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International Engagement Fund
September 6, 2022 3:00 pm (AEST)
Our vision is for Australian arts, culture and creativity to be thriving and known globally for its innovation, sustainability and diversity.
CINARS 2022 Biennale
September 6, 2022 3:00 pm (AEST)
Established in 1984, taking place every two years, CINARS is one of the most important international showcases and networking events attracting over 1900 performing arts professionals from around the globe.
HIAP – Helsinki International Artist Programme
The HIAP residency program offers time and support for developing new work in dialogue with the local art scene. The goal is to offer space for experimental, cross-disciplinary art practices and to actively contribute to topical debates within and around the context of art.
Internationale Tanzmesse NRW
Apply for support to attend the largest international professional gathering for contemporary dance.
Acme London Residency
$20,000
Through Acme’s partnership with the Australia Council, visual arts professionals (including artists, curators, and arts writers) are offered a six-month residency at Acme’s east London Fire Station residency space.
Mordant Family/Australia Council Affiliated Fellowship at the American Academy in Rome
The Affiliated Fellowship is open to established visual artists with a significant record of exhibitions in public institutions and galleries.
New York Publishers’ Program
Applications are now open for participation in an Australian publishing delegation to New York from 19-23 September 2022.
Debra Porch Award
Artist Debra Porch’s practice focused on memory, mortality and the relationship between presence and absence. Working and teaching during art residencies she undertook in Thailand, Vietnam, Armenia, Paris and in Australia became vital in her art and life. These rich experiences were significant influences in her work and exhibitions.
International Engagement Fund
Our vision is for Australian arts, culture and creativity to be thriving and known globally for its innovation, sustainability and diversity.
CINARS 2022 Biennale
Established in 1984, taking place every two years, CINARS is one of the most important international showcases and networking events attracting over 1900 performing arts professionals from around the globe.
HIAP – Helsinki International Artist Programme
The HIAP residency program offers time and support for developing new work in dialogue with the local art scene. The goal is to offer space for experimental, cross-disciplinary art practices and to actively contribute to topical debates within and around the context of art.
Internationale Tanzmesse NRW
Apply for support to attend the largest international professional gathering for contemporary dance.
Acme London Residency
$20,000
Through Acme’s partnership with the Australia Council, visual arts professionals (including artists, curators, and arts writers) are offered a six-month residency at Acme’s east London Fire Station residency space.
Mordant Family/Australia Council Affiliated Fellowship at the American Academy in Rome
The Affiliated Fellowship is open to established visual artists with a significant record of exhibitions in public institutions and galleries.
New York Publishers’ Program
Applications are now open for participation in an Australian publishing delegation to New York from 19-23 September 2022.
Debra Porch Award
Artist Debra Porch’s practice focused on memory, mortality and the relationship between presence and absence. Working and teaching during art residencies she undertook in Thailand, Vietnam, Armenia, Paris and in Australia became vital in her art and life. These rich experiences were significant influences in her work and exhibitions.
Digital Diasporas participants
The Australia Council for the Arts and the Canada Council for the Arts are pleased to congratulate the three recipients of Digital Diasporas, a new online research residency delivered in partnership with China Residencies: Amy Lam (Canada), Casey Tang (USA) and Tian Zhang (Australia).
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