Deadline: 22-Nov-20
The Redland City Council has launched the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) to support professional and emerging professional artists and arts workers to practise excellent art for and with communities for mutual development.
The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Redland City Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
The focus for this round is ‘People and Place’. Grant applications that creatively explore the theme of stories of people and place in the Redlands Coast on Quandamooka Country are encouraged. Stories have the power to teach, entertain and inspire and can be expressed through song, visual arts, dance, music, craft, writing, theatre or design. Stories also allow them to share the challenges they currently face and applicants may wish to consider projects using digital platforms.
Objectives
- Support local artists, arts and cultural activities to deliver value for local communities.
- Provide opportunities for local communities to participate in arts and cultural activities.
- Invest in locally-determined priorities delivered through arts and cultural activities.
- Contribute towards current Redland City Council priorities.
RADF aims to support arts and cultural activities that:
- Provide public value for Queensland communities;
- Build local cultural capacity, cultural innovation and community well-being; and
- Build skills and experiences.
Funding Information
- Individuals can apply for up to $2,000 per grant application and groups up to $4,000 per application.
Categories
RADF grants are available in nine categories:
- Community arts and cultural development;
- Multi-arts;
- Music;
- Theatre;
- Visual arts, craft and design;
- Writing;
- Dance;
- Developing regional skills;
- Heritage.
Eligibility Criteria
- Be a permanent resident or Australian Citizen;
- Be based in Redland City or demonstrate how the project will directly benefit Redland City’s Arts and Culture;
- Have an ABN or be auspiced by an individual or organisation;
- Be over 18 years of age or have the application co-signed by a legal guardian confirming responsibility for the financial management of the funding;
- Be individual professional artists, emerging professional artists, arts workers, cultural workers or project coordinators;
- Incorporated arts and cultural organisations and cultural organisations based in Redland City, or those based outside the council area that are able to demonstrate how the project will directly benefit arts and culture in the Redland City area;
- Unincorporated organisations, auspiced by an incorporated body, that are based in the Redland City area, or those based outside Redland City area that are able to demonstrate how the project will directly benefit arts and culture in Redland City area;
- Must have met all acquittal conditions of previous council grants.
Assessment of applications
- Grants are assessed by an external Assessment Panel of eight people, co-chaired by Cr Paul Bishop and Cr Lance Hewlett, Redland City Council. These panellists can also apply for grants (and by stating a conflict of interest, will not participate in assessing that round of grant applications).
- The information provided in your application will be assessed against the objectives and outcomes identified in the program guidelines by the RADF Volunteer Assessment Panel. The RADF Program is competitive and all grants and their value will be awarded based on the recommendations of the RADF Volunteer Assessment Panel.
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