With One Voice is a national network of inclusive community choirs which brings communities together to experience joy and connection.

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Since 2008 Creativity Australia has been reducing the mental health impacts of loneliness and isolation through the benefits of group singing. Our 26 With One Voice choirs are inclusive, supportive communities which bring people together to experience joy and connection.

From their South West Sydney homegrounds, CuriousWorks nurtures future art makers and cultural leaders. Help us continue this work.

About CuriousWorks

CuriousWorks is a contemporary multi-arts and community arts and cultural development organisation based in South West Sydney. 

Image credits: Photographer: Elias Nohra

Homophonic! is fundraising for our 2027 Midsumma season at Gasworks in Port Melbourne.

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Homophonic! is a leading voice in celebrating LGBTQIA+ voices in new classical music and composition. With over 65 commissions by Australian LGBTQIA+ composers since 2011, Homophonic! continues to celebrate, uplift, and meaningfully record our queer cultural history through outrageously good music.

Image credits: Darren Gill

Support GUAM Pep Talks, connecting established artists with students and emerging creatives through inspiring conversations, mentorship, and career insights.

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Griffith University Art Museum is committed to innovative research and experimentation to encourage appreciation and understanding of art and its societal role. The Museum organises exhibitions, educational and public programs to offer enjoyment and encourage inquiry, research and experimentation, while building and maintaining the University’s art collection for future generations. Situated in one of Australia’s oldest art schools, the Museum stimulates active learning about art and the creative process through research, teaching, publishing and dialogue among communities of Griffith University students, faculty, artists, scholars, alumni, and the wider public.

Image credits: GUAM Pep Talk, Dylan Mooney. 2026. Photo: Patrick Lester.

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).

Image credits: Photo: Robert Catto

AMEB's campaign aims to help more Australians experience the amazing things that happen through learning music.

About Australian Music Examinations Board

AMEB is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to inspiring music education across Australia

Image credits: Photo: Kate Disher-Quill

In 2026 The Lock-Up launches Multilove, commissioning bold cross-disciplinary works that use love as a force for building new worlds.

About The Lock-Up 

The Lock-Up is a contemporary art space in Newcastle championing experimental practice, critical dialogue, and cultural exchange in a historic site.

Image credits: Exhibition view Khaled Sabsabi, 14 September - 24 November 2024, The Lock-Up, Muloobinba/Newcastle. Courtesy the artist and Milani Gallery, Brisbane. Photograph: Ben Adams

Stone Age tech is holding us back. Help Playlab upgrade our systems to keep Australian theatre thriving. Donate to AusArt Day 2025 today.

About Playlab Theatre

Brisbane-based Playlab Theatre has championed Australian playwrights since 1972, supporting their stories from page to stage through commission, development, publication, and production—home-grown plays that challenge perspectives of Australian society.

Image credits: Photo: PixelFrame

Support the next wave of writers to tell the Australian stories that are not already being told.

The Wheeler Centre

The Wheeler Centre is Melbourne’s home for smart, passionate and entertaining public talks.
 

Image credits: Photo: James Henry

In 2026, A_PART successfully presented its first LIVE program in Kombumerri and Bundjalung countries (Gold Coast and Byron Bay). This campaign is to support A_PART LIVE_02 IN 2027.

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A_PART is an artist-run arts movement based in Kombumerri Country/Gold Coast, providing a conduit and outlet for artists and communities, enabling meaningful exchange and creation within and between Indonesia, Australia + the World. A_PART is also home to the artistic projects of founder Juliet Widyasari Burnett.

Help BlakDance to give First Nations dancers careers, not gigs.

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Help BlakDance to give First Nations dancers careers, not gigs. BlakDance empowers First Nations dancers and choreographers to tell their stories and share their culture through dance.

Image credits: Image: Garabari by Joel Bray Dance, produced by BlakDance, presented at the Sydney Opera House during Sydney Festival 2026. Pictured: Luke Currie-Richardson. Photo: Stephen Wilson Barker.

Help bring Les Thomas’s third album 'I Remember Everything' to life — songs of solidarity, justice and memory need you.

About Les Thomas

Les Thomas is a Melbourne songwriter and storyteller whose award-winning songs of solidarity, justice and memory connect deeply with audiences.

Image credits: Photo: Tom Russell

At Everybody NOW! we bring communities and artists together to create Art that belongs to you. This AusArt Day Support Art made with communities.

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Everybody NOW! creates participatory arts experiences that generate joy. For over a decade, Everybody NOW! has championed local storytelling, intergenerational participation, and an arts-led approach to nurturing belonging and social cohesion — moving playfully between performance, music, writing, dance and visual arts to bring communities and artists together.

Image credits: Everybody NOW! AusArt Day 2026 Belong: Image by Simone Gorman-Clark

We're celebrating the artists who shaped KXT over the past 10 years - and securing opportunities for the next generation.

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KXT On Broadway is an award-winning independent theatre in the City of Sydney, providing opportunities and support for the next generation of artists, prioritising artists from under-represented communities.. Since launching in 2015, KXT has led the way in offering accessible opportunities, impactful professional development and genuine pathways for career progression to hundreds of young artists every year.

Image credits: Clare Hawley

Help regional, remote and First Nations music teachers take part in transformative professional learning opportunities and strengthen their communities.

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At AMEB, we know that learning music makes a world of difference. We've been helping people access, grow and connect through music for more than 100 years. As a national not-for-profit organisation, we work with teachers, learners and communities across Australia to create opportunities and remove barriers to participation.

Believe in Australian art and support the creation of new artworks for TarraWarra Biennial 2027.

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From 31 July to 14 November 2027, TarraWarra Museum of Art presents the tenth TarraWarra Biennial, This Hand of Mine, curated by Dr Mikala Tai. Exploring superstition, ritual, intuition and belief, the exhibition features major new commissions by leading Australian artists, transforming the museum into a site of discovery, reflection and wonder.

 

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

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Charlee Watt is an award-winning cabaret artist, singer and producer from regional South Australia. Blending powerhouse vocals, storytelling and a contemporary perspective, she reimagines iconic music through the next generation’s eyes.

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

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Gliese 504 re-imagines fabrics and garments by using hand-dyeing. Gliese 504 works with a large variety of dyeing techniques including ice-dye, classic tie-dye, shibori tieing techniques and reverse tie-dye. All dyes are made here locally in Melbourne by us using Procion and RIT dyes.

Image credits: Stella Cella / Gliese 504

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

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Access Arts is Queensland’s leader in disability arts, creating opportunities for disabled and d/Deaf artists to develop, create and present work locally and nationally. Undercover Artist Festival is Australia’s disability-led arts festival, championing artistic excellence, inclusion and leadership through the Festival and development program, Commotion.

Empowering emerging Western Sydney Flamenco artists through professional mentorship, live music training and performance opportunities — from studio to stage.

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Compañía Pepa Molina is a Western Sydney-based not-for-profit Flamenco dance company creating pathways for emerging artists through performance, mentorship and professional development. Led by internationally acclaimed Flamenco artist Pepa Molina, the company champions the evolution of Flamenco in Australia while connecting diverse communities through dance, music and cultural exchange.

From local streets to the surface of Mars — Red Bin turns everyday rubbish bins into monuments to species we’ve already lost.

About Dr. Kim Hamilton

Dr. Kim Hamilton is an interdisciplinary artist based on the NSW mid-north coast. With a unique blend of art and science, she delves into the extraordinary and often bizarre aspects of the natural world.

Image credits: Photo: © Kim Hamilton. Contains modified public domain Mars imagery; original image courtesy of NASA/JPL‑Caltech/UArizona.

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.

MOVE like you. CONNECT in shared time and space. CREATE with agency. BELONG to each other and in the world.

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Since 2019, Great Southern Dance has contributed to Southern Lutruwita/Tasmania and national arts sector cultural vibrancy through contemporary dance. Across performance, choreography, film, design, place, and community, we ask: What emerges when we move with and for one another, attending to the relationships and more-than-human worlds that shape us?

Image credits: GREAT SOUTHERN DANCE_DANCE COMMONS_ROSIE HASTIE

Donate $30 to help Vulcana Circus support marginalised and vulnerable communities with a brighter future for another 30 years.

About Vulcana Circus

Vulcana was established to counter a major discrepancy between women’ and men’s experience of circus, both in training and in the expectation of how and what they perform. Vulcana now welcomes women, trans and non-binary gendered adults, kids and teens of all genders, to its inclusive circus training, performance making projects, and community engagement programs. It is an incubator for new, emerging and professional artists who have developed their passion as practitioners, performers and teachers in this art form that offers every body a place to explore their uniqueness and their creativity.  
 

Image credits: Photo: Martin Ingle

Our 2026 AusArt Day is produced by five young artists who are each creating short clips based on their lived experience of Quantum Leap programs.

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Quantum Leap Australia is a contemporary dance company dedicated to the artistic development of young people through the collaborative, curious and rigorous creation of original work.

Image credits: Olivia Wikner, O&J Wikner Photography

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.

Image credits: Deborah Cleverly

Support development of a new Australian play by Western Sydney playwright Lana Morgan, amplifying the voices and lived experiences of DV survivors.

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Space Jump Theatre is a Gadigal/Sydney-based independent company dedicated to bringing exceptional, underproduced plays off the shelf and onto the stage. We champion Australian work by, about, and for women, amplify underrepresented voices, and create space for artists and audiences to experience stories that challenge, connect, and inspire.

Image credits: SPbyKS (Signature Photography by Kirsty Semaan)

For AusArts Day 2026, ATYP is fundraising to support an ensemble of 50 young performers, who will take to the stage for the premiere of an award-winning First Nations play. Funds will support costuming and rehearsal costs for the ensemble, championing the voices of the next generation in an urgent new play about climate resilience. This ambitious new play will be brought to life on Gadigal land in Walsh Bay by a predominantly young, First Nations-led creative team. The scale of the work emphasises the autonomy and power of its young performers, foregrounding the next generation as active custodians rather than passive inheritors of crisis.

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ATYP is the leading national youth theatre company, dedicated to empowering young people through productions, workshops, and national development programs. We nurture the next generation of storytellers, presenting to a diverse audience and redefining what “youth” theatre looks like.

Image credits: Photography: Clare Hawley, 2022

This AusArt Day, support photo access's fundraising campaign to secure colour darkroom printing in Canberra.

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The Canberra region’s centre for photography, film, video, and media arts

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Victoria Park Centre for the Arts is growing our support and capacity-building for artists from all backgrounds and creative practices.

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The Victoria Park Centre for the Arts is an arts organisation that hosts contemporary art exhibitions, and community and cultural projects. Running since 1994, our vision is to be a vibrant and energetic art centre, fostering a community that embraces the arts as part of daily life.

Image credits: Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, Image credit Jae Criddle

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.

Image credits: Marisa Mundy

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.

Image credits: ACMI_LETS GET ANIMATED_MARK GAMBINO