This program supports arts organisations based in Northern Tasmania to deliver high quality arts activities that strengthen Northern Tasmania's arts sector, engage and inspire audiences and the wider community, and benefit Northern Tasmania's professional artists and arts workers.

The National Library of Australia’s Creative Arts Fellowships offer practising artists and writers the opportunity to develop an artistic concept or work that is inspired or informed by the Library’s collections.

TasTAFE would like to commission artists to create freestanding panels or screens to be located inside the front entry of their Drysdale campus restaurant.

Frankston City Council is proud to support two grant streams to support local artists to continue creating work that contributes to our culture and community | Creative Industries PD Grants (up to $2,500) | Artist Project Grants (up to $4,000)

Apply NOW for financial and inkind support of Festivals presented in the City of Maribyrnong

We are seeking applications from contemporary artists, designers and sculptors to create a freestanding external artwork at Franklin Primary School.

The Audience Development Fund (ADF) offers public galleries in NSW assistance in targeting and developing new audiences

The COVID-19 pandemic has created intense financial hardship for artists, crew and music workers throughout the country. Many of you were the first to lose your jobs and your income, and our sector could well be the last to recover.

Relief grants are designed to assist regional artists, arts organisations and communities to meet their immediate needs. This could include asset replacement or purchase, support for arts practice (including self-directed residency/research and development), small projects and professional development opportunities.

Offered jointly by the National Folk Festival and the National Library of Australia, this annual Fellowship offers a unique opportunity for performers to discover and explore original collected material at the Library for use in their own artistic work.

RAF Relief grants are designed to assist regional artists, arts organisations and communities to meet their immediate needs due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Small Creative Hobart Grants

Medium Creative Hobart Grants

The Dobell Exhibition Grant (DEG), supported by the Sir William Dobell Art Foundation, offers $40,000 in funding to one regional NSW gallery per annum.

The Copyright Agency’s Create Grants offer opportunities for mid-career and established creative writers and visual artists to create and develop new work. The grants provide a living allowance to a writer or a visual artist to write or create a new work for publication or exhibition.

Gordon Darling Foundation Visual Arts Grant

Support towards opportunities interstate or overseas, or assistance to bring national and international arts professionals to Tasmania.

Leg Up Grants are quick response skill development grants for workers in volunteer managed museums throughout NSW. These grants fund various skill development projects including hosting or attending workshops, conferences or seminars in NSW, in addition to networking activities.

Arts Activities funding $5,000 open all year

Many worthwhile projects and opportunities present themselves at short notice.