$5,000 to $20,000 to support travel costs associated with attending key market development and cultural exchange platforms and gatherings.

Key dates

The next round closing dates are:

• Tuesday 19 September 2023 at 3pm AEST, for projects beginning after 1 January 2024.

• Tuesday 6 February 2024 at 3pm AEDT, for projects beginning after 1 June 2024.

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Flying Arts can deliver workshops and projects remotely! Our team is on hand right now to discuss options for keeping your community connected and engaged with professional development online.

Workshops and projects are available on-demand, and can be booked on behalf of creative communities such as groups, festivals, local government and organisations.

Your participants can take part from the comfort of their own homes, via the online platform of your choice. While not all mediums are suitable for online instruction, we welcome the opportunity to discuss how we can adapt our offerings for digital delivery.

THE INDEPENDANCE PROJECT TURNS 10 IN 2023!

Applications for indepenDANCE's SUNSHINE COAST EDITION is now OPEN!

WHAT is indepenDANCE?

indepenDANCE is a creative development and training platform for dance artists to engage in new ideas and creative dialogue, break boundaries and strengthen the independent dance community by challenging themselves through praxis. indepenDANCE challenges artists to think outside the square, shatter the square and question if the square is a square at all.

indepenDANCE offers access to space, resources, and daily training to create, explore, share, shatter and collaborate on new work in a creative development intensive, culminating in an open showing.

 Project Timeline: 9th to the 26th October 2023

Project Location: 2nd Space Nambour, 36 Howard St, Nambour QLD 4560

Foot and Ankle workshop is a 3 day, in-depth exploration of the dancer's foot, as well as the influences of dynamic hip stability and functional core control on foot dynamics. It is perfect for dance educators, as well as Health Practitioners and high level dance teachers. You will leave armed with many tools and techniques to help dancers suffering with all types of foot injuries.  Lisa has been working almost exclusively with dancers for the last 2 decades and has distilled the learnings from her extensive clinical work into this course. 

• Do dancers struggle with frequent foot and ankle injuries that put them out of action at the worst possible times?

• What if there was a way to prevent many common injuries, and ensure the best possible healing of any current issues?

You will learn how to assess the dancer's foot in detail, effectively manage current foot injuries, and gain an in-depth understanding of how to avoid many preventable injuries in dancers. The course includes multiple taping techniques and rehabilitation guides to help dancers suffering with foot injuries recover as quickly as possible.

Workshop Details

Workshop Name: Level 3 - Understanding and Managing Foot & Ankle Injuries in Dancers

Type: Professional Development Workshop for Health Professionals &  high level Dance Teachers 

Location: Bayside Dance

Date: 26th-28th June, 2023

Time: 9am to 4pm Daily 

Price: $600 AUD

Tickets: CLICK HERE

ARTSCOAST DEVELOPMENT x PRESENTATION OPPORTUNITY

Contemporary dance artists from across Australia are invited to submit expressions of interest for a funded residency + festival presentation on Kabi Kabi / Gubbi Gubbi Country (Sunshine Coast). 

The residency is offered by ArtsCoast- Sunshine Coast Council’s arts platform in partnership with the inaugural OUTBOUND | Contemporary Dance x Live Art Festival.

OUTCOMES
FESTIVAL PRESENTATION | 2 x  presentations of a 35 min - 45 min work
WORKSHOP | Public practice-led 2hr workshop (optional) 

SUCCESSFUL ARTIST/S RECEIVE
SPACE | 4 - 5 weeks at 2nd Space, Nambour
DATES | September 2023
PROJECT FEE | $8 000.00
DOCUMENTATION | Professional video footage and photographs from OUTBOUND Festival
MARKETING | Full festival promotion
PRODUCER SUPPORT | OUTBOUND Festival technical x project management support
WORKSHOP TICKET INCOME (OPTIONAL OUTCOME) | 70% ticket profit from the OUTBOUND public workshop will go directly to the artist.

ARTIST INFORMATION KIT | Via SmartyGrants

APPLICATIONS CLOSE | 31 MAY 2023, MIDNIGHT

A place charged with inspiration

Open to professional creatives from all disciplines, individually or in groups. Residents are hosted in purpose-built studios.

Bundanon supports new work, research and collaborations by artists and researchers from around the world.  The program is structured through a series of partnerships with leading arts organisations and companies, cultural agencies and benefactors. From January 2024 there will be no direct costs associated with the Artists in Residence program.

Bundanon’s Artists in Residence program operates as an annual call out for applications.

Applications for 2024 are now open.

We know running a dance business can feel like you’re wearing multiple hats, so we’ve made the decision to upskill even easier with four ONLINE workshops.

The workshop subjects during 2023 are:

To attend all three workshops and let us take care of the admin for you, purchase our Business of Dance Class Pass!

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Square-one is a studio space grant, offered in-kind for Indie Dance and Physical Theatre Artists to make and create. 

A chance for artists to kickstart their year creatively and find the beginnings of new inquiries, physicality and creative impulses.

We are championing community, creative exploration, peer-to-peer gathering and art form development by reducing the barriers to accessing creative spaces and dance-appropriate rehearsal studios. For 3 weeks in February 2023, Studio1 is offering FREE space to our creatives and professional makers of Brisbane. 

At the culmination of the 3 weeks, all artists involved are invited to gather, share, discuss and connect; building our community and networks.

Details

Dates | February 6th - 25th

Venue | The Workroom (Studio1 BlackBox space)

Times | Artists can propose 3hr blocks, full day, or multiple days.

Available time slots | 3hr options: 9am - 12.00pm | 12.30 - 3.30pm OR Full-day: 9am - 3.30pm

Suitable for

• Artists wanting to invest in praxis and research

• Artists wanting to rehearse a work

• Artists looking for a creative development space

• Artists looking to share work in progressing studio showings with sector 

Studio1 can

• Provide a LoS for artists wanting to build this into a funding application

• Provide Wifi

• Standard venue amenities such as kitchenette, cleaning, parking etc. 

Succesful applicants must

• Be able to commit to the use of the space

• Provide a daily class offering to sector (choice of experience and art form at the discretion of the artist)

• Share their process and time at Studio1 on social media and adhere to Studio1 social media guidelines

• Hold current PLI

• Adhere to Covid-Safe practices 

• Use of the space is strictly for professional creative development and not for commercial or events use. 

The Marten Bequest Scholarships offer talented young artists the chance to explore, study and develop their artistic gifts through travelling either interstate and/or overseas.

The scholarships provide financial support under the categories acting, architecture, ballet, instrumental music, painting, poetry, prose, sculpture and singing to help talented Australian artists achieve their dreams.

Scholarships are each worth $50,000, payable in quarterly instalments over two years.

Applications close: Tuesday 7 February 2023, 3pm AEDT (or earlier if application limit is met)

Amount: $50,000, paid in quarterly instalments over two years

Notification: Applicants will be notified of the outcome of their application by the end of April 2023.

Do you need legal advice?

Arts Law is Australia’s independent national community legal centre for the arts, a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee. We provide free or low cost specialised legal advice, education and resources to Australian artists and arts organisations across all art forms, on a wide range of arts related legal and business matters. Arts Law’s Artists in the Black program delivers targeted services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists nationally.

Arts + Law are closing for new legal advice bookings at 5pm Tuesday, December 6. If you would like to talk to one of our lawyers this year, submit your details now.

ANAT is calling for applications from artists and scientists for the prestigious Synapse Residency program, which, since 2004, has enabled research collaborations between more than 100 artists and scientists.

Residencies take place over 16 weeks full-time, the equivalent part-time, or, in discrete blocks over a longer duration during 2023. ANAT will pay participating artists a fee and contribute towards project material costs, accommodation expenses and return travel to the destination of the residency if required. The host organisation will provide in-kind access to staff expertise, space, equipment and resources, and will assist with disseminating outcomes at the conclusion of the residency.

Residencies are open to Australian artists (Australian citizens or permanent residents) working in any discipline and/or medium. To ensure a good fit between the artist and host organisation, a joint application must be submitted.  It is the responsibility of the artist to establish contact and to identify the nature of the proposed research collaboration prior to application.

As an accessible and inclusive arts organisation, ANAT enables artistic perspectives that reflect contemporary Australia. We especially encourage First Nations people to apply.

Key Dates:

Deadline for applications | 3pm (ACDT), Thursday 16 February 2023
Notification of outcome | March 2023
Residency period | Between April and December 2023

Run over a two day workshop LJ Projects will host artists delivering their practice in Dance Film, Choreography, Dance Theatre and Movement Language. Set over two full day workshops, we will host a range of international artists delivering workshops on their craft. This program offers practical workshops that allows participants to play within each discipline by creating their own choreography, filming a dance film, connecting to outdoor sites and dreaming up new tasks. This is an amazing opportunity to learn from industry professionals in skills that are easily transferable to your practice.

ARTISTS | Claire Marshall, Chloe Keating, Keren Leiman, Fiona Jopp & Melissa Lanham

DATE | Friday, October 21 till Saturday, October 22

TIME | 9am-4pm

LOCATION | LJ Projects Studios - 1 Amaroo Avenue Nambour 4560

COST | $250 Full Weekend/$175 One Day

Chunky Move is calling for applications to be the company’s next Choreographer in Residence (CIR).

The Choreographer in Residence will be supported to develop and present new work, further their artistic practice, gain organisational knowledge, extend their professional networks and build a meaningful and long-standing connection with Chunky Move. This program is neither a fellowship nor a direct commissioning opportunity, rather it is intended to create a structure that balances creative flexibility with clear outcomes across the residency period.

Key Dates

6 Oct – EOIs open
30 Oct – EOIs close
23–28 Nov – applicants notified
29–30 Nov – meetings with shortlisted applicants
w/c 5 Dec – shortlisted applicants notified
w/c 12 Dec – public announcement
1 January 2023 – CIR tenure begins

Arts Queensland (AQ) is seeking expressions of interest from Queensland-based First Nations artists, cultural workers and thought leaders to be part of a Queensland delegation to attend the Purrumpa First Nations Arts and Culture Gathering in Adelaide.

Being held from 31 October to Friday 4 November, Purrumpa will bring together First Nations Arts and Cultures stakeholders from around the country in celebration of the almost 50 years since the formation of the Aboriginal Arts Board in 1973 (Cultural Sensitivity Warning: link contains mention of persons who are now deceased). 

Purrumpa will also plan and make recommendations to Commonwealth, States and Territories to amplify positive outcomes for all aspects of the First Nations arts and cultures sector.

Join the Australian Ballet in Term 4 as they run a series of professional development webinars and in-studio events designed to support you to use dance in your classroom. The sessions are free but require registration.

ONLINE | Teaching Dance in schools when you’re “not a dancer” - creating something from nothing

ONLINE | Dance in early years: Part 1

ONLINE | Lesson Demonstration, Forward Planning: Discussing your dance class

ONLINE | Engaging the whole class to dance – even reluctant learners

ONLINE | Drop-in opportunity: Group support sessions 1-4

ONLINE | Dance in early years: Part 2 – delve deeper into choreography

IN-PERSON | Primary Teacher Professional Development Q&A Tour at The Australian Ballet

IN-PERSON | Secondary Teacher Professional Development Q&A Tour at The Australian Ballet

PLEASE NOTE: In-person opportunities are taking place in Melbourne, Victoria

Platform Arts is inviting artists to submit expressions of interest for our 2023 creative program. There are four separate program opportunities to apply for: LAB, YOOKAPA, Performance Program and Public Programs.

LAB is our flagship artist development opportunity, supporting contemporary practice. Open to artists across Australia. Apply

YOOKAPA is a tailored development opportunity for First Nations creatives based in Victoria. Apply

Our Performance Program supports creative developments, one-off presentations or touring works across contemporary theatre, dance, music, sound and more. Open to artists across Australia. Apply

Our Public Program includes talks, workshops, public art and events both onsite and offsite. Open to artists across Australia. Apply

APPLICATIONS OPEN | 05 SEP, 09.00AM

INFO SESSION | 14 SEP, 5.00-6.00PM

APPLICATIONS CLOSE | 03 OCT, 9.00AM

Date | Thursday 15 September - Sunday 18 September

Time | 9:00am - 1:00 pm AEST

Location | via Zoom

Highlights | Comprehensive training modules, interactive teaching practicum, demo class, safety best practices, networking. You'll also be invited to attend a regional half-day workshop to enhance your training with a live, in-person experience with local Dance for Parkinson's teachers.

Cost | $269 (normally $299). This discounted rate has been produced exclusively for the benefit of Ausdance QLD members

Detour is a new and urgent opportunity, supporting an independent dance artist, to mobilise and engage in a sustained program for their personal creative development, in a spirit of reciprocity, with five Australian dance companies.

Dance Makers Collective (Darug Country, Western Sydney, NSW), Dancenorth (Gurambilbarra and Yunbenun Country, Townsville, QLD), GUTS (Arrernte Country, Alice Springs, NT), Tasdance (Lutruwita Country, Launceston, TAS) and Tracks (Larrakia Country, Darwin, NT) invite a dance practitioner to spend two weeks with each company, in a self-directed residency, to explore their practice, connect with new landscapes and share with the communities we serve.

DOWNLOAD THIS PDF TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT EACH COMPANY’S OFFERINGS