ACDGP Grants 2021

The Brisbane Writers Festival (BWF) is the oldest continuous writers festival in Australia. Since 1962, BWF has been delivering diverse programs of the top literary talent in Australia and from around the world to audiences in Brisbane and Queensland.

‘FREEMAN” was the most watched documentary of 2020 on Australian television. ‘FREEMAN’ tells the story of Australia’s leading female Indigenous athlete.

An innovative and informative platform to elevating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, creativity and voices on a global scale, ‘Australia Talks’ will promote Australia as a contemporary and diverse nation and source of creative excellence, and provide a stimulating and forward-thinking asset for Australian diplomatic communities and global audiences.

'ARTS ALIVE' – The Arts, The Artist and The Times, is an international webinar series co-curated by Ramanjit Kaur, Founder Director, The Creative Arts, India and Tammy Brennan, Founder Director, Testimony Arts, Australia, which will bring together art practitioners from Australia, India, South Asia and worldwide to investigate, analyse and archive the global artistic activity during and post the COVID-19 pandemic experience.

In 2022 Bus Stop Films (BSF) will return to Mongolia to continue their work in partnership with the Arts Council of Mongolia, to create a more just and inclusive world through the power of film.

Portside Review brings you the best writing from the Indian Ocean. Portside Review is a literary journal run by the Centre for Stories with editorial members in Perth, Melbourne, Singapore, Kolkata and Mumbai.

In 2022, Terrapin will lead a unique cultural exchange program with UK contemporary puppetry practitioner Tim Spooner.

Dialogues 2022 will bring together a diverse representation of progressive thinkers and writers from Australia, Singapore and beyond to collaboratively reflect on issues of 'change'.

Dr Sebastian Di Mauro will exhibit his new exhibition “Personal Structures” at the 59th Venice Art Biennale beginning in April 2022

Dancing Against the Odds is an Australia-Korea documentary co-production delivered by Connect2Abilities, which is an intercultural collaboration platform developed by world-leading scholars in Arts and Cultural Management at UniSA Business, University of South Australia.