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Awards and opportunities to enter in 2022

From career-changing awards to the latest call outs, ArtsHub lists the major arts opportunities in 2022.
5 Jan 2022 7:37
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Enter the room of opportunities. Image: George Kedenburg III via Unsplash.

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Last updated: 18 January 2022.

Paper on Skin, Tasmania’s wearable paper art competition is now calling for entries. The competition invites Australian and international artists to embrace the challenge of designing a wearable garment made from at least 80% paper with a prize pool of $10,000.
Entries close 20 January; learn more and apply.

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