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Individuals Fund — Lee McGowan (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Individuals Fund
For individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development. Recipient: Lee McGowan. Year: 2016-17.
$5,371 – $5,371
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Individuals Fund — Katherine Philp (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Individuals Fund
For individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development. Recipient: Katherine Philp. Year: 2016-17.
$5,000 – $5,000
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Individuals Fund — Ruby McGregor (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Individuals Fund
For individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development. Recipient: Ruby McGregor. Year: 2016-17.
$4,118 – $4,118
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Individuals Fund — Kieran Welch (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Individuals Fund
For individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development. Recipient: Kieran Welch. Year: 2016-17.
$2,000 – $2,000
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Individual VACS — Susan Ryan (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Individual VACS
For individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development. Recipient: Susan Ryan. Year: 2016-17.
$3,500 – $3,500
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Indigenous Regional Arts Fund — Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Indigenous Regional Arts Fund
The Indigenous Regional Arts Development Fund (IRADF) program is a partnership between Arts Queensland and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Recipient: Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council. Year: 2016-17.
$15,000 – $15,000
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Indigenous Regional Arts Fund — Pormpuraaw Arts and Cultural Centre (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Indigenous Regional Arts Fund
The Indigenous Regional Arts Development Fund (IRADF) program is a partnership between Arts Queensland and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Recipient: Pormpuraaw Arts and Cultural Centre. Year: 2016-17.
$15,000 – $15,000
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Creative Sparks — Brisbane City Council (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Creative Sparks
To supports creative projects that enrich Brisbane's communities and develops the professional practice of local artists and cultural workers, in partnership with Brisbane City Council. Recipient: Brisbane City Council. Year: 2016-17.
$80,000 – $80,000
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Capital Grant — Queensland Museum (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grant
Collection Storage Project Recipient: Queensland Museum. Year: 2016-17.
$750,000 – $750,000
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Capital Grant — Queensland Theatre Company (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grant
Bille Brown Studio Refurbishment Recipient: Queensland Theatre Company. Year: 2016-17.
$200,000 – $200,000
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Capital Grant — Queensland Music Festival Proprietary Limited (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — Capital Grant
Capital Grant for Office Refurbishment Recipient: Queensland Music Festival Proprietary Limited. Year: 2016-17.
$200,000 – $200,000
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BIA Capacity Building — Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Council (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Council. Year: 2016-17.
$13,500 – $13,500
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BIA Capacity Building — Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corporation (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corporation. Year: 2016-17.
$13,500 – $13,500
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BIA Capacity Building — Hopevale Arts and Cultural Centre (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Hopevale Arts and Cultural Centre. Year: 2016-17.
$13,500 – $13,500
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BIA Capacity Building — Aurukun Shire Council (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Aurukun Shire Council. Year: 2016-17.
$13,500 – $13,500
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BIA Capacity Building — Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation. Year: 2016-17.
$12,300 – $12,300
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BIA Capacity Building — Erub Erwer Meta Torres Strait Islander Corporation (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Erub Erwer Meta Torres Strait Islander Corporation. Year: 2016-17.
$8,154 – $8,154
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BIA Capacity Building — Girringun Aboriginal Corporation (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA Capacity Building
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Girringun Aboriginal Corporation. Year: 2016-17.
$4,050 – $4,050
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BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Ignite — Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Shire Council (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Ignite
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Shire Council. Year: 2016-17.
$29,670 – $29,670
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BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Ignite — Fiona Jean Vivian Hogg (Vivian Ziherl) (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Ignite
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Fiona Jean Vivian Hogg (Vivian Ziherl). Year: 2016-17.
$5,775 – $5,775
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BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Ignite — Shirley Macnamara (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Queensland Arts Showcase Program - Ignite
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Shirley Macnamara. Year: 2016-17.
$959 – $959
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BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership — Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Mirndiyan Gununa Aboriginal Corporation. Year: 2016-17.
$70,000 – $70,000
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BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership — Girringun Aboriginal Corporation (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Girringun Aboriginal Corporation. Year: 2016-17.
$35,000 – $35,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership — Pormpuraaw Arts and Cultural Centre (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Pormpuraaw Arts and Cultural Centre. Year: 2016-17.
$30,000 – $30,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →
BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership — Ngalmun Lagau Minaral Art Centre Torres Strait Islander Corporation (2016-17)
grantArts Queensland — BIA - Indigenous Arts Centres - Partnership
To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage. Recipient: Ngalmun Lagau Minaral Art Centre Torres Strait Islander Corporation. Year: 2016-17.
$30,000 – $30,000
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State / territoryQueenslandNeeds dateartsOpen details →