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

McClelland is a place to gather, explore bushland, encounter extraordinary art and sculpture, enjoy lunch and discover something unexpected.

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

This is a vital Australian story about Stolen Generation survivor/ Wiradjuri woman, Brenda Matthews, forcibly removed from her Aboriginal birth parents & happy home at 2 years old & then forcibly removed from her much loved white family at 7 years of age. It’s a powerful story of resilience, love, loss, heartache & reconnection.

Valerie, Windmill’s new work driven by toddlers’ imaginations and inspired by a local four-legged hero launches this AusArt Day.

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

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

PINK SALAD will be a vibrant animation, by artist Tamar Dolev and filmmaker Katrina Mathers, blending documentary, family and flavour.

Pass it on this AusArt Day. Join Spaghetti Circus to share creativity, confidence and belonging through challenges and matched giving.

Back First Nations artists, stories and culture. Support DAAF Foundation and ensure remote artists can generate meaningful income with pride.

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

Fuel bold new films from Victoria’s emerging and under-represented storytellers by making 100% tax-deductible contributions through our Production Fund program.

Golden Thursdays is raising funds for its 2027 creative development program: 5 artists across 5 cities build choreographic material towards a major production

Metro Arts emboldens artists to push boundaries, generate new ideas, create powerful work - WITH SUPPORT FROM PEOPLE LIKE YOU.

Support Gold Mountain Wives, a new Australian musical bringing overlooked stories of migration, resilience and belonging to the stage.

This is your invitation! Back Queensland artists, build ambitious creative pathways, and help shape a thriving independent arts future.

Help our mobile letterpress studio reach Tamworth Country Music Festival 2027, printing gig posters live with emerging musicians.

Brink turns 30. This AusArt Day, help fund our next 30 and see your donation doubled.

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

Help us bring more circus to Ipswich in 2027, creating opportunities for young people, audiences and Queensland circus artists.

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

Transforming an old pump shed into artistic, accessible bird hide and shelter, welcoming all ages and abilities to enjoy art in nature.

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

Deep. Funny. Piano. Gay. will provide support for tracking, mixing and mastering of Brendan Maclean's 3rd album with quality equipment and industry professionals.

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

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

Rewriting the expectations our artists have been handed, on their own terms.

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

Collingwood Yards shares its ethos of “art for everyone” through supporter Pandora Kay’s firsthand experience of Keith Haring’s practice.

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

Promote the benefits of creativity for mental health by teaching skills learned at a residency in Japan in 2027

Adapted explores function gained / identity lost when Assistive Technology is prescribed, and how art helps fight medicalisation and regain ownership.