Following extensive collaboration across the sector, the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) today soft-launches the new Code of Practice for Visual Arts, Craft and Design.
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so hot right now now now is the final outcome of the Regional Artist Mentoring Program (RAMP), a two-year creative and professional development initiative by Cementa Incorporated and Arts OutWest.
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French Café, a re-adaption of the cabaret theatre production originally showcased in 2019, was reimagined at Grafton’s Plunge Festival earlier this year.
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For Cadance Bell, an Australian author/director/producer and writer, the significance of her first novel, a memoir that tells the story of her experiences of growing up transgender in the bush, speaks not only to her journey, but to the journey of LGBTQI+ people across regional Australia.
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Applications for the Mandy Martin Award are now open.
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Steel and stone will take centre stage in the Gunnedah Bicentennial Creative Arts Gallery on
Friday, October 14, when the new exhibition Down to the Wire opens at 6pm.
The Windmill Trust and the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) congratulate Juanita McLauchlan announced as the recipient of 25th annual scholarship for regional NSW artists.
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Bathurst’s Carillion is more than a war memorial – it’s a rare but fully functioning instrument. Bathurst’s carillonists will present a series of three special concerts in October, thanks to a Country Arts Support Program grant.
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Submissions are invited from NSW artists aged 18-30 years, working in any visual art medium for...
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Artists are invited to respond to an unusual space in the Scone CBD for public mural artwork.
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Arts Trail Live successfully rolled out across creative venues in the New England North West last weekend. The project was made possible by funding from the RAF Cultural Tourism Accelerator program and was designed to encourage arts tourism across the New England North West region, allowing people a chance to take part in a creative activity in one weekend.
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Ten applicants have been successful in Arts Upper Hunter’s second ever Micro Grants program. The 2022 Micro Grants are designed to be small but very useful cash injections to help people and groups “to get back on track or to take a small but crucial step forward in their creative pursuits,” according to the guidelines.
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