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22.01.2022 Tired of bingeing TV shows? Don’t miss Cultural Trust grantee Laurence Rosier Staines, new live show YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL in Potts Point, NSW. The three-room interactive, televisual experience caters to one person at a time and is being produced in accordance with New South Wales laws and public health guidelines. Running 25th November - 6th December 2020, book your ticket now!

22.01.2022 The Emerging Writing Festival has announced At Home Residencies, a program that supports emerging writers by offering time and financial assistance to work on their craft. This opportunity will see four emerging writers spending a fortnight working on their writing craft remotely at home, supported by the Emerging Writers’ Festival. The opportunity is open to emerging writers of all genres and styles, including poetry, fiction, non-fiction, scriptwriting, YA, essays and short stories. Find out more and apply now!

22.01.2022 Apply for Blak Design 2020, Koorie Heritage Trust's new program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, craftspeople, and designers living in Victoria. Blak Design will take designers, artists, makers and craftspeople through a series of Indigenous-led design and business training tutorials with a focus on Jewellery. Applications open until 13 October 2020.

20.01.2022 For the second round of 2020, 14 emerging artists were awarded $136,500 in grants. Due to the disruption of COVID-19, our latest grantees will be working with the Cultural Trust team to reshape or reschedule their professional development projects. Congratulations to all our latest grantees. We look forward to seeing what you make of your development opportunities and projects.

19.01.2022 We regret to advise that The Ian Potter Cultural Trust has closed the current funding round (Round 3, 2020) due to the COVID-19 pandemic's extenuating impacts on international travel.

14.01.2022 Wishing all our grantees a happy and safe festive season! The Ian Potter Cultural Trust office will be closed from Monday 21 December until Monday 11 January 2021.

13.01.2022 Opportunity for emerging writers! The Questions Writing Prize aims to recognise and reward young Australian writers aged 18 to 30. Both fiction and non-fiction submissions are accepted (1,500-2,000 words), with a $2,000 prize for the winner. Entries close 1 May 2021.

10.01.2022 Could you be part of the next generation of powerhouse producers? Thanks to the incredible support of The Ian Potter Foundation, we are excited to announce o...ur new Emerging Producer Xchange program. This flagship program is a career-defining opportunity for six emerging producers, over 2021-2022, to participate in paid 10-month internships with Metro Arts or our program partner, The Mill in South Australia. -- In 2021, there are two positions available with Metro Arts: - Emerging Producer, Metro Arts (Queensland) - First Nation’s Emerging Producer, Metro Arts (Queensland) -- Applications are now open and close on Tuesday 24 November. Find out more here https://bit.ly/32de1Bt #metroarts #artstartshere

08.01.2022 Congratulations to Trustee of The Ian Potter Cultural Trust, Lady Primrose Potter, on being acknowledged as an Arts Visionary in this year's Creative Partnerships Australia awards. This award recognises and celebrates Lady Potter's profound contribution to the arts in Australia.

02.01.2022 Applications are now open for IPMIC 2022, the final commission in the ten-year biennial Ian Potter Moving Image Commission series. The successful artist will receive $100,000 from The Ian Potter Cultural Trust to create a new work, which will premiere at ACMI in 2022 as part of the museum’s contemporary art exhibition program. The work will be accessioned to the ACMI Collection, alongside a growing collection of Australian moving image art. The artist will receive extensiv...e professional support from ACMI throughout the making of the work including highly specialised curatorial, technical production and presentation expertise. Expressions of interest open Wednesday 12 August until Monday 28 September 2020. Learn more at: https://www.movingimagecommission.org.au/the-co/ipmic-2022/ Image: Previous IPMIC winner Daniel Crooks' PHANTOM RIDE, ACMI 2016.