We have partnered with the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) to offer 5 places at their upcoming major residential training event

The Regional Arts Fund: Project Fund is designed to benefit regional and remote artists, arts workers, audiences and communities by supporting and promoting participation in, and access to, art and culture.

The Creators Fund Applications now open

Quick Response Grants are intended to assist regional artists, arts organisations and communities to take up professional or skills development or small project opportunities.

Not-for-profit groups operating in Queensland can apply for grants from $500 to $35,000 through the GCBF. This fund is Queensland’s largest one-off community grants program, distributing approximately $55 million per year

Project funding supports excellence, innovation and creativity within the NSW arts and cultural sector.

Annual Organisation funding is provided on an annual basis to support Arts and Cultural Organisations (including service organisations) to deliver multiple arts and cultural activities throughout a single calendar or financial year. Funding can contribute to any aspect of an organisation’s program.

The Ian Potter Cultural Trust offers grants up to $10,000 to assist talented emerging and early career artists to undertake international professional development opportunities to gain experience, develop networks and learn skills from leaders in their field.

Creative Learning Partnerships provides the opportunity for Victorian schools to partner with creative professionals or arts and cultural organisations.

Quick response arts grants provide artists with an opportunity to access funding through the flexibility of an ongoing application process and a short turnaround time.

The Australian Tapestry Workshop Artist in Residence program invites artists to immerse themselves in a unique studio environment. Our mission is to ensure that this traditional art form and our specialist creative skills are kept alive and thriving in Australia through active collaboration with contemporary artists.

Quick Response Grants are intended to assist regional artists, arts organisations and communities to take up professional or skills development or small project opportunities.

This program aims to increase access to the arts through the delivery of professional performing arts to smaller country centres.

Quick Response grants are to assist applicants who are unable to apply for support from other funding sources because the opportunity occurs outside of a normal grant round.

Drug Aware YCulture Regional offers young people aged 12-26 up to $4,000 to fund community arts projects in regional WA across all art forms. Applicants living north of the 26th parallel (above Shark Bay) or in very remote WA can apply for up to $6,000.

Drug Aware YCulture Metro is a funding and development program offering up to $3000 for youth arts and culture projects based in metropolitan Perth. Drug Aware YCulture Metro is delivered by Propel Youth Arts WA to promote the Drug Aware message.

The Professional Development Fund grants offer support for professional artists and arts workers in the Northern Territory (NT) to access development opportunities.

The Arts U-15k grant program offers up to $15,000 for artists and creative industry professionals to deliver a one-off project or a program of activity.

The Regional Arts Fund: Quick Response Grants assist regional artists, arts organisations and communities to take up professional or skills development or small project opportunities that would otherwise be limited by the constraints of other funding programs.

An award for the best business plan developed at the end of the Diploma. Make your ideas a reality. Since we believe in people making their own mark in the industry, we are offering a $10,000 award for the best business plan developed at the end of the program. We also provide access to accountants and mentors.