AusArt Day kickstarts CIMF's fundraising campaign for the 2027 festival - support us now to help bring the festival life!

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

Fossil & Fable is an educational resource enterprise that creates engaging learning experiences through storytelling, illustration, science communication, and creative exploration.

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.

Support Bunurong-led collaboration through visual art, storytelling and performance, connecting Bunurong, Māori and Indian cultural practitioners.

This fundraising campaign will help Australian Book Review continue to support freelance writers and the wider Australian literary community.

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

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.

Support Ngurragabu [From the last night / next / tomorrow] as it premieres early next year— help bring this major new work to audiences while supporting the development of an emerging First Nations artist.

Help us support our 3 Ongoing Artists: Stevie Battese, Iris Blazely and Nancy Mauro-Flude, as they embark on the creation of their respective works for our 2027 festival.

Help us create a Mentorship Program that supports ceramicists and potters through paid, artist-led, knowledge sharing, and creative development.

Our workshop was lost, but our Busy Bees kept going! This AusArt Day, every donation will be doubled to help us rebuild, recover and keep the show on the road.

Help write the next chapter.

Invest in life-changing creative opportunities for young Territorians. Together, we can shift headlines from crime into creativity, joy and possibility.

We're building a new fit-for-purpose art centre for Western Aranda artists, big enough to hold our dreams.

A photographic and painted portrait series exploring LGBTQIA+ people, identities and lived experiences across Australia.

Help create the next chapter of NAFA, bringing ambitious arts experiences to Townsville and North Queensland.

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

Support towards gallery fees and logistics costs for encaustic artists to participate in an encaustic-only exhibition in September 2027, in the Blue Mountains NSW.

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

Help bring two landmark works by Klaus Moje home to Canberra Glassworks, where his legacy lives on through the artists making here today.

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

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

We areraising funds to broaden our activity and reach in order to provide our program to more communities around Austalia.

Help STRUT bring a little more dance to WA by supporting the independent artists, audiences and communities who make us move.

Help fund three months of Good Nights operations, building a stronger, more sustainable future for live music in regional WA.

Australian Giant Cuttlefish - spectacular, fascinating, very groovy - help us bring their unique story of wonder, vulnerability and hope to the world.

We are turning 30! Help us organise the best party of the year to celebrate writing, books and storytelling.

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

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

Bring participatory art projects to life! Support OSCA to connect artists and communities in creativity. Make art accessible for everyone.

Pop/Rnb artist Daisy Pring is ready to break out of her small town on the South Coast with her second EP 'Messy'. The project will consist of 6 original tracks, all written in Sydney, NSW and will be accompanied by music videos, shot by Sydney based film duo Four:Three.