Accessible Arts / arts + disability NSW

The Thelma Afford Theatre, Stage, TV or Film Costume Design Award is a biennial award to enhance education and training in the visual arts and in theatre, film or TV costume design (including the history of period costumes). 

If you would like your work to be viewed by thousands of active art buyers, hundreds of galleries and some of Australia’s top curators and journalists, apply now for “OFF THE WALL”.

Blacktown City Council and its Arts Reference Group are proud to announce the thirteenth Blacktown City Art Exhibition. Artists are invited to submit entries for selection and judging, with total prize money and acquisitive funds of up to $20,000 on offer.

Blacktown Arts Centre invites performing artists to apply for the 2009 mini-residency program.

The Head Case exhibition is a creative exploration of the stories of people with acquired brain injuries (ABI). 

Kino Sydney is now calling for participants for KINO KABARET UK, a series of filmmaking workshops, screenings and parties taking place across Sydney July 14 – 19 2008. Participants will team-up to write, shoot and edit short films during 48-hour sessions, culminating in a screening and party in honor of the participants.

In 2008, Making Links focuses on how technology can enhance and support social inclusion.

The Access All Art Community Art Exhibition is open to all community and professional artists living with a disability or living with or recovering from a mental health disorder who currently reside in the Blue Mountains City Council region.

Blacktown Arts Centre invites performing artists to apply for the 2009 mini-residency program. Up to $5000 will be allocated to each residency for use as artist fees, mentoring fees and production costs.

Up to $1250 available to NSW artists and craftspeople to effectively create and promote their work.