The Urunga Art Space is holding their annual Small Sculpture Prize. presented by the Urunga Myelstom Chamber of Commerce, the competition promises to be bigger and better than ever in 2021! With plenty of local support and...
Read MoreApplications for the 2021 Accessible Arts and Bundanon Trust Artist-In-Residence Program are now open and will provide the opportunity for five artists from NSW and the ACT with a disability to take part. Successful applicants...
Read MoreCreate NSW is seeking expressions of interest from leading cultural and arts practitioners including professional artists, producers, business managers and independent company leaders to join the NSW Artform Advisory Boards. The...
Read MoreThe NSW Government is supporting regional tourism via $30 million as part of the Regional Tourism Activation Fund. The Fund aims to boost regional tourism and improve the visitor experience for people with disability in regional...
Read MoreMusicNSW has announced the appointment of seven Regional Music Officers (RMOs) across NSW in a move that shows one of the most significant regional music development efforts undertaken in regional NSW. The RMOs are respected...
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Regional Arts Australia (RAA) have announced the 13 practitioners to make up the inaugural cohort...
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Over 100 recipients will share in more than $4 million as part of round 2 of NSW...
Read MoreApplications have officially re-opened for the Regional Arts Fund (RAF) Quick Response Grants! These Quick Response Grants are designed to support the immediate needs of regional artists where the activity is...
Read MoreThe Arts Activated Conference is Australia’s leading arts and disability forum and will feature a mix of virtual and live sessions held over three Mondays in August on the 9th, 16th and 23rd. The conference attracts over...
Read MoreThursday 27th May brought with it two new creative businesses led by local artists to Wagga Wagga’s CBD. An initiative of Eastern Riverina Arts, RENEW WAGGA is breathing new life into empty shopfronts in Wagga Wagga and...
Read MoreDr Amelia Green of Griffith University is leading a research project into the social and economic impacts of Australian silo art on both people who visit silo art and people who live in and around towns with silo art such as...
Read MoreNamed for Alan Sisley (1952-2014) who was the Director for Orange Regional Gallery from 1991-2014 and was previously President of Regional & Public Galleries of NSW, the Alan Sisley Memorial Fellowship is awarded biennially...
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