Still of 'MinusOneSister' directed by new grantee Marni Mount, written by Anna Barnes, presented by Double Bluff in association with Theatre Works as part of Melbourne Fringe Festival 2023. Image: Andrew Signor.
The Trust's new grantees will participate in various professional development opportunities in 16 countries, from Vietnam to Latvia to Canada.
From research residencies to mentorship opportunities, our new grantees will travel internationally to gain hands-on professional development experiences suited to their unique artistic practice.
Congratulations to our new grantees; we look forward to following your professional development journeys. For further information on their projects, you can visit our Grants Database.
NEW GRANTEES |
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Crafts |
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Madeline Wright | $10,000 |
Design |
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Georgia Stevenson | $15,000 |
Dance |
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Alix Kuijpers | $12,500 |
Bianca Perrone | $8,500 |
Caitlin Mewett | $11,449 |
Ngioka Bunda-Heath | $15,000 |
Olivia Adams | $15,000 |
Tracey Trinh | $8,500 |
Literature |
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Kat Capel | $8,000 |
Multimedia |
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Kalu Oji | $14,809 |
Music Classical |
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Bonnie Staude | $15,000 |
Georgia Cooper | $5,000 |
Harry Egerton | $5,815 |
Liam Freisberg | $15,000 |
Miles Mullin-Chivers | $15,000 |
Suzie Kim | $15,000 |
Music Contemporary |
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Garbrielle Fernandez | $5,000 |
Neil Cabatingan | $9,265 |
Robert McIntyre | $3,502 |
Performing Arts |
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Daniel O'Halloran | $9,000 |
Gina Tay Limpus | $13,111 |
Kavitha Anandasivam | $15,000 |
Lauren Harvey | $10,808 |
Marni Mount | $6,000 |
Visual Arts |
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Amber Cronin | $7,621 |
Gabrielle Nehrybecki | $6,000 |
Indeah Clark | $10,700 |
Sammy Hawker | $12,000 |
Tina Stefanou | $4,442 |