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Create NSW has announced the first recipients to benefit from funding for artists and cultural practitioners to develop their skills and extend their audiences through immersive arts in the field […]More

Seven artists have been shortlisted for this year’s NSW Visual Arts Fellowship (Mid-career/Established), with one artist or partnership set to receive a cash amount of $30,000 from Create NSW, a […]More

Sydney’s first Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras ended in shocking violence and multiple arrests. Julie McCrossin played a part in the events of that day and night in 1978. Forty […]More

Create NSW and the ABC have announced the latest projects set for production under the 360 Vision VR Development initiative, with six new immersive virtual reality (VR) projects sharing the […]More

NSW artist Justin Shoulder is currently in residence at PACT Centre for Emerging Artists – working on his new performance work Carrion, which will be presented at the upcoming 2017 Liveworks Festival of […]More

NSW screen sector set to be busy with 12 new projects to go into production. Create NSW CEO Michael Brealey said the screen productions, which include drama and factual programs, […]More

Live music is essential to cities, with over half of Australia’s population attending a live music performance each year.* Engaging with live music culture builds communities and connections, and creates […]More

In 2016 John A Douglas was awarded the inaugural Artist with Disability Fellowship. John A Douglas is a Sydney-based interdisciplinary artist working across video, performance, live art installation and photomedia. We […]More

Nine emerging visual artists from across the state have been shortlisted to receive the $30,000 2017 NSW Visual Arts Fellowship (Emerging) from the NSW Government through Create NSW in partnership […]More

Dr Kate Gahan is a professional historian based in the Northern Rivers and well-known locally for numerous community-based projects that have shared the powerful value of history. In 2016, Kate […]More

In 2016, Anwen Crawford was awarded the NSW Writer’s Fellowship (Early Career) to further develop her literary talents. As a result of the Writer’s Fellowship, Anwen was able to undertake […]More

An alumna of the University of Sydney and Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Peggy Polias is an established composer and prepares scores, instrumental parts and other print music materials for some […]More

Lee Pemberton left Melbourne in 1999 to live in the Bega Valley where she founded fLiNG! Physical Theatre and remained as Artistic Director from 2001 until 2015. The company’s work […]More

The closing date for the NSW Fellowships has been extended until 21 August 2017. Create NSW is calling on artists and creative practitioners, groups and partnerships from across the state […]More

NAIDOC Week is a timely opportunity for us to appreciate the contribution that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders make to our local community, and that certainly rings true for the […]More

Rhonda Radley is a Birrbay woman from Port Macquarie. She is passionate about her connection with the land and promotes reconciliation and cohesion by sharing her cultural knowledge through stories, […]More