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The recipients of the First Nations Arts and Culture Awards 2026 will be announced on the evening of Wednesday 27 May.

These Awards recognise the outstanding work and achievements of Australian First Nations artists and arts & culture workers in the following categories:

🔹 Red Ochre Award for Lifetime Achievement in Artistic Excellence
🔹 Red Ochre Award for Lifetime Achievement in Cultural Advocacy and Leadership
🔹 Established Artist of the Year Award for Excellence in the Arts
🔹 Youth Award for Achievement in the Arts
🔹 First Nations Arts and Culture Business Innovation Award
🔹 First Nations Fellowships

Learn more via link in bio.

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Consultation submissions are now open for the next National Cultural Policy.

Share your ideas, insights and experiences on what’s working, what’s changing, and what the future of Australian culture looks like to you.

Your feedback will directly inform the development of the next phase of the National Cultural Policy, building on the strong foundations of Revive: A place for every story, a story for every place.

Submissions are open to all, and we strongly encourage voices from across the arts sector to take part. Read the consultation paper and share your feedback.

🔗 Visit the link in our bio or @ausgovarts for more information.

🗓️ Consultations close at 11:59pm on Sunday 24 May.

Photo: Tyisha Lui, Krishana Pearson, Jessica Meeks modelling for Felicity Chapman, CIAF Fashion Performance, Light the Fire, 2024

We warmly congratulate Khaled Sabsabi and Michael Dagostino on the opening of their presentation ‘conference of one’s self’ at the Australia Pavilion for the International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia.

Khaled Sabsabi uses moving image, sound, painting, and installation to explore human collectiveness, the complexities of identity politics, and the impact of ideology. Informed by his lived experience and tasawwuf (Sufi) lineage and spiritual teachings, he uses repetition, rhythm and duration throughout his practice as tools for engagement and contemplation. Sabsabi says, ‘I firmly believe that a shared humanity has always relied upon our sense of imagination. I make art that creates possibilities to push limits and question perceptions of who we are.’

Exhibition dates: May 9 – November 22 2026

Khaled Sabsabi presents ‘conference of one’s self’, curated by Michael Dagostino at the Australia Pavilion, located in the Giardini della Biennale, as a part of the Biennale Arte 2026, commissioned by Creative Australia.
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Image: Khaled Sabsabi, ‘conference of one’s self’, 2026, Australia Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia. Photo: Andrea Rossetti. Courtesy the artist and Milani Gallery

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#conferenceofoneself
#InMinorKeys
#ausatvenice

Through their work, the authors explore how children’s literature can encourage curiosity, empathy, and a deeper understanding of the world we share.

Join Hyunmin Park, Hyewon Kyung, Suyeon Lee, Susanne Gervay OAM and Antonia Pesenti.

Discover how storytelling helps young readers connect with nature and learn the importance of living together in harmony. The In Conversation program will be followed by a networking opportunity, inviting audiences to continue the discussion and connect with speakers and fellow attendees.

Korean–English consecutive interpretation will be provided.

Find out more and register via link in bio.

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Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

Have you seen our x16 opportunities closing between Tuesday 17 May and Tuesday 2 June? They include opportunities from @firstnationsarts.au , @writing.australia and @music.aus - as well as a call out for APAA 2027 nominations and more information on our ‘Four Year Investment Opportunity’ opening soon!

Find out more and apply for these opportunities via the link in our bio.

*Correction: The Oceania Residency opportunity closes on Thursday 4 June. Not Tuesday 4 June as stated in the graphic tile above.

#CreativeAustralia

We are delighted to announce a new tri-nations partnership between Creative New Zealand, Creative Australia and the Oceania Centre in Suva, Fiji.

The Oceania Pacific Arts Residency programme will select one artist from each country (Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia and Fiji) to take part in a shared six-week residency at the Oceania Centre, in Suva running from 1 October – 12 November 2026.

The residency supports established Pacific creatives to develop their arts practice and to grow relationships and networks across Te Moana Nui a Kiwa.

All three selected artists will develop new work themed around Climate Change, a pressing security issue for the peoples of the Pacific Islands.

Please see the website for more information on the online Talanoa artists information sessions (starting from this Thursday) and on how to apply.

@creativeaustralia @oceania_centre and @unisouthpacific

Nominations are now open for the Asia Pacific Arts Awards 2027, closing Tuesday 23 June 2026.

Join our online information session about the awards on Monday 11 May at 3pm AEST.

Share this with your networks, and find out more at our link in bio☝🏼

Nominations are now open for the Asia Pacific Arts Awards 2027, closing Tuesday 23 June 2026.

Join our online information session about the awards on Monday 11 May at 3pm AEST.

Share this with your networks, and find out more at our link in bio☝🏼

Dubbing herself “Australia’s Badeśt,” Veronica Peter aka @vvpete is leading the way for the next generation of Australian rap, driven by her roots in Mount Druitt and an unmatched confidence that has seen her take over global cultural institutions like Berghain's Panorama Bar and the Sydney Opera House.

Fresh from their debut European tour, we chatted with Vv and her producer @utilitycatalogue (née Austin Benjamin) about unexpected collaborations, touring abroad and staying grounded as Varvie World & @trackwork_ goes global.

🔗 Read the full interview with Vv Pete and UTILITY at the link in our bio.
✏️ by Nick Jarvis.
📸 by @jadedamico & @frayser_
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Vv Pete and UTILITY are recipients of Music Australia's Export Development Fund. The next round opens in late May for international activity starting between 1 October 2026 and 31 December 2026.

#MusicAustralia #ExportDevelopmentFund #VvPete #UTILITY #Trackwork

Dubbing herself “Australia’s Badeśt,” Veronica Peter aka @vvpete is leading the way for the next generation of Australian rap, driven by her roots in Mount Druitt and an unmatched confidence that has seen her take over global cultural institutions like Berghain's Panorama Bar and the Sydney Opera House.

Fresh from their debut European tour, we chatted with Vv and her producer @utilitycatalogue (née Austin Benjamin) about unexpected collaborations, touring abroad and staying grounded as Varvie World & @trackwork_ goes global.

🔗 Read the full interview with Vv Pete and UTILITY at the link in our bio.
✏️ by Nick Jarvis.
📸 by @jadedamico & @frayser_
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Vv Pete and UTILITY are recipients of Music Australia's Export Development Fund. The next round opens in late May for international activity starting between 1 October 2026 and 31 December 2026.

#MusicAustralia #ExportDevelopmentFund #VvPete #UTILITY #Trackwork

Dubbing herself “Australia’s Badeśt,” Veronica Peter aka @vvpete is leading the way for the next generation of Australian rap, driven by her roots in Mount Druitt and an unmatched confidence that has seen her take over global cultural institutions like Berghain's Panorama Bar and the Sydney Opera House.

Fresh from their debut European tour, we chatted with Vv and her producer @utilitycatalogue (née Austin Benjamin) about unexpected collaborations, touring abroad and staying grounded as Varvie World & @trackwork_ goes global.

🔗 Read the full interview with Vv Pete and UTILITY at the link in our bio.
✏️ by Nick Jarvis.
📸 by @jadedamico & @frayser_
__

Vv Pete and UTILITY are recipients of Music Australia's Export Development Fund. The next round opens in late May for international activity starting between 1 October 2026 and 31 December 2026.

#MusicAustralia #ExportDevelopmentFund #VvPete #UTILITY #Trackwork

Dubbing herself “Australia’s Badeśt,” Veronica Peter aka @vvpete is leading the way for the next generation of Australian rap, driven by her roots in Mount Druitt and an unmatched confidence that has seen her take over global cultural institutions like Berghain's Panorama Bar and the Sydney Opera House.

Fresh from their debut European tour, we chatted with Vv and her producer @utilitycatalogue (née Austin Benjamin) about unexpected collaborations, touring abroad and staying grounded as Varvie World & @trackwork_ goes global.

🔗 Read the full interview with Vv Pete and UTILITY at the link in our bio.
✏️ by Nick Jarvis.
📸 by @jadedamico & @frayser_
__

Vv Pete and UTILITY are recipients of Music Australia's Export Development Fund. The next round opens in late May for international activity starting between 1 October 2026 and 31 December 2026.

#MusicAustralia #ExportDevelopmentFund #VvPete #UTILITY #Trackwork

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Set on a tram that could be anywhere in the world, VIGIL is Outer Urban Projects’ new work exploring public and private safety, and the power of collective action.

Developed over five years with artists and community members, VIGIL brings spoken scenes, choreography, live music and song together in a work of scale - and care.

Link in bio for full story.

Creative Australia and Writing Australia join the arts sector and readers alike in mourning the passing of David Malouf AO, one of Australia’s most significant and widely admired writers.

David Malouf’s work traversed fiction, poetry, essays, memoir and opera libretti, distinguished by its lyrical precision and morality. His novels include Johnno, An Imaginary Life, The Great World, Remembering Babylon, Conversations at Curlow Creek and Ransom, works that explore identity, displacement, memory and belonging across landscapes that ranged from suburban Brisbane to the ancient classical world.

David Malouf was a generous advocate for Australian culture and a mentor for new writers. He articulated, with clarity and conviction, the value of the arts to civic life and national identity and was influential in strengthening the place of artists within public policy and cultural institutions.

Wenona Byrne, Director Writing Australia said:
“David Malouf was a writer of rare grace and authority. His work expanded how Australians see themselves and how we are seen by the world. He brought depth, humanity and intellectual courage to everything he wrote, and his legacy will continue to inspire readers and writers for generations.”

Professor Sarah Holland-Batt, Writing Australia Council said:

“David Malouf is a lodestar to generations of Australian poets and writers inspired by the genius of his imagination. Across his immense and dazzling oeuvre—spanning poetry, fiction, memoir, essays, libretti and more—he offered up fresh ways of reimagining Australia and its place in the world. At the same time, he was relentlessly cosmopolitan, reaching across time and space to engage profoundly with the classics, history, art, music, and philosophy. Beyond his peerless erudition and brilliance, he was also deeply beloved for his warmth, grace, humanity, and his extraordinary generosity to younger writers in whose works he retained a keen and abiding interest. His writing has enriched and expanded our literature and culture beyond measure, and through his gifts, we have better understood and imagined our own lives.”

Read in full at creative.gov.au.

Creative Australia and Writing Australia join the arts sector and readers alike in mourning the passing of David Malouf AO, one of Australia’s most significant and widely admired writers.

David Malouf’s work traversed fiction, poetry, essays, memoir and opera libretti, distinguished by its lyrical precision and morality. His novels include Johnno, An Imaginary Life, The Great World, Remembering Babylon, Conversations at Curlow Creek and Ransom, works that explore identity, displacement, memory and belonging across landscapes that ranged from suburban Brisbane to the ancient classical world.

David Malouf was a generous advocate for Australian culture and a mentor for new writers. He articulated, with clarity and conviction, the value of the arts to civic life and national identity and was influential in strengthening the place of artists within public policy and cultural institutions.

Wenona Byrne, Director Writing Australia said:
“David Malouf was a writer of rare grace and authority. His work expanded how Australians see themselves and how we are seen by the world. He brought depth, humanity and intellectual courage to everything he wrote, and his legacy will continue to inspire readers and writers for generations.”

Professor Sarah Holland-Batt, Writing Australia Council said:

“David Malouf is a lodestar to generations of Australian poets and writers inspired by the genius of his imagination. Across his immense and dazzling oeuvre—spanning poetry, fiction, memoir, essays, libretti and more—he offered up fresh ways of reimagining Australia and its place in the world. At the same time, he was relentlessly cosmopolitan, reaching across time and space to engage profoundly with the classics, history, art, music, and philosophy. Beyond his peerless erudition and brilliance, he was also deeply beloved for his warmth, grace, humanity, and his extraordinary generosity to younger writers in whose works he retained a keen and abiding interest. His writing has enriched and expanded our literature and culture beyond measure, and through his gifts, we have better understood and imagined our own lives.”

Read in full at creative.gov.au.

Consultation submissions are now open for the next National Cultural Policy.

Share your ideas, insights and experiences on what’s working, what’s changing, and what the future of Australian culture looks like to you.

Your feedback will directly inform the development of the next phase of the National Cultural Policy, building on the strong foundations of Revive: A place for every story, a story for every place.

Submissions are open to all, and we strongly encourage voices from across the arts sector to take part. Read the consultation paper and share your feedback.

🔗 Visit the link in our bio or @ausgovarts for more information.

🗓️ Consultations close at 11:59pm on Sunday 24 May.

Photo: Provided by The Push.

Considering participating in the 2026 AusArt Day, national day of giving to the arts?

Apply for a micro-grant to support the creation of your digital content for your AusArt Day fundraising campaign.

Apply and find out more at our website - link in bio.

#CreativeAustralia #AusArtDay

Considering participating in the 2026 AusArt Day, national day of giving to the arts?

Apply for a micro-grant to support the creation of your digital content for your AusArt Day fundraising campaign.

Apply and find out more at our website - link in bio.

#CreativeAustralia #AusArtDay

Considering participating in the 2026 AusArt Day, national day of giving to the arts?

Apply for a micro-grant to support the creation of your digital content for your AusArt Day fundraising campaign.

Apply and find out more at our website - link in bio.

#CreativeAustralia #AusArtDay

Considering participating in the 2026 AusArt Day, national day of giving to the arts?

Apply for a micro-grant to support the creation of your digital content for your AusArt Day fundraising campaign.

Apply and find out more at our website - link in bio.

#CreativeAustralia #AusArtDay