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Festivals Australia grant recipients—National summary of projects—Round 10 February 2020
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List of national summary of projects for Round 10, February 2020.
Festivals Australia
Festivals Australia supports community participation in, and access to, the arts and aims to support partnerships and collaboration across the sector.
Understanding arts audiences during and after the COVID-19 pandemic
7 July 2020
In light of COVID-19, many arts organisations are considering how best to prioritise the safety of their audiences and ensure they feel comfortable...
Permanent home for rare Kaurna shield
8 July 2020
A revered 19th century Aboriginal shield now has a permanent home in the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA), on the land of the Kaurna people.
A boost for contemporary Indigenous musicians
9 July 2020
The $2 million Indigenous Contemporary Music Program is on song with the announcement of the first recipients.
Community grants—national recipients list, round 1, 2020
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Community grants—national recipients list, round 1, 2020—July 2020.
Regional Arts Fund
The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government program that supports sustainable cultural development in regional and remote communities in Australia. The program is managed by Regional Arts Australia and organisations in each state and territory.
Contemporary music
The Australian Government supports Australia’s contemporary music industry.
COVID-19 and the arts—frequently asked questions
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Frequently asked questions relating to COVID-19 and the arts sector in Australia.
Artbank launches new website
14 July 2020
The new Artbank website is as dynamic and contemporary as the work in its collection.
Australian Screen Production Incentive
The Australian Screen Production Incentive supports screen production through generous tax incentives.
$400 million boost for Australian screen industry
17 July 2020
The Government has committed an additional $400 million to the highly successful Location Incentive Program to attract international film and...
National Cultural Heritage Committee
The National Cultural Heritage Committee assesses applications for export permits and funding applications from the National Cultural Heritage Account. It also advises the Minister for the Arts.
$8 million enhance Australia's Trove portal
26 June 2020
Australia's digital heritage collection delivers an extensive array of cultural and historical resources to all Australians.
Funding increase ensures sound future for Australia’s audiovisual heritage
30 June 2020
$5.5 million to establish a National Centre of Excellence to preserve Australia's audiovisual heritage for future generations.
Boost for arts festival projects across regional Australia
6 July 2020
Almost $540,000 will support 14 cultural projects at festivals across regional and remote Australia through the latest Festivals Australia funding...
Regional Arts Fund Community Grant recipients announced
9 July 2020
More than $668,000 will support arts projects across regional Australia.
JobKeeper
The Government’s whole-of-economy support measures during the COVID-19 response include a JobKeeper Payment for eligible businesses.
250th anniversary of Captain Cook's voyage to Australia
The Australian Government has announced a package of measures to mark the 250th Anniversary of James Cook's first voyage to Australia and the Pacific in 1770.
