Ferrier creates speculative objects and architectures as propositions for a future built on an ethics of care, connection and reciprocity....
Ellen Ferrier receives 2023 Windmill Trust Scholarship for regional NSW artists
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Carstairs Grant for socially-engaged arts projects | 2022 recipients
NAVA announce Dominique Chen, Libby Harward and Caitlin Franzmann as the recipients of the 2022 Carstairs Grant for socially-engaged arts projects....
Juanita McLauchlan | 2022 Windmill Trust Scholarship recipient
McLauchlan will use the $10,000 scholarship to produce a new body of work which draws upon her Gamilaraay identity and family history to explore family connections through body adornment....
NAVA: in conversation
NAVA: in conversation is a monthly podcast series between artists, curators and organisations discussing the critical issues and ideas, in the arts sector....
Day of Action as Australian Artists Unite to #CreateAustraliasFuture
Artists across Australia are collaborating to take part in a one-day action to demand that the Australian Government acts now to support the Arts and Culture Industries and #CreateAustraliasFuture....
Art Month Sydney | ‘a festival for everyone’
'Art Month Sydney' presents an innovative program brimming with exhibitions, workshops, panel discussions, studio visits, tours, film screenings and precinct nights....
Exhibitions challenge, compel and confront in ‘Artstate Bathurst’
‘Artstate’ celebrates the creativity of the arts across regional New South Wales developed by Regional Arts NSW as part of a four-year project; ‘Artstate Bathurst’ is on from 1 to 4 November....
Future/Forward: artistic courage
Over 200 artists, arts leaders, philanthropists, government advisers and political decision makers will converge on the NGA and Parliament House, Canberra to participate in 'Future/Forward'. ...
Esther Anatolitis appointed Executive Director of National Association for the Visual Arts
“Esther [Anatolitis] has long been recognised as a respected, insightful and fearless advocate for the arts,” said Tony Burke, Shadow Minister for the Arts. “Every breath of her advocacy has been underscored by the principle of keeping artists themselves at the centre of policy....
Tamara Winikoff ready to hand over the baton after 22 years at NAVA
After 22 years, Tamara Winikoff OAM has announced her resignation as Executive Director of the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA), the peak national body protecting and promoting the Australian visual arts sector....
NAVA’s latest advocacy campaign calling for a new $5million government allocation for artist fees
On 31 January 2017, the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) launched its #FairPayForArtists campaign, asking people who care about ensuring the viability of artists’ careers, to sign a petition calling for a new allocation by the federal government of $5 million a year to...
NAVA’s bid to save the Sydney College of the Arts
On Friday 8 July, a meeting was held with the Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sydney, Professor Stephen Garton where a delegation of art industry professionals led by peak national industry body, the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) expressed their disapproval...