The Regional Arts Park (RAP) is FREE representation for established artists, within an innovative, interactive, digital platform to display their work and promote them as an artist – online. Designed by Deakin University in partnership with Pop Up Art. It aims to: promote creatives and artists, with integrated exhibition and sale of art work facilitate …
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Come along to these three FREE half-day facilitated workshops to: connect and strengthen your networks; encourage you to be market ready; provide opportunities to broaden your reach; and gain new skills working collectively to expand your impact Further details on each workshop, including how to register, are provided below. Limited places, book now to secure …
We are thrilled to be a successful recipient of a Federal Government Building Better Regions grant, to deliver a new initiative: Arts ACTION. This grant will enable us to continue our work in supporting artists/creatives to be viable businesses and contribute to the growth of the Central Victorian Creative Community. It’s clear that artists and …
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Many thanks to all involved with small works from a BIG PLACE This project enabled us to build a mobile art exhibit and display the artwork of 130 Central Victorian artists in six locations, providing professional development and marketing exposure to the artists involved. In addition we formalised a relationship with the 130-190 participating artists, …
A guest blog by Helen Fraser “Buying art is a bit like falling in love.” How do we find art we love? An artist we love? Why do we fall in love with a particular work? Why is it that we want to spend our hard-earned money on a particular artwork as if we can’t …
Jessica Murtagh, Bendigo multimedia artist “I consciously want to keep my practice experimental. This allows for me to explore the role of an artist as explorer or inventor. A strong focus in my practice is combining hand and machine techniques to create works on paper” www.jessicamurtagh.org Paul Cox, Macedon Ranges “I was born in Hobart, …
We have had an overwhelming response by artists to participate in the small works from a BIG PLACE exhibition – receiving in excess of 380 pieces of work [from 130+ artists]. From these 249 pieces were selected. Artwork selection was based on theme, style and how work from different artists could be exhibited to compliment …
Take the opportunity this Christmas to buy real and handmade work from your local artists with these 5 easy steps: 1. Find the art you like Visit the small works from a Big Place exhibition [find out when and where to visit the exhibition here]. Take note of the number on the art you like …
Central Victoria hosts ‘small works from a BIG PLACE’: a visual arts exhibition that is a travelling feast of miniature art works, from a collective of 130+ Central Victorian artists. Curated and presented to a high standard, this exhibition is showcasing the work of over 100 artists. It will ‘pop up’ at different destinations along …
A quick update from us to you! Applications have now closed for small works from a BIG place. The response has been beyond exciting: We’ve had 320+ EOIs – including 190+ artists, who have completed applications to exhibit. All this was received in just under 30 days! Over and above this, 63% have said they …