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Emerging artists<br />
RBS Emerging Artist Award<br />
The RBS Emerging Artist Award is a unique initiative designed to bring the business and the<br />
<strong>arts</strong> closer together while recognising and promoting the work of emerging Australian<br />
contemporary artists. Each year, carefully chosen contemporary artists are invited to<br />
compete for the award. They define emerging artists as Australian artists who do not<br />
consistently sell their work for more than $10 000 and whose excellence is evident, but yet<br />
to be recognised on a commercial scale.<br />
— www.rbs.com.au/default.aspx?page=86<br />
Samstag International Visual <strong>Arts</strong> Scholarship<br />
The Samstag International Visual <strong>Arts</strong> Scholarship awards substantial funds annually for a<br />
number of scholarships that enable visual artists to study and develop their artistic capacities,<br />
skills and talents outside of Australia.<br />
— www.unisa.edu.au/samstag<br />
Sidney Myer Fund Australian Ceramic Award<br />
The Sidney Myer Fund Australian Ceramic Award is a biennale award given in three categories.<br />
This competition features an award for an emerging Australian artist.<br />
— www.sheppartonartgallery.com.au/exhibitionprogram/smfacaa<br />
Sir Robert Askin Operatic Travelling Scholarship<br />
The Sir Robert Askin Operatic Travelling Scholarship provides support for male opera singers<br />
aged 18 to 29 years to help them further their cultural education. It is awarded every two<br />
years for study, maintenance and travel either in Australia or overseas.<br />
— www.thetrustcompany.com.au/philanthropy/awards/sir_robert_askin.asp<br />
Thelma Afford Award<br />
The Thelma Afford Award is a biennial award to enhance education and training in the visual<br />
<strong>arts</strong> and in theatre, film or television costume design. Recipients may use the prize money to<br />
attend any school, college, university or other institution, or to study with a mentor or enter<br />
a mentorship program.<br />
— www.thetrustcompany.com.au/philanthropy/awards/thelma_afford.asp<br />
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Opportunities<br />
146 Wallspace<br />
<strong>Arts</strong> <strong>Tasmania</strong> is committed to showcasing emerging artists and curators who are not currently<br />
represented by a gallery or who have limited exhibition experience, through exhibitions at 146<br />
WallSpace. Artists will be offered the opportunity to extend their skills through collaboration<br />
with <strong>Arts</strong> <strong>Tasmania</strong> staff in order to hang their exhibition in a professional manner.<br />
— www.<strong>arts</strong>.tas.gov.au/146wallspace<br />
ArtStart<br />
ArtStart provides financial assistance to recent creative <strong>arts</strong> graduates who are committed<br />
to establishing a career as a professional artist. Graduates who plan to earn income or gain<br />
employment as a professional artist in the visual <strong>arts</strong>, hybrid and media <strong>arts</strong>, performing <strong>arts</strong>,<br />
literature or in community <strong>arts</strong> and cultural development may apply. Grants are provided<br />
to fund services, <strong>resources</strong>, skills development and equipment that help graduate artists to<br />
build an income-generating career in the <strong>arts</strong> practice they have studied.<br />
— www.australiacouncil.gov.au/grants/grants/<strong>arts</strong>tart<br />
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