This Business Called Art is a full-day professional development forum for visual artists run twice annually. This Business Called Art features a range of speakers, all accomplished in their field and carefully selected to support and encourage the ongoing development of our regional artist community. The day is an opportunity for artists to network,...  More...

A thorough and useful ebulletin for both regional NSW artists and artists nationally. Sign up to receive free ebulletins.  More...

Regional Arts NSW has put together a comprehensive calendar of grants, identifying all the main funding opportunities available to artists and not-for-profit organisations working in the arts and cultural sector in regional NSW. The calendar can be searched by closing date (for example, you can view all the Grants with closing dates in any chosen mon...  More...

Uncover useful tips and project ideas for applying to the Regional Arts Fund Quick Response Grants by checking out a Quick Response Grant Case Study, now online at the link below. To view case studies of successful Quick Response Grant projects, please click on the relevant links to the right.  More...

Regional Arts Victoria will be running a series of workshops on writing grant applications in early 2010. The workshops will focus on strategies for writing and submitting grants, from project inception through to completing the acquittal. Workshops still to run in February and March 2010 include: Kerang, Monday February 22, 6pm-8pm, venue TBC; AND ...  More...

Regional Arts Victoria will be running a series of workshops on writing grant applications in early 2010. The workshops will focus on strategies for writing and submitting grants, from project inception through to completing the acquittal. For more details, please see the link below.  More...

Junction 2010, the seventh biennial Regional Arts Australia national conference takes place in Launceston between August 26-29 2010. If you are involved in the arts or interested in the arts in regional Australia then Junction 2010 is for you. Registrations open in April 2010.  More...

ArtsYakka is an online resource of practical tools and templates, information and ideas to take some of the 'hard yakka' out of developing community arts. It's filled with practical ideas, tried and tested templates, made by regional community arts workers for community arts workers. The website is a Queensland Arts Council initiative, which was made ...  More...

What is the Regional Arts Mentorships program? A mentorship is a skills and information exchange where an artist or arts worker has the opportunity to learn from an artist or artsworker with specific skills and experience to offer. This program connects creative people, allowing them to share knowledge, experience, networks and skills. It promotes o...  More...

Accessible Arts - arts+disability's online listing of upcoming workshops, courses and training.  More...

STORYBOARD | Regional Arts Victoria (RAV). A response to the 2009 Victorian bushfires created by Regional Arts Victoria (RAV) in an on-going partnership with the Victorian Country Fire Authority (CFA) and the Department of Sustainability (DSE). STORYBOARD provides you with a creative space to share your photos, videos, artworks and stories with other...  More...

Museums & Galleries NSW and the Historic Houses Trust presented "Defying extinction: keeping museums and galleries alive" on Friday, 3 April 2009 at the Museum of Sydney. This was a timely seminar exploring creative and effective approaches to funding. Including metropolitan and regional speakers, the seminar will looked at how a range of museums and ...  More...

CASP allocates small grants to arts and community organisations and local arts councils in regional NSW for short term, locally initiated projects. Closing date for applications are February annually.  More...

For all the great arts and cultural events happening in the central west of NSW in 2009, view the What's On searchable directory. You can also add your own event to the database.  More...

The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) supports the professional development and employment of arts and cultural workers in regional Queensland. RADF is a partnership between State Government, through Arts Queensland, and your local council. The program funds one-off, short term projects that offer professional arts, cultural and heritage opportuni...  More...