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OUTPUT: ART AFTER FIRE South East Arts connects regional NSW internationally through experience and art OUTPUT: Art After Fire is a bilateral, international pilot project facilitated by South East Arts and FieldScreen International. Image: It Doesn't Look Like Paradise Anymore by Cara Despain 2019
RAF Funded Project Overview - old:NEW Presented by Eastern Riverina Arts and funded by the Regional Arts Fund, old:NEW aims to instigate and invigorate conversations about what we keep, why we collect and how history informs the present. A Vessel of Remembrance, by Beverly Moxon. Image by Patrick Ronald. OLD:New at the Museum of the Riverina . A RAF project by Eastern Riverina Arts.
Flying Fruit Fly Circus 'Under Construction' The Flying Fruit Fly Circus has utilised their RAF funding to create an enduring program to support circus artists, both emerging and mid-career, by providing an affordable and appropriate platform to create and perform new work.
RAF funded project - Kangaroo by Miranda Gott Kangaroo is a gothic tale about life in regional Australia, personal isolation, taking a fundamentally Australian outlook on people and their diverse experiences in life. The Regional Arts Fund has nurtured this project from initial script writing to final production.

Regional Arts NSW

REGIONAL ARTS NSW is the peak body and support agency for arts and cultural development in regional NSW.

 

During the current Sydney lockdown due to the Covid 19 pandemic,  the Sydney office is unattended. Staff can be contacted by mobile phone or email.  For Regional Arts NSW staff contact information, see our Staff page.

 

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Image: RANSW CEO, current and former Chairs at Artstate Tamworth. Standing L-R: Stephen Champion, Peter White, Julie Briggs. Seated L – R: Janice Summerhayes, Elizabeth Rogers, Meg Larkin. Photo: Anthony Hands

A Message from Julie Briggs, Chair, Regional Arts NSW

After 15 years of amazing service to Regional Arts NSW, our CEO Elizabeth Rogers is moving on. Elizabeth’s passion, drive and commitment to the arts will be greatly missed not only by the RANSW Board but across regional NSW and beyond. Elizabeth is taking her considerable skills and experience to join the Canberra Glassworks as CEO.

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Barbara Cleveland, 'This is a stained glass window, 2019. Single Channel HD video. Courtesy of the artists and Sullivan and Strumpf, Sydney.

Apply now for RISE funding

20.09.2021

Apply now for round 5 of RISE funding to assist in the presentation of new, re-shaped or existing cultural and creative activities and events. Read more