I am raising funds to create new ceramic works, develop my Saggar firing practice, and share this ancient technique with audiences in Australia.

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I am an Iranian-Australian ceramic artist based in Adelaide, with over 10 years of experience in ceramics. In my practice, I focus on wheel-thrown vessels, glazing and the ancient Saggar firing technique. I combine traditional ceramic processes with contemporary forms, materials and experimental firing methods.

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

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SLIDE Youth Dance Theatre is a Darwin-based youth arts organisation creating bold, inclusive contemporary dance theatre with and for young people. Through performance, mentorship and creative development, SLIDE empowers emerging artists, amplifies young voices and connects audiences through stories that reflect contemporary life, community and the Northern Territory

Image credits: Jacob Scott

Celebrating human-led art. Celebrating Australian stories. Celebrating all forms of visual media.

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Proto-Productions is an upstart production company of fresh-faced students and graduate filmmakers. Through powerful visuals, moving stories, and partnering with media artisans from across the continent, we are working to realise the native potential of the Australian film industry. We have a simple ethos—Fully Collaborative. Fully Human.

Image credits: Julian Bowles

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

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The Regional Youth Orchestra NSW (RYO) is an audition-based youth orchestra for talented students from NSW Regional Conservatoriums. RYO provides students opportunities to play with other regional youth musicians and learn from leading conductors, orchestras and artists from Australia and the world.

Image credits: Clarence Valley Conservatorium

Help keep creativity accessible, inclusive and close to home for communities across Melbourne's outer east.

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Burrinja Cultural Centre brings visual arts, live performance, festivals and creative learning opportunities to Melbourne's outer east. Donations through AusArt Day will help us provide accessible arts experiences, support artists and create opportunities for people of all ages to connect, participate and thrive through creativity.

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

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Shock Therapy Arts is a Not-For-Profit social enterprise with ACNC registered charity status. We produce a diverse range of projects, specialising in new Australian text-based plays exploring socio-political and cultural issues. We tour our shows directly into secondary schools and have our work programmed into festivals and major cultural venues.

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Create a space for artists to share their voice with vital upgrades to one of Australia’s only print galleries.

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Megalo Print Studio offers a collective space to think with your hands and to discover new ways of seeing. Established in 1980, Megalo has grown from a small collective of politically engaged artists into Australia’s leading centre for printmaking, a place where community access and artistic innovation come together.

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Art of Courage is an immersive theatre play exploring Ukrainian identity, courage, war, memory, culture and human connection.

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Art of Courage is an immersive theatre play exploring Ukrainian identity, courage, war, memory, culture and human connection.

Donations are vital to our support for artists. Your contribution—big or small—enables artists to make and share new work, within an environment of artistic freedom.

About West Space

West Space is an independent, non-profit contemporary arts organisation in Naarm (Melbourne), established by artists in 1993. As a vital incubator for timely artistic work, we commission groundbreaking new work by artists across the continent, investing in rigorous, experimental and socially engaged practice.

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

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Temperance Hall is an experimental dance and performance organisation housed in a historically significant heritage building in South Melbourne. We are artist-led and champion artistic independence. Through residencies, exchanges, presentations and developments, we provide an essential alternative space for artists working in experimental dance and embodied performance.

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Build a Tent for Tent City and help amplify lived experiences of homelessness through inclusive theatre, storytelling and community connection.

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Tent City is an original Rebus Theatre production exploring homelessness through the voices and lived experiences of those who know it firsthand. Blending performance and storytelling, the work challenges stereotypes, builds empathy and invites audiences to listen without judgement while connecting with the people and stories behind the statistics.

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Your donation will help empower women, girls, and non-binary people to build confidence, create change, and strengthen communities across Australia.
 

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WOW - Women of the World Australia is a powerful, community-driven movement that celebrates gender equality, diversity, and the achievements of women/girls and gender diverse people through an annual program of Festivals & Events. Originating in Brisbane, the Australian branch advocates for intersectional inclusion and centers the voices of First Nations and regional women. WOW actively works alongside UN Women Australia to back gender equality. Through story, music and the arts, WOW empowers women across Australia.

Image credits: Photo: Katie Bennett

On the (radical) edges of sound

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Liquid Architecture is a community-founded, artist-first organisation that exists to explore sonic relationships and practices on the radical edges of sound and listening

Celebrate Tantrum’s legacy and help secure our future: providing transformative arts experiences and breaking down barriers for another 50 years.

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For 50 years, Tantrum Youth Arts has been creating bold, inclusive arts experiences for young people, adults with disability, and early-career artists in the Hunter. We believe everyone has the right to play, and use theatre and creative programs to amplify young voices, and champion equitable access to the arts.

Image credits: Photo Credit: Eryn Leggatt

The UnionDocs Collaborative Studio (CoLAB) NYC will span 8 months, inviting a select group of 12 media artists to come together for a unique opportunity.

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Grace Tan is a Gadigal-based filmmaker working across fiction and documentary with a queer and poetic cinematic lens. Her work has screened internationally and locally at festivals such as Canneseries, BFI Flare, Antenna Documentary, MIFF, Raindance and Fantastic Fest. A UNSW and AFTRS graduate, she is currently developing episodic and long-form narrative.

Help us transform Backbone Youth Arts' venue space to give emerging artists an upgraded, accessible and low-cost home for their creative practice.

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Backbone Youth Arts is Queensland’s longest running youth arts organisation cultivating the next generation of artists, creative entrepreneurs, and cultural leaders. Backbone facilitates education, industry connection, and creation of new works through our year-round programming. Our award-winning residency and flagship event Backbone Festival offers strong career pathways for young artists.

Cinema doesn’t end when the credits roll. We need your support to keep film culture alive.

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Senses of Cinema is an online journal devoted to the serious and eclectic discussion of film. Founded in late 1999, we have made uncompromising film criticism free and accessible to global audiences for nearly three decades. After 119 editions, we have garnered the interest, enthusiasm and respect of readers worldwide.

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To provide access to the theatre for every child on the Central Coast and help reverse the decline of arts education in schools.

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The Art House is the centre of arts on the Central Coast, presenting nationally and internationally renowned artists, whilst also providing a state-of-the-art performance space for the local community.

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Support a new major film work co-created by Bellambi's public housing community as they face major redevelopment, relocation and removal.

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BE is a community arts organisation with a 20 year history of co-producing long-term collaborative arts projects with communities & emerging arts leaders living under recurring trauma, hardship and in places often considered disadvantaged.

Your donation, DOUBLED, directly supports artists, venues, and audiences - covering the costs of making Fringe shows more accessible for everyone.

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Adelaide Fringe is Australia's biggest open-access arts festival, transforming South Australia every February and March. Fringe works to remove barriers for artists and audiences: funding First Nations, diverse and emerging artists, bringing regional and disadvantaged communities to the front row, and supporting accessibility initiatives so everyone can experience the festival.

For over 50 years we've brought art and creativity to our community. This AusArt Day, help refresh our ceramics studio.

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Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios is a not-for-profit creative hub on Sydney's Lower North Shore, established in 1972. We present changing exhibitions by emerging and established artists, run classes and workshops for all ages across our ceramics, printmaking and art studios, and host artist-in-residence programs.

Image credits: Image Courtesy of Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios

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

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The Regional Youth Orchestra NSW (RYO) is an audition-based youth orchestra for talented students from NSW Regional Conservatoriums. RYO provides students opportunities to play with other regional youth musicians and learn from leading conductors, orchestras and artists from Australia and the world.

Image credits: Clarence Valley Conservatorium

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

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Founded in 2018, Vacant Assembly is an experimental arts and culture hub that challenges how we can build and sustain creative communities, as well as the practices of those within them. We offer exhibition and event space, studios, retail space, hot desks and supported artist development programs.

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Deploy blockchain to attach to visual and digital art material. The digital shield systemising loyal Content Management System artist's catalogue.

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FiammaK writes prose and paints experimenting with various EEA mediums. She built the foundation for FISCHES linking arts practice to STEM, amen. Attaching geotag tracking tech tracks First Nations Intellectual Property as artistic works are on the go. Creating digital footprints between Academia, ethical AI entrusting high and highest ESG.

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 campaign supports our un Extended Editor-in-Residence (EiR) initiative, providing emerging arts writers with paid mentorship, commissioning, and publication opportunities, while platforming and reviewing Australian exhibitions.

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un Projects publishes writing that emerges from art making, providing an independent platform for critical discussions about local artistic practice. With a focus on artists, writers and independent practice, un Projects publishes essays, artists’ work and reviews, in print and online, runs editorial residencies, and public programs. Our flagship publication is un Magazine which was founded in 2004 by Melbourne artist Lily Hibberd.

Image credits: Photo: Kieran Butler

South Australian writers Sarre & Simons are fundraising to record and launch the concept album for their new musical PRIMETIME

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Sarre & Simons are South Australian musical theatre makers specialising in new work development. Millicent Sarre (you can call her Mim) and Joseph Simons (you can call him Joe) have backgrounds in writing, performance, directing and choreography. Their work has been presented internationally across festivals, independent theatre and tertiary institutions.

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St Martins is raising funds to bring School of War from development into full production.

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St Martins Youth Arts Centre is a leading youth arts organisation creating award-winning theatre with young people for intergenerational audiences. Our work spans three platforms: original works made with young people, drama workshops that build creativity and confidence, and accessible venues supporting independent artists to develop and present their work.

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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.

Be part of Isabella Gerometa’s new arrangement for Muses Trio’s Her Australian Songbook, celebrating iconic songs by Australian female pop artists, ready for studio recording and national touring 2027.

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Isabella Gerometta is an Australian composer and conductor. She has prepared and directed choruses for a number of events with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, working alongside internationally recognised conductors such as Simone Young and Alondra de la Parra. She has also co-directed a number of concerts for The Australian Voices, including Everyday Requiem in collaboration with Expressions Dance Company in 2018.

Muses Trio is an acclaimed ensemble dedicated to celebrating music composed by women, performed by women since 2013. Through compelling performances, recordings and collaborations, the trio champions women’s voices across generations. In 2025, Muses Trio was honoured with the APRA AMCOS Luminary Award for its contribution to Australian art music.

CASE is bringing artists and community together to activate sustainable, long-term support for Northern Rivers creative practice.

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CASE is a contemporary visual arts not-for-profit based in the Northern Rivers. Our ambitious program activates sustained arts practice through connection, experimentation and public exchange. By artists, for artists.

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

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Ghenoa Gela is a Torres Strait Islander artist from the Koedal (Crocodile)–Aubaith Clan and Wagadagam, Mualgal-Poid, Aragan, Samsep and Peidu clans. She creates platforms for First Nations artists and stories to thrive, grounded in sea, story and sovereignty. Works include My Urrwai, Fragments of Malungoka and GURR ERA OP.

Image credits: Alex Davies