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Indigenous Regional Arts Development Fund (IRADF) — Doomadgee Aboriginal Shire Council (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Indigenous Regional Arts Development Fund (IRADF)
The Indigenous Regional Arts Development Fund (IRADF) program is a partnership between Arts Queensland and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Recipient: Doomadgee Aboriginal Shire Council. Year: 2017-18.
$15,000 – $15,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Indigenous Arts Centre Infrastructure Fund — Aurukun Shire Council (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Indigenous Arts Centre Infrastructure Fund
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.
$45,000 – $45,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Capital Grants — Woodfordia Incorporated (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grants
Capital grant towards infrastructure upgrades at Woodfordia Recipient: Woodfordia Incorporated. Year: 2017-18.
$1,000,000 – $1,000,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Capital Grants — Rockhampton Regional Council (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grants
Capital grant towards the planned relocation of the Rockhampton Art Gallery Recipient: Rockhampton Regional Council. Year: 2017-18.
$350,000 – $350,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Capital Grants — Queensland University of Technology (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grants
La Boite Capital Upgrade Project 2017 Recipient: Queensland University of Technology. Year: 2017-18.
$250,000 – $250,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Capital Grants — Queensland Theatre Company (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grants
Billie Brown Studio refurbishment Recipient: Queensland Theatre Company. Year: 2017-18.
$700,000 – $700,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Capital Grants — Queensland Museum (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grants
Queensland Museum Instalment Recipient: Queensland Museum. Year: 2017-18.
$700,000 – $700,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Capital Grants — Cairns Regional Council (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grants
Contribution to the Cairns Performing Arts Centre Recipient: Cairns Regional Council. Year: 2017-18.
$5,000,000 – $5,000,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Capacity Building and BSO — Indigenous Art Centre Alliance (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Capacity Building and BSO
Governance Support Services Recipient: Indigenous Art Centre Alliance. Year: 2017-18.
$10,000 – $10,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
Cairns Indigenous Art Fair — Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — Cairns Indigenous Art Fair
Funding to run the Cairns Indigenous Arts Fair. The Government divested the Cairns Indigenous Arts Fair to an external entity in to run the event going forwards. Recipient: Cairns Indigenous Art Fair. Year: 2017-18.
$175,000 – $175,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA Performing Arts Producer Placements — JUTE Theatre Company (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Performing Arts Producer Placements
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: JUTE Theatre Company. Year: 2017-18.
$31,256 – $31,256
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA Performing Arts Producer Placements — BlakDance Australia Limited (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Performing Arts Producer Placements
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: BlakDance Australia Limited. Year: 2017-18.
$31,500 – $31,500
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA Performing Arts Next Stage — Nintringanyi Cultural Training Centre (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Performing Arts Next Stage
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Nintringanyi Cultural Training Centre. Year: 2017-18.
$67,500 – $67,500
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA Capacity Building — Yarrabah Aboriginal 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: Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Council. Year: 2017-18.
$1,500 – $1,500
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
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
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA Capacity Building — Hopevale Arts and Cultural 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: Hopevale Arts and Cultural Centre. Year: 2017-18.
$1,500 – $1,500
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
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
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA Capacity Building — Erub Erwer Meta Torres Strait Islander 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: Erub Erwer Meta Torres Strait Islander Corporation. Year: 2017-18.
$906 – $906
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
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
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Impact — UPLIT Association Incorporated (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Impact
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: UPLIT Association Incorporated. Year: 2017-18.
$10,800 – $10,800
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Impact — Inkmasters Cairns Incorporated (2017-18)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Impact
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Inkmasters Cairns Incorporated. Year: 2017-18.
$33,159 – $33,159
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership — Badhulgaw Kuthinaw Mudh Torres Strait Islander Corporation (2018-19)
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: Badhulgaw Kuthinaw Mudh Torres Strait Islander Corporation. Year: 2018-19.
$30,000 – $30,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA - Indigenous Arts Centre Infrastructure Fund — Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Indigenous Arts Centre Infrastructure Fund
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: 2018-19.
$174 – $174
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA - Indigenous Arts Centre Infrastructure Fund — Aurukun Shire Council - Wik and Kugu Arts (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Indigenous Arts Centre Infrastructure Fund
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 - Wik and Kugu Arts. Year: 2018-19.
$664 – $664
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA - Indigenous Arts Centre Infrastructure Fund — Erub Erwer Meta Torres Strait Islander Corporation (2018-19)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Indigenous Arts Centre Infrastructure Fund
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Erub Erwer Meta Torres Strait Islander Corporation. Year: 2018-19.
$45,000 – $45,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →