dependent on the nature of the program and performing and visual artists, companies and the reach of the tour. groups with tour-ready programs; community representatives, local presenters or venue A component of the Playing Queensland Fund managers; international and interstate touring delivers outcomes under the Queensland Backing Indigenous Arts Government’s artists; individual agents, producers, curators initiative. and brokers. Assessment process: 1. Initial analysis of applications by Arts Queensland staff including eligibility check 2. Assessment of applications by three external peer assessors from the Arts Touring Funding Panel 3. Approval by Deputy-Director General, Arts Queensland. Local government and community partnerships What: How: Investment in arts and cultural experiences of RADF annual application process for locally identified priorities and opportunities partnering councils. within regional communities ( RADF), in Creative Sparks triennial application process – – creative projects and professional practice of for Brisbane City Council (2013-14 to artists and cultural workers in Brisbane () and in development of Aboriginal and Torres Strait IRADF annual application process for – Islander art, artists and cultural workers ( – interested councils and organisations. IRADF). RADF and Creative Sparks are Who can apply: partnerships with local government, and IRADF RADF and Creative Sparks local councils. – is a partnership with the Torres Strait Regional IRADF councils and organisations in Authority and 15 Aboriginal Shire Councils and – participating Aboriginal and Torres Strait incorporated community organisations Islander communities. throughout Queensland. Assessment process: IRADF delivers outcomes under the RADF and IRADF Queensland Backing Indigenous Government’s Arts initiative. 1. Initial analysis by Arts Queensland staff including eligibility check 2. Assessment by external peer assessors 3. Approved by Minister for the Arts. Indigenous Art Centres What: How: Investment in a network of Indigenous Art Invitation to apply based on track record Centres in Far North Queensland (including the delivering Indigenous Art Centre program Torres Strait) and the peak body, to support
dependent on the nature of the program and the reach of the tour. A component of the Playing Queensland Fund delivers outcomes under the Queensland Government’s Backing Indigenous Arts initiative. performing and visual artists, companies and groups with tour-ready programs; community representatives, local presenters or venue managers; international and interstate touring artists; individual agents, producers, curators and brokers. Assessment process: 1. Initial analysis of applications by Arts Queensland staff including eligibility check 2. Assessment of applications by three external peer assessors from the Arts Touring Funding Panel 3. Approval by Deputy-Director General, Arts Queensland. Local government and community partnerships What: Investment in arts and cultural experiences of locally identified priorities and opportunities within regional communities ( – RADF), in creative projects and professional practice of artists and cultural workers in Brisbane () and in development of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, artists and cultural workers ( – IRADF). RADF and Creative Sparks are partnerships with local government, and IRADF is a partnership with the Torres Strait Regional Authority and 15 Aboriginal Shire Councils and incorporated community organisations throughout Queensland. IRADF delivers outcomes under the Queensland Government’s Backing Indigenous Arts initiative. How: RADF annual application process for partnering councils. Creative Sparks – triennial application process for Brisbane City Council (2013-14 to IRADF – annual application process for interested councils and organisations. Who can apply: RADF and Creative Sparks – local councils. IRADF – councils and organisations in participating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Assessment process: RADF and IRADF 1. Initial analysis by Arts Queensland staff including eligibility check 2. Assessment by external peer assessors 3. Approved by Minister for the Arts. Indigenous Art Centres What: Investment in a network of Indigenous Art Centres in Far North Queensland (including the Torres Strait) and the peak body, to support How: Invitation to apply based on track record delivering Indigenous Art Centre program
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