Invest in the next generation of contemporary dance practitioners through studio time, seed funding, professional development and residency programs.

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Chunky Move creates bold, experimental dance that pushes the boundaries of the form. Through major works, commissions, residencies, workshops and collaborations, we support artists to explore new ideas, materials and contexts, while expanding the visibility and influence of contemporary dance in everyday life.

Help us refresh The Australian Muslim Review with new branding and digital media assets!

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The Australian Muslim Review is Australia’s first digital literary space dedicated to the review of books written by Australian Muslim authors. We invite writers and readers from around Australia to share their literary thoughts on works published by Australian Muslim authors and writers through short form critique.

Image credits: Mirela Cufurovic, image created using Canva

Help Gamelan DanAnda launch our Youth Summer School, connecting young Australians with Balinese music, dance, and culture.

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Gamelan DanAnda (GDA) is a Balinese gamelan orchestra based in Melbourne. They mostly perform traditional Gong Kebyar, featuring shimmering cascades, virtuosic rhythms and breathtaking crescendos. With community at their core, they move easily from community gatherings to major festivals. Teaching, preserving and presenting tradition, while fostering wild contemporary fusions.

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Help us add steps connecting our deck to our beautiful outdoor space, creating easier access for community activities and events.

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Creative Hearts Co. is a social enterprise and vibrant arts hub based in Brookwater, Queensland. We exist to make arts and culture accessible, bring people together and create community impact. Through exhibitions, workshops, creative programs and partnerships, we support creatives, celebrate diverse stories and foster connection, belonging and opportunity.

Help young Victorians see the world through photography. Your donation supports free photography experiences for regional students.

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Ballarat International Foto Biennale brings world-class photography to regional Victoria, connecting artists and audiences through exhibitions, education and public programs. We believe photography can change the way we see ourselves and the world. We champion photography, support artists and create opportunities for people of all ages to experience, explore and engage with it.

Donate to Craft + Design Canberra and the artists who grow through making every day. 

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Create pathways for young musician to work together to enrich the broader arts community by participating in the Canberra Youth Orchestra.

About Music for Canberra

A not-for-profit organisation that provides access to inclusive musical experiences for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.

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Arts Mid North Coast’s programs and projects celebrate the diversity of creativity found on the Mid North Coast.

About Arts Mid North Coast 

Arts Mid North Coast creates inclusive opportunities for regional artists and grows the creative industries across the Mid North Coast of NSW.

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Fuel transformation through art! Every donation to Milk Crate Theatre amplifies unheard voices and strengthens Australia’s cultural landscape.

About Milk Crate Theatre

Milk Crate Theatre is a leader at the intersection of impact and the arts, effecting real social change through the power of performance. 

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Show your love for Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF), your favourite Melbourne event.

About Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF)

MIFF supports emerging talent, and presents a world-class celebration of local and international cinema

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

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Founded in 1984 by Artistic Director Lynne Hanton OAM, Duprada Dance Company is a classically trained ballet company based in Australia's Northern Territory. Maintaining residences in Darwin and Alice Springs, the company delivers professional classical and contemporary dance performances, enriching regional arts while fostering pre-professional talent.

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‘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.

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Rhiannon is an award-winning Australian musician, songwriter, producer, and mix engineer whose work spans diverse genres and global collaborations. A Berklee College of Music alumna and Recording Academy/GRAMMYs member, she has earned 35+ awards, contributed to acclaimed projects, and collaborated with leading artists while developing her own self-produced music.

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A national online initiative connecting First Nations young people, mentors and dance educators through fundraising, cultural learning and creative engagement.

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The ELLA Foundation is a First Nations-led arts organisation creating opportunities for young Indigenous people through dance, mentoring, scholarships and cultural leadership programs.

Image credits: Jack of Hearts Photography and Noni Carrol Photography

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

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Gondwana Choirs is Australia’s national youth choral organisation, creating exceptional opportunities for young people to give voice to contemporary Australia. Through world-class training, performance, touring and new Australian music, our programs empower young singers from across the country, fostering artistic excellence, cultural leadership, connection and lifelong confidence.

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Help ARCO launch the first Australian recording and first HIP worldwide of Louise Farrenc’s incredible Nonet, paired with Beethoven’s stunning Septet.

About the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra

The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra (ARCO) brings music to life through vibrant, historically informed performance (HIP).

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Dis-Co Ball: Sprung's annual celebration of people with Disability in the Northern Rivers

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A not for profit community organisation based in the Northern Rivers of NSW. Sprung delivers a range of contemporary dance and community arts programs specifically for emerging d/Deaf and disabled artists.

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Help Perth International Jazz Festival keep ticket prices down, support local artists and plan for the future.

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Perth International Jazz Festival

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Engage with Camerata this season for next. Help bring to life our 2026 season, empowering artists, inspiring audiences and enriching communities.

About Camerata - Queensland's Chamber Orchestra

Camerata has established itself as a chamber orchestra of national significance, and is known for its innovative and adventurous programming, thriving on collaborations with artists across a range of artforms.

 

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Help us provide free accommodation, equipment, residencies, recording and practical support to independent Australian musical artists.

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Lazy Thinking is a not-for-profit organisation providing free support and resources to independent and emerging Australian musical artists. We run artist residencies, an artist accommodation network, a DIY equipment program and a record label, alongside practical education and live music programs, all designed to make independent music more sustainable.

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Support a culturally urgent Australian LGBTQIA+ Horror confronting forgotten Queer history, prejudice, vulnerability and the search for love.

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Based in Tarntanya (Adelaide), George Kellis (he/him) is a neurodivergent writer, working professionally as a Social Worker. Obtaining his Diploma of Screen from the Adelaide College of the Arts, as well as Introduction to Filmmaking with the Mercury and AFTRS, George’s writing has advanced in international screenplay competitions including Austin Film Festival. A passionate advocate and member of the Department for Human Services LGBTIQA+ Minister’s Advisory Council, George’s writing showcases his unique lived experiences with authentic, underrepresented characters.

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Help WA regional artists pack their bags! We're funding trips that turn creative ideas into bigger opportunities; near, far, everywhere.

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Regional Arts WA connects and champions creative communities across WA's vast regions. We believe every community deserves access to art, story and connection, no matter where they are located. Your support helps regional artists thrive and enables them to share their creativity more widely, uplifting and connecting their communities along the way.

Image credits: Martine Perret about to take to the skies to capture aerial photography of the ebb and flow of the landscape and lake systems near Carnamah, Three Springs and Perenjori in WA's Mid West region.

Restless Dance Theatre is creating Enough a powerful new work by Artistic Director Michelle Ryan, placing disabled and neurodivergent artists at the centre of a conversation about identity, belonging, self-worth and what it means to live authentically.

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Restless Dance Theatre is Australia’s leading force in inclusive contemporary dance. On stage, on film and in unexpected spaces, we create bold, visually arresting dance theatre that challenges convention, shifts perspectives and redefines what virtuosity looks like. Through early engagement programs, rigorous training and professional pathways, we build meaningful, sustained careers for neurodivergent and disabled artists.

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Help bring live peace-themed bell music, new collaborations and participatory performances to schools, communities and public audiences across Australia.

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Dr Thomas Laue is a carillonist, music educator and trustee. For 14 years, he has collaborated with instrumentalists, singers, including First Nations musicians and diplomatic missions in Australia. An international prize-winning performer, composer and arranger, he curates and performs bell music connecting communities through peace, remembrance and shared artistic experience.

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For 40 years, Melbourne Writers Festival has been a meeting place for art to be shared, stories to be told and creativity to thrive. Countless connections and special memories have been made through attending MWF events. With your support, we can continue creating a festival that nurtures community, platforms voices and makes unforgettable moments possible. This AusArt Day, we’re raising funds to increase the ability MWF has to directly support artists and uplift Victoria's literary community.

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One of Australia's most loved literary institutions, Melbourne Writers Festival brings writers and readers together to be inspired, challenged and thrilled by an intelligent, rousing and diverse program of events celebrating books and ideas. Since 1986, we have entertained hundreds of thousands of readers as the flagship annual writers festival of our UNESCO City of Literature. MWF ignites conversations across Melbourne and inspires curiosity and connection.

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Help us to open a door to creative experience. From First Tickets to Future Talent - you make it possible!

About Geelong Arts Centre

Geelong Arts Centre is the cultural heartbeat of Victoria’s second-largest city, presenting and cultivating a diverse range live arts experiences.

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Support Star Stories, a unique First Nations-led collaboration blending poetry, music, animation and performance, inspiring connection, creativity and understanding.

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Star Stories is a multidisciplinary collaboration featuring First Nations poets Rob Walters and Jeanine Leane, animator Jake Duczynski, music producer Nate Weatherall, and dancer-actor Waanagenga Blanco. Joined by musicians and composers Gai Bryant, Sam Kreusler, Ed Goyer, Lee McIver, and Dave Quinn, it blends poetry, music, animation, and performance.

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If Fringe has ever inspired you, entertained you, or given you a sense of belonging, this is your chance to invest in its future.

About Darwin Fringe

The biggest platform for emerging, independent and experimental artists in the NT, Darwin Fringe is your community arts Festival with bite.

Image credits: Photo: Kacie Austin - Flowpyre capturing Territorylesque by Darwin Divine Dancers

Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, create and be inspired. The School Access Fund supports schools with transport and education program costs.

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ACMI is your museum of screen culture. Watch, play, make and discover the universe of screen-based art, films, TV and videogames. Visit us in Melbourne’s Fed Square, online and on tour. ACMI attracts visitors through exhibitions, screenings and festivals. We are a globally recognised hub that connects people, communities, technology and ideas to shape our futures.

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Help T.M. Clark bring authentic voices to readers; support their Human Narrators Audiobook Project. Make their audiobooks powerful, real, and accessible.

 

Help me build the next chapter of Bharatanatyam in Australia

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Help me build the next chapter of Bharatanatyam in Australia

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Funds we seek will help bring project specific cultural assets home to the regions and to civic national institutions.

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For five decades Paul J Ryan's photography has been his primary art form along with film, publishing, sound recordings and installations to provide civic engagement activities across north Australia, metropolitan Sydney, Melbourne and internationally.

Image credits: Photograph: Paul J Ryan

SFF Admit All is an initiative designed to remove barriers and welcome more diverse audiences to engage with the Festival.

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Sydney Film Festival is committed to making screen culture as accessible to all. SFF Admit All is a new initiative designed to remove barriers to participation for diverse audiences to engage with the Festival.

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