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948 historical awards in the current funding search. Use one search surface to move between open grants, philanthropic funders, delivery organisations, and relationship tracking without starting again every time.
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Grants & Opportunities
948 historical awards
Artist in Residence — Pimpama State Secondary College (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Artist in Residence
Invests in creative collaborations between professional artists and Queensland schools, including Queensland Government-approved kindergarten program providers. Recipient: Pimpama State Secondary College. Year: 2016-17.
$1,000 – $1,000
Ongoing
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BIA Capacity Building — Aurukun Shire Council (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Aurukun Shire Council. Year: 2017-18.
$1,500 – $1,500
Ongoing
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BIA Capacity Building — Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corporation (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
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 Corporation. Year: 2017-18.
$1,500 – $1,500
Ongoing
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Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Impact — StarSapphire Productions Proprietary Limited (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Impact
To provide funding to support individuals, organisations or collectives to deliver vibrant and accessible arts and cultural experiences for Queensland. Recipient: StarSapphire Productions Proprietary Limited. Year: 2017-18.
$2,500 – $2,500
Ongoing
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BIA Capacity Building — Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre. Year: 2017-18.
$1,485 – $1,485
Ongoing
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Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) — Scenic Rim Regional Council (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF)
A partnership with local councils to support local artists and cultural activities. Recipient: Scenic Rim Regional Council. Year: 2017-18.
$40,000 – $40,000
Ongoing
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VACS - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Ignite — people+artist+place (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — VACS - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Ignite
To increase the viability and vitality of Australia�s contemporary visual arts and craft sector. Recipient: people+artist+place. Year: 2017-18.
$17,136 – $17,136
Ongoing
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Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) — Etheridge Shire Council (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF)
A partnership with local councils to support local artists and cultural activities. Recipient: Etheridge Shire Council. Year: 2017-18.
$15,000 – $15,000
Ongoing
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Artist in Residence — Kelvin Grove State College (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Artist in Residence
Invests in creative collaborations between professional artists and Queensland schools, including Queensland Government-approved kindergarten program providers. Recipient: Kelvin Grove State College. Year: 2016-17.
$978 – $978
Ongoing
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Individuals Fund — Ms Amelia Stokes (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Individuals Fund
For individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development. Recipient: Ms Amelia Stokes. Year: 2017-18.
$3,027 – $3,027
Ongoing
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Backing Indigenous Arts — NGOONBI COMMUNITY SERVICES INDIGENOUS CORPORATION (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Backing Indigenous Arts
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: NGOONBI COMMUNITY SERVICES INDIGENOUS CORPORATION. Year: 2016-17.
$2,000 – $2,000
Ongoing
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Arts Infrastructure Fund — La Boite Theatre Limited (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Arts Infrastructure Fund
The Arts Infrastructure Fund (AIF)�assists Queensland-based arts and cultural organisations in financing minor infrastructure works and upgrades to strengthen their capacity to deliver arts and cultural services. Recipient: La Boite Theatre Limited. Year: 2017-18.
$25,373 – $25,373
Ongoing
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Organisations Fund — BlakDance Australia (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — Organisations Fund
To support the Small to Medium Arts Sector who play a key role in fostering community engagement and participation, providing regional access and supporting the professional development and employment of artists and arts workers. Recipient: BlakDance Australia. Year: 2018-19.
$32,500 – $32,500
Ongoing
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Artist in Residence — Aurukun State School (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Artist in Residence
Invests in creative collaborations between professional artists and Queensland schools, including Queensland Government-approved kindergarten program providers. Recipient: Aurukun State School. Year: 2017-18.
$17,500 – $17,500
Ongoing
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Artist in Residence — Good Shepherd Catholic College (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Artist in Residence
Invests in creative collaborations between professional artists and Queensland schools, including Queensland Government-approved kindergarten program providers. Recipient: Good Shepherd Catholic College. Year: 2017-18.
$11,072 – $11,072
Ongoing
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Arts Sector Initiatives — Feral Arts Corp Limited (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Arts Sector Initiatives
Contribution to the delivery of ArtsFront 2025 Recipient: Feral Arts Corp Limited. Year: 2017-18.
$37,500 – $37,500
Ongoing
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Arts Sector Initiatives — Board Matters Propriety Limited (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Arts Sector Initiatives
Governance review of board reporting - MBF Recipient: Board Matters Propriety Limited. Year: 2017-18.
$5,000 – $5,000
Ongoing
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Artist in Residence — Mount Saint Bernard College (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Artist in Residence
Invests in creative collaborations between professional artists and Queensland schools, including Queensland Government-approved kindergarten program providers. Recipient: Mount Saint Bernard College. Year: 2017-18.
$7,000 – $7,000
Ongoing
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Playing Queensland Fund - Supplementary — Queensland Symphony Orchestra (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — Playing Queensland Fund - Supplementary
To support Regional Touring initiatives, including increasing the number of touring arts productions, extending the reach of touring programs, and supporting the major state companies to regularly tour to regional Queensland. Recipient: Queensland Symphony Orchestra. Year: 2018-19.
$45,622 – $45,622
Ongoing
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Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) — Banana Shire Council (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF)
A partnership with local councils to support local artists and cultural activities. Recipient: Banana Shire Council. Year: 2018-19.
$28,000 – $28,000
Ongoing
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Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) — South Burnett Regional Council (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF)
A partnership with local councils to support local artists and cultural activities. Recipient: South Burnett Regional Council. Year: 2018-19.
$8,000 – $8,000
Ongoing
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Artist in Residence — Cleveland Education and Training Centre (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Artist in Residence
Invests in creative collaborations between professional artists and Queensland schools, including Queensland Government-approved kindergarten program providers. Recipient: Cleveland Education and Training Centre. Year: 2017-18.
$11,500 – $11,500
Ongoing
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Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) — Livingstone Shire Council (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF)
A partnership with local councils to support local artists and cultural activities. Recipient: Livingstone Shire Council. Year: 2018-19.
$35,000 – $35,000
Ongoing
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Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) — Gympie Regional Council (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF)
A partnership with local councils to support local artists and cultural activities. Recipient: Gympie Regional Council. Year: 2018-19.
$40,000 – $40,000
Ongoing
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BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership — Aurukun Shire Council (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Aurukun Shire Council. Year: 2017-18.
$30,000 – $30,000
Ongoing
artsOpen details →