Jim Bettison and Helen James Award - recognising achievement and supporting individuals to continue lifelong work of benefit to the Australian community.

Hear ye, hear ye all creatively and culturally inclined Moreton Bay Regional inhabitants! So you’ve got the idea, motivation and artistic prowess but lack the currency to bankroll your inspired baby? Get your grant application awesome on because we have funds for you (providing it's eligible & we think it rocks!) Round 1 submissions close Aug 31.

Out of Round Funding is available for individual ACT artists to undertake significant interstate or overseas arts opportunities.

The Adelaide Fringe Artist Fund provides financial assistance to Australian artists registering their work in the Adelaide Fringe. Applications are encouraged in all art-forms and proposals which are ambitious in delivering new contemporary art for a wide range of audiences will be looked upon favourably.

The Ian Potter Cultural Trust offers grants of up $7000 to assist talented early career artists to undertake professional development, usually overseas.

Encouraging and supporting the diversity and excellence of emerging Australian artists.

Carclew offers grants to early career artists for arts projects with a tangible outcome and/or skills and career development. Project & Development Grants for Individuals are offered twice per year for activity occurring in the following six months.

Carclew offers grants to organisations that are not for profit, incorporated bodies based in South Australia.

Grants of up to $4,000 for individuals and $9,000 for groups are available for staff, final year students and graduates (up to 5 years from graduation) from all of Helpmann’s partner institutions.

A contribution of up to $3,000 is available to assist young artists, arts workers and organisations to respond to or capitalise on out-of-round opportunities.

Artists in Residence grants support the hosting of outstanding local, national and international artists, in order for them to share their skills and knowledge with local, practising professional and independent artists.

A Fellowship is an opportunity for an established independent artist to secure significant funding towards the advancement of their professional career and arts practice.

The Regional Partnerships program provides funding to support Victoria's network of regional art galleries and performing arts centres.

Belconnen Arts Centre is developing its seasonal Artists in Residence program and is offering assistance to local artists, writers, performers, new media collaborators and other creative professionals looking to use studio, performance and exhibition space for development and presentation of new work.

Victoria Law Foundation is opening up our grants funding to arts sector organisations for Law Week projects and events!

Funding is available for travel, accommodation and living expenses to bring key industry representatives to South Australia for meetings and presentations.

Responsive Grants are available for individual artists living in Moonee Valley who have been selected to participate in high level arts activities.

Money to enhance your creative expertise - say whaaat? Funding is available to boost your business prowess, help you audaciously up skill and get that vocational guru you’ve always dreamed of. Blow your arts and culture mind with a RADF Developing Creative Skills grant now!

The NSW Government, through Create NSW, is offering six grants of up to $20,000 each for professional artists and cultural practitioners to develop virtual reality (VR) work.