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International Showcase – Music makers

The Australia Council's International Showcase - Music Makers provides travel support for Australian music makers- and their manager- who have been invited to showcase at key international music trade fairs or industry facing events.
16 Jan 2013
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Amount Up to $10,000 towards the costs of international travel and freight
Applications close 14 January 2013
Decisions advised 11 February 2013

Eligible projects commence from 18 February 2013

 

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