereotype of rural towns on its head: from slow, dusty and dry to a hub of ideas and the arts.Regional Arts Australia will be holding a stall at Clunes Booktown Festival to showcase the high calibre of authors, artists, and arts organisations across regional, remote and rural Australia. Regional Arts Australia invites artists and organisations to submit an Expression of Interest.
COUNTRY ARTS WA REGIONAL ART FUND PROJECT
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.
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COUNTRY ARTS WA #HERWORK
This International Women’s Day – Friday 8 March – we’ll be celebrating the women who make the arts happen in regional WA.
On Country Arts WA’s social media and website, we’ll be profiling the artists, arts workers, facilitators, teachers and advocates who make contribute to the thriving regional arts sector in our state.
Nominate here
DRUG AWARE YCULTURE REGIONAL OFFER
If you 12 - 26 and have an arts project idea you would like to work on, the Drug Aware YCulture Regional offer might just make it happen. "This Country Arts WA grant offers up to $4,000 to fund community arts projects in regional WA across all art forms. Applicants living north of the 26th parallel (above Shark Bay) or in very remote WA can apply for up to $6,000.If you need an auspicing organisation ECA may be able to assist. Give us a call on 90 721158 for more details
ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA'S EVENT GRANTS
Each year ESA offers a limited number of grants (of up to $1,500) to support ecology related local activities, events, and initiatives around Australia.
Eligible activities may include (but are not limited to): seminars; workshops; education initiatives; symposia; research chapter events; public forums; citizen science events; field days etc. Find our more here
FESTIVALS AUSTRALIA FUNDING
Festivals Australia supports community participation in, and access to, the arts and aims to support partnerships and collaboration across the sector.
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HADLEY'S ART PRIZE
Presented by Hadley’s Orient Hotel, the Hadley’s Art Prize, Hobart is an annual, acquisitive Australian landscape prize, which offers $100,000 to the winning entry.
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MARIE ELLIS OAM PRIZE FOR DRAWING
Now in its 10th year, the 2019 Marie Ellis OAM Prize for Drawing is open for submissions.
The Marie Ellis OAM Prize for Drawing aims to encourage excellence in drawing as an important foundation for any arts practice.
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MORAN CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHIC PRIZE
If you are into photography this is a fantastic opportunity to enter your photograph in the Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize, istudents are encouraged to enter. “Moran Prizes Contemporary Photography Prize has opened for 2019, calling for shots that illustrate life in contemporary Australia - with $50,000 for the winner. There's also multiple student prizes for younger photographers. Submissions close 6 March.” Find out more
PCP PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
Perth Centre for Photography is now taking entries for their Contemporary Landscapes in Photography (CLIP) award! Open to all photographic artists 40 works will be selected for public exhibition; plus $3,000 for overall winner, $1,000 for student, $500 for judge's choice. Submissions close 6 April. Find out more
R&M MCGIVERN PRIZE 2019 - CALL FOR ENTRIES
Held every three years, with a different theme each year, the $25,000 acquisitive prize for painting calls for artists across Australia to consider the impact of human habitation on the environment. Entries close at 5pm on Friday 28 June. Find out more
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