This project will bring together children’s authors directly to the Hilltops NSW to deliver high-energy literary experiences to rural students.

Bring participatory art projects to life! Support OSCA to connect artists and communities in creativity. Make art accessible for everyone.

Support a spin-off webcomic of ‘World of Darwin’, a project series involving character personifications of the Australian towns and cities.

Transforming my signature hand-dyed silk into sculptural forms, exploring how colour, movement and material can bloom beyond the wearable.

An Indigenous-led exchange between Western Desert Martu and Kalahari desert Ju/'hoansi people. “Reciprocally sharing stories, following our own path”.

Empower diverse communities to make and share art for a fairer, more habitable world.

Help preserve community stories and support creative workshops that connect generations through art, music, food and memory.

Supporting artists and artisans while documenting, celebrating and sharing the skills, stories and knowledge that form Australia’s living heritage.

Raising funds for artists to occupy more space: studio space, materials, exhibitions and public engagement.

Help fund three months of Good Nights operations, building a stronger, more sustainable future for live music in regional WA.

Elevate disabled and d/Deaf artists by causing a Commotion. Every donation supports our development program and secures Undercover Artist Festival’s future.

Help us bring culture, creativity and LGBTQIAPN+ pride together for a celebration of connection and belonging.

Become a Friend of Lapunyah and help support the Arts programs offered by LAG Inc. to the Western Downs community.

Help bring extraordinary voices from Australia’s literary past back to life through a new podcast drawn from the Writers in the Park archive.

Help us bring free writing and illustrating workshops to Queensland children.

We are turning 30! Help us organise the best party of the year to celebrate writing, books and storytelling.

Australia is the home to a remarkable array of poets. I'm enthusiastically looking to recruit new readers for their books!

Invest in life-changing creative opportunities for young Territorians. Together, we can shift headlines from crime into creativity, joy and possibility.

Keep our physical space thriving and providing vital opportunities for South Australian artists.

Our vision for Temperance Hall is working; sustaining it requires a collective.

Help JUTE Theatre Company bring Wanda Gibson’s award-winning children’s book Three Dresses from page to stage.

Help six First Nations artists create bold new dance theatre driven by street dance, skateboarding, vogueing and roller skating.

‘Phoenix’ is Rhiannon’s self-written, self-produced Alt-R&B album, featuring BigYuki, Javier Santiago, Sam Barsh and Adam Deitch, celebrating authentic female-led artistry.

"Blind Teenager," an Australian documentary exploring the inspiring journey and daily life challenges of a visually impaired teenager

Help bring our 2027 season to life, support community music in Brisbane and bring new orchestral works to fruition.

Visual Artist Ashwe is traveling to make a magazine on the topic of abstract generative art and dark extinction while exploring art practices abroad.

Support Regional Youth Orchestra NSW and help talented young musicians from regional communities access exceptional orchestral experiences, mentorship and performance opportunities.

A living, breathing, evolving performance installation by artists Jumaadi and Michael Toisuta exploring migration, displacement and the environment.

Support the development of One Last Lullaby, Bukjeh’s Palestinian theatre and documentary work, exploring motherhood, displacement, memory, loss and the care rituals of care we carry from homeland.

Support one of Victoria's longest-running choreographic platforms: commissioning three new dance works in PIECES' 21st year.

The Fleurieu Biennale Art Prize celebrates artistic excellence, creates opportunities for artists, and brings the Fleurieu Peninsula to life.

We are fundraising to replace the canopy (ceiling) of the 116-year-old Melba Spiegeltent, the much-loved venue that has been part of Melbourne's arts community for sixteen years.