Government’s Backing Indigenous Arts initiative. Arts Business Innovation Fund (ABIF) What: Investment in arts and cultural businesses to How: . strengthen not for profit arts businesses financially Who can apply: Queensland based non-profit arts and operationally by responding to innovative organisations. business ideas through a grant and zero interest Assessment process: Assessed by the Consortium loan facility. with funding approved by the Minister for the The fund is an initiative of the Queensland Arts. Government, through Arts Queensland, and the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation (TFFF), developed in partnership with three organisations (the Consortium), namely; Foresters Community Finance, Positive Solutions and QUT Creative Enterprise Australia. Individuals Fund What: Investment in individual artists and cultural How:. workers to participate in transformational Who can apply: Emerging and established artists professional and career development opportunities. and cultural workers. Investment is up to $10,000 per individual. Assessment process: Peer assessed with funding The Individuals Fund delivers outcomes under the approved by the Minister for the Arts. Visual Arts and Craft Strategy 2016–19 (a partnership with the Australia Council for the Arts) and the Queensland Government’s Backing Indigenous Arts initiative. Artist in Residence (AIR) Program What: How: Investment in creative collaborations between . professional artists and Queensland schools and Who can apply: kindergarten providers. There is one funding round Queensland-approved kindergarten providers and per year, with investment of up to $20,000 per recognised Queensland schools who fulfil project. AIR is a partnership between Arts eligibility criteria. Queensland and the Department of Education and Selection process: Training. Peer assessed with funding approved by the Minister for the Arts. Awards and fellowships
Government’s Backing Indigenous Arts initiative. Arts Business Innovation Fund (ABIF) What: Investment in arts and cultural businesses to strengthen not for profit arts businesses financially and operationally by responding to innovative business ideas through a grant and zero interest loan facility. The fund is an initiative of the Queensland Government, through Arts Queensland, and the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation (TFFF), developed in partnership with three organisations (the Consortium), namely; Foresters Community Finance, Positive Solutions and QUT Creative Enterprise Australia. How: . Who can apply: Queensland based non-profit arts organisations. Assessment process: Assessed by the Consortium with funding approved by the Minister for the Arts. Individuals Fund What: Investment in individual artists and cultural workers to participate in transformational professional and career development opportunities. Investment is up to $10,000 per individual. The Individuals Fund delivers outcomes under the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy 2016–19 (a partnership with the Australia Council for the Arts) and the Queensland Government’s Backing Indigenous Arts initiative. How:. Who can apply: Emerging and established artists and cultural workers. Assessment process: Peer assessed with funding approved by the Minister for the Arts. Artist in Residence (AIR) Program What: Investment in creative collaborations between professional artists and Queensland schools and kindergarten providers. There is one funding round per year, with investment of up to $20,000 per project. AIR is a partnership between Arts Queensland and the Department of Education and Training. How: . Who can apply: Queensland-approved kindergarten providers and recognised Queensland schools who fulfil eligibility criteria. Selection process: Peer assessed with funding approved by the Minister for the Arts. Awards and fellowships
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