Grants & Opportunities

In partnership with the Australia Council, this grant program seeks to increase the viability and vitality of Australia�s contemporary visual arts and craft sector, through Industry Development Initiatives provided to arts and craft organisations, individual artists, arts events, etc Recipient: Eyeline Publishing Ltd. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: UMI Arts. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Torres Strait Regional Authority. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Stepping Black Indigenous Corporation Australia. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Salt Water Murris - Quandamooka Inc. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Remote Area Planning and Development Board. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Red Ridge (Interior Queensland) Ltd. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: QUT Creative Enterprise Australia. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Queensland Music Festival Pty Ltd. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Ngalmun Lagau Minaral Art Centre Torres Strait Islander Corporation. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corp. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Hopevale Arts and Cultural Centre. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Department of Education and Training. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Black Market Collective. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. Year: 2012-13.

To provide funding to support regional Festivals which create vibrant arts and cultural experiences for Queenslanders Recipient: Torres Shire Council. Year: 2012-13.

A landmark initiative to fund organisations to provide arts performances and activities to people in disaster-affected Queensland communities helping them rebuild their lives Recipient: Contact Inc. Year: 2012-13.

To award annual Creative Fellowships of up to $40,000 to professional artists and cultural workers. This program is a joint initiative of Arts Queensland, Griffith University, Queensland University of Technology and the University of Queensland. Recipient: University of Queensland. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Emma Martin. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Michael Thomas Zavros. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Griffith University Art Gallery. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: First Nations Australia Writers Network. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Hugh Middleton. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Irene Rae. Year: 2012-13.