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Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander artist program
Arts SA has a new funding program called the Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander artist program. Below is a message from Alex Reid. Executive Director, Arts SA, as well as some information about the program with a link to guidelines and application forms.
The Government of South Australia, through Arts SA, recognises the importance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) artists to the artistic and cultural life of all South Australians.
Arts SA has a range of programs open to all Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) artists, arts workers, community groups and arts and cultural organisations based in South Australia
The ATSI arts development program offers skills development opportunities including mentorships, masterclasses and work placements as well as funding for ATSI artists, arts administrators and organisations for the development of new work.
Applicants can apply up for up to $3000 for activity in Australia and up to $5000 for international projects.
The next round of funding closes 17 October 2008.
Arts SA works with artists and administrators to ensure that South Australia can offer sustainable career pathways to its artists. Respect for ATSI culture is hugely important and Arts SA encourages communication and consultation at every stage of the development of any project supported through its funding programs, says Alex Reid, Executive Director.
ATSI arts development program
If you are interested in finding out more contact Tamara Watson at Arts SA, telephone 08 8463 5450
crossover australia - international mentors announced, applications open
Crossover Australia is a 5-day interactive residential workshop designed to brainstorm cross-platform models and projects. It will take place at McLaren on the Lake and follows 2007's highly successful Crossover.
Three leading international practitioners from the film and digital media sectors have been confirmed as mentors for Crossover Australia 2009. Leading the laboratory is Frank Boyd, former Director and Creative Development with BBC's Innovation and Learning Team, currently working with Creative London. He will be supported by mentors: Matt Adams, co-founder of Blast Theory and Heather Croall, Director of the Sheffield International Documentary Conference.
Participation for the 20 successful applicants is FREE. Submissions close OCTOBER 31. For full details, guidelines and application forms please visit crossover.org.au or contact Kate Jarrett in Screen Industry Programs at the SA Film Corporation on (08) 8348 9307 or email crossover09@safilm.com.au.
The Government of South Australia, through Arts SA, recognises the importance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) artists to the artistic and cultural life of all South Australians.
Arts SA has a range of programs open to all Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) artists, arts workers, community groups and arts and cultural organisations based in South Australia
The ATSI arts development program offers skills development opportunities including mentorships, masterclasses and work placements as well as funding for ATSI artists, arts administrators and organisations for the development of new work.
Applicants can apply up for up to $3000 for activity in Australia and up to $5000 for international projects.
The next round of funding closes 17 October 2008.
Arts SA works with artists and administrators to ensure that South Australia can offer sustainable career pathways to its artists. Respect for ATSI culture is hugely important and Arts SA encourages communication and consultation at every stage of the development of any project supported through its funding programs, says Alex Reid, Executive Director.
ATSI arts development program
If you are interested in finding out more contact Tamara Watson at Arts SA, telephone 08 8463 5450
crossover australia - international mentors announced, applications open
Crossover Australia is a 5-day interactive residential workshop designed to brainstorm cross-platform models and projects. It will take place at McLaren on the Lake and follows 2007's highly successful Crossover.
Three leading international practitioners from the film and digital media sectors have been confirmed as mentors for Crossover Australia 2009. Leading the laboratory is Frank Boyd, former Director and Creative Development with BBC's Innovation and Learning Team, currently working with Creative London. He will be supported by mentors: Matt Adams, co-founder of Blast Theory and Heather Croall, Director of the Sheffield International Documentary Conference.
Participation for the 20 successful applicants is FREE. Submissions close OCTOBER 31. For full details, guidelines and application forms please visit crossover.org.au or contact Kate Jarrett in Screen Industry Programs at the SA Film Corporation on (08) 8348 9307 or email crossover09@safilm.com.au.
