Help take The Last Salon from creative development to rehearsal and its first public pilot presentation.

Gasworks is raising $15,000 for our 15 resident artists to celebrate our 40th birthday with a group exhibition Revelry.

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

South West Music Regional Conservatorium is arguably the most isolated conservatorium in NSW

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

Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company will engage with existing & new donors through social media, emails, & phone to maximise support for Blak theatre in WA.

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

Every emerging circus artist needs support to participate, and a place to perform. Help CircoBats create both, through scholarships, community workshops and performances across South Australia.

Support the development of One Last Lullaby, Bukjeh’s Palestinian theatre and documentary work, exploring motherhood, displacement, memory, loss and the care rituals of care we carry from homeland.

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

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

Help keep artists employed, visible, and thriving in Canberra. Every dollar powers the future of the arts in the ACT.

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.

An animated film which explores social difference, impossible love and the exposure to a living entity that connects them all.

Help MCO bring a bold new horn concerto to life by Andrew Ford OAM, written for soloist Carla Blackwood.

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

Help transform unwanted cosmetics into new artist materials, turning discarded colour into something creative, useful and unexpected.

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

Join 4A’s Double Happiness Club: donate $30, bring a friend, and double the support for the next generation.

Help us fund our 2027 season and keep ambitious, compassionate indie theatre alive in Hobart

Support regional playwrights to develop new Australian plays, strengthen their practice and form connections across the wider Australian theatre sector.

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

Help award-winning Australian singer-songwriter and cellist Alice Hurwood record and produce her next album.

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

Help make art happen by supporting creative opportunities across the Sunshine Coast’s region for the next generation of artists.

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

Support the Sydney Poetry Picnic, a celebration of community, creativity and the poetic voices that shape Sydney and New South Wales.

Funds raised will purchase new artworks by living artists, ensuring the TAMA Collection remains dynamic, inclusive, and reflective of contemporary practice.

Help CIAF artists cross the Blue Highway to Hong Kong — carrying Queensland First Nations art to new shores.

Support Bach Bounce! as Brandenburg No. 3 reimagined through urban dance, igniting an intergenerational, high-energy wave of Territory-made artistic brilliance.

After two big nights at Melbourne Fringe, help us create more poets.

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