ILA NextLAB empowers artists to experiment, develop skills and create ambitious new work at the intersection of art and emerging technology.

Help provide opportunities for 50 young performers in ATYP’s 2027 production of a new First Nations play, ‘The Flood’.

Please help me show these works which have been created in the aftermath of family violence and workplace assault.

As On the Terrace turns ten, help Chamber Music Adelaide continue to connect South Australians through shared, intimate music experiences.

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

This is an Adelaide first! Fun Home is a central piece of queer theatre that needs to be seen where all stellar Adelaide premieres come - The Arts Theatre. Help us stage this important musical where it deserves to be!

Bringing women together in a Storytelling Night launching the Fundraising Campaign for our new project, The Crossing Place.

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

A generous supporter will match every dollar raised this AusArt Day, up to $10,000, for AFCM Pathways.

Discover what it really takes to bring a new Australian song cycle to life and help make the next one possible.

In 2027, ARCO brings Historically Informed Performance concerts, regional tours, community workshops, world-premiere albums and a national Beethoven youth celebration.

Help bring two landmark works by Klaus Moje home to Canberra Glassworks, where his legacy lives on through the artists making here today.

Help SLIDE bring The Letters to life, connecting generations through dance, storytelling, memory and the voices of young artists.

Help us put 200 books into young hands, inspiring children to read, imagine, create and begin writing stories of their own.

Help us increase access and visibility for disabled artists by supporting Access2Arts.

For every $1,000 raised, one emerging filmmaker will enjoy one years mentoring from an experienced filmmaker in the illawarra across 2027.

Be part of creating "Somebody Groovy", a new cabaret celebrating the music, women and cultural revolution of the 60's and 70's.

Help Fremantle Press create a new home, a hub for the stories that inspire, connect and move us.

Help remove financial barriers so more young Australians can find their voice, fulfil their potential and experience the joy of singing.

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

Help us share the Shock Therapy! Your donation brings our award-winning Queensland-grown shows to the rest of the country.

Journey through first loves, road trips, coming out and death, with a car transformed into confession booth, shrine and grave.

A purpose-built studio converted from an existing shed, grounding a 20+ year practice in large-scale acrylic pour and resin works exploring geology and landscape. Beyond the studio's primary role as a working art space, it will host community workshops in drawing, colour and process.

Affinity Quartet Unlimited Academy responds to a gap in Australia’s chamber music training, fostering the talent of aspiring string quartets.

A vibrant celebration of iconic Australian illustration, raising vital funds to keep the Cyril Callister Museum’s stories alive and thriving.

Chamber Made Artist and Artform Development Programs support artists to explore, research, extend and deepen their practice

Pop/Rnb artist Daisy Pring is ready to break out of her small town on the South Coast with her second EP 'Messy'. The project will consist of 6 original tracks, all written in Sydney, NSW and will be accompanied by music videos, shot by Sydney based film duo Four:Three.

Every emerging creative has a story. Behind every opportunity is someone who helps make it possible.

45 Keepers. 4 communities. 7 years. 1000's of Sunshine Coast stories. Help us create a permanent digital home for the Keeper Project.

Duprada’s 2027 NT tour showcases original classical and contemporary works choreographed by NT artists Lynne Hanton, Erin Selleck, Miriam Nicholls and Leisa Jackson.

Fundraising to fit out our new drama studio to create a positive environment for our students and their families.

Celebrating healthcare clowning as an artform that brings creativity and joy to children, older people and healthcare professionals in hospital.