23/03/2020

The program’s 2020-21 funding round is now open, supporting projects and initiatives by South Australian practising professional Deaf and disabled artists.

Jacek Limanowka Meditation3 (detail)Jacek Limanowka Meditation3 (detail), Image courtesy of the artist.

The Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Arts program supports projects and initiatives by South Australian practising professional Deaf and disabled artists.

Individual artists, organisations and groups can apply where Deaf and disabled artists are the project initiators and primary beneficiaries of the funding.

Visual artist, Jacek Limanowka (work pictured above), received an Individual Artist grant in the 2019-20 round to assist with the preparation and exhibition of a series of abstract paintings at the North Adelaide Community centre in November 2019. Working with colour and form, Jacek aims to instil his work with a meditative quality.

The following categories are now open:

Emerging Artists for skills development of practising professional artists in the first five years of their practice.

Individual Artists for the development and/or presentation of arts projects.

Organisations for projects where professional practising Deaf and disabled artists are the initiators and primary beneficiaries of the project.

The South Australian Government is committed to working with the sector to navigate the COVID-19 public health emergency.

In light of this, individuals and organisations should reflect current public health guidelines in their proposals around travel, social distancing etc.

Applications which propose new ways of working (for example, through the use technology) are encouraged. For this round, applications may include costs to update or improve technology and equipment, or engage experts in the digital realm, if this is relevant to your practice.

Organisations should apply for activity which best meets their business needs under the current circumstances.

Applications need not be outcome based.

To apply

If you wish to apply, please submit an application via our online grants portal by 5pm 4 May 2020.

Review the grant handbook before applying, where information is available on the eligibility criteria, eligible costs and expenses and application process.

Disability led organisation, Access2Arts, can assist individual applicants in writing an application. Contact Martin Sawtell on (08) 8463 1689 or martin@access2arts.org.au