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Emerging artists Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) Qantas Emerging Artists Program The Qantas Emerging Artists Program connects the next generation of talented young Australian string players with members of the Australian Chamber Orchestra. As a small, permanent ensemble, the ACO is in the unique position to offer young artists the opportunity to rehearse and perform with its renowned players in an ongoing mentoring situation. — www.aco.com.au/Default.aspx?url=/emerging-artists-program The Australia Youth Orchestra (AYO) The AYO is one of the world’s most prestigious and innovative training organisations for young pre-professional musicians. Their training pathway has been created to nurture the musical development of Australia’s finest young instrumentalists across metropolitan and regional Australia, from the emerging, gifted, school-aged student, to those on the verge of a professional career. The AYO presents over a dozen tailored training and performance programs each year for aspiring musicians, composers, arts administrators and music journalists aged 12 to 30 years of age. — www.ayo.com.au/Content/Page.aspx?CID=1 Contemporary Art Services Tasmania (CAST) Curatorial Mentorship The CAST Curatorial Mentorship began in 1995 and was established to assist an emerging curator to gain knowledge and skills through an active learning program. This professional development opportunity is offered annually and allows the recipient to develop and realise an exhibition at CAST under the guidance of CAST staff. There is no curator’s fee involved, however, the emerging curator gains experience in all aspects of developing a major exhibition and producing an exhibition catalogue. — www.castgallery.org/how-to-apply/curatorial-mentorship Claudio Alcorso Foundation - cultural exchange program The Claudio Alcorso Foundation sponsors cultural exchanges for emerging Tasmanian artists for a three-month residency to Italy in the areas of visual and performing arts. — www.alcorso.org.au/arts Cordite Poetry Review Published bi-annually, Cordite Poetry Review showcases the work of emerging and established Australian poets, while fostering links with a growing international audience. Cordite Poetry Review solicits poetry via calls for submissions on various themes. — www.cordite.org.au Islet - online journal Islet is an online journal created by Tasmania’s Island Magazine. Islet accepts unsolicited submissions of both writing and visual art works from emerging Tasmanian writers or artists. They accept prose and poems, as well as a range of visual art forms to be exhibited in an online format, along with information about the artist. This is a paid opportunity. — www.islet.com.au/submissions JUMP National Mentoring Program for Young and Emerging Artists JUMP is a national mentoring program for artists aged 18 to 30, who are in the first five years of their professional practice. JUMP artists are supported to undertake a one-on-one mentorship with a leading professional of their choice, focused on a funded creative project. Supported artforms include; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts, community arts, dance, hybrid/ interdisciplinary arts, literature, music, theatre, or visual arts. — www.jumpmentoring.com.au 28
Emerging artists Next Wave Festival Next Wave is a biennial festival and artist development organisation presenting genre-busting new works by the next wave of Australian artists. — www.inside.nextwave.org.au Splendid Splendid is a partnership between the Splendour in the Grass festival and leading regional and national art agencies looking to develop talent and to offer festival audiences new creative experiences. Splendid offers opportunities for artists to create work for and with these audiences. The Splendid program is a hot house incubator for creative possibilities, viewed within the context of a site-specific music festival. Splendid offers participating artists opportunities to work collaboratively in a dynamic environment that encourages critical thinking and experimentation. — www.splendid.org.au Stompin Youth Dance Company Based in Launceston, Stompin Youth Dance Company is for 14 to 26 year-olds who are interested in generating dance that links regional youth culture with contemporary performing arts practices. Stompin offers opportunities for all aspects of the theatre sector. — www.stompin.net Triple J Unearthed The Triple J Unearthed website allows unsigned artists to upload their music and be heard by the public. It also allows listeners to create playlists, submit reviews and download podcasts. — www.triplejunearthed.com E Information and resources artistcareer artistcareer is an independent, non-commercial website that offers high quality resources and information to support artists’ professional and business skills development. — www.artistcareer.com.au arts-e newsbyte arts-e newsbyte is the fortnightly arts@work bulletin that provides information on current funding, commissions, scholarships, profile and residency opportunities for Tasmanian artists. — www.arts.tas.gov.au ArtsHub ArtsHub is a subscription-based online resource for Australian arts workers including news, opportunities and job listings. — www.artshub.com.au The Program The Program is a nationwide ‘what´s on’ guide, giving you the latest information on events, festivals, gigs, performances, theatre shows, exhibitions and more. If you’re putting on events, it´s free and easy to add your own page and start to build an audience community. — www.theprogram.com.au 29
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