Murray Arts is looking for an enthusiastic and creative person to join their team as the Aboriginal Arts Curator at the regions only aboriginal art gallery, burraja gallery. Read more
Create NSW has announced $7mil in arts and cultural funding across the state for the first round of annual project funding, with a large proportion of the 141 recipients being regionally based projects and organisations. Read more
Alyce Fisher is the Executive Director of Murray Arts, based in Albury-Wodonga. Alyce is incredibly passionate about Regional Arts & Cultural Development and is no stranger to the Regional Arts Network as she was the Regional Arts Development Officer for South West Arts, based in Deniliquin, from 2009 – 2013 and re-joined the network in January 2017, as the Executive Director for Murray Arts, based in Albury-Wodonga. Read more
The 2020 Wired Open Labs Workshop Series has been released featuring 37 workshops in partnership with seven rural communities across Eastern Riverina and South West Slopes. Read more
Scott Howie is the Executive Director of Eastern Riverina Arts and will soon take on the role of Artistic Director over a 12 month period, developing the Artstate Wagga Wagga cultural program. Read more
Create NSW has launched a range of exciting new funds over the past month. Applications are open for fellowships across music, theatre, dance and visual arts, and Small Project Grants (Quick Response). Read more
Screenworks and Australians In Film (AiF) have announced that the second year of the Screenworks Regional Screen in LA Program will be the ANIMAL LOGIC ENTERTAINMENT INTERNSHIP, giving unparalleled opportunities to an undergraduate or recent graduate living in Regional Australia who wishes to pursue a career as a development executive or producer. Read more
Wagga Wagga has been announced as the host city for Artstate 2020, a celebration of excellence in Arts and Culture in Regional NSW presented by Regional Arts NSW and Eastern Riverina Arts. Read more
A group of brain injury survivors have lent their artistic skills to decorate puzzle pieces for a community arts project designed to raise awareness and funds in the fight to tackle loneliness. Read more
Jamie-Lea Trindall is the Executive Director of Outback Arts. Born in Coonamble NSW, Jamie-Lea completed her HSC at Coonamble High School and went on to undertake her Bachelor of Art Education College of Fine Arts UNSW, with a major in Sculpture and a minor in Photography, immersing herself in Art Education, Aboriginal history and the research roles of arts workers. In 2009 Jamie-Lea returned to her hometown to take on the role of Executive Director for Outback Arts. Read more
Create NSW has launched changes to multi-year arts funding, which focus on supporting the needs of small to medium independent arts organisations. Read more
Applications are now open for the Dreaming Award, which was established in 2012 to support an inspirational young First Nations artist aged 18-30 years to create a major body of work through mentoring and partnerships. Read more
