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BACK AGAIN - NAVA Visual and Craft Artists

Grants of up to $500 for individuals and $1,000 for groups are availabletowards the costs of public presentation of visual arts, craft and design taking place from August to October 2006. Funded...

National Review of Visual Education

The Research Team invites you to choose to:
- read and comment on the discussion paper:
- make a comment about Visual Education
- indicate your interest in participating in a...

Letter to Senators

This is not a matter which can be patched together. It needs thorough anddetailed examination BEFORE legislation is passed.
This was the primary recommendation made unanimously by the Senate...

Electrofringe Co-Director - NSW

Electrofringe is seeking a highly organised individual to work with the current co-director, for the 2006 festival, and then on to 2007. Electrofringe is a hands-on, all-in new media arts festival...

Call for Videos - NAT

This call is inviting artists to reflect their own or the subject of male, female, gay, lesbian, transgender etc identity via the medium of video. Details and entry form can be found at NetEX -...

The new OLD Premier's Multicultural Photographic Award

The winner will be chosen from amongst all 256 regional entries in this year's awards. It will be presented with the other honours at the official awards ceremony at the Queensland Cultural Centre...

Peppermin Bay Sculpture Trail - TAS

The Inaugural Peppermint Bay Sculpture Prize will be held from August 28 to October 1 and will feature twenty sculptors exhibiting their works in the grounds of Peppermint Bay.
The twenty...

Young artists win awards

The winners for the 2005 Freedman Foundation Travelling Scholarship for Emerging Artists have been announced. The $5,000 award, established in 2000 and administered by the National Association for...

The Potter re-opens August 6

The Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne, will open its doors on August 6 2005 with a series of programs and events. Four years of planning and research has culminated in an ambitious...

Winner announced for Art on the Rocks


Mr Nivison, who graduated from the National Art School in 1974, was judged the best from a pool of 60 artists short-listed from more than 400 submissions. Mr Nivison's works have been...