ADFAS Emerging Artist Residency and Solo Exhibition Award 

New Partnership between Eramboo and ADFAS: Emerging Artist Residency and Solo Exhibition Award

Applications close 30 July 2018

 

Eramboo is excited to announce a new partnership with the Ku-ring-gai branch of the Australian Decorative and Fine Arts Society (known as ADFAS).

 

ADFAS has sponsored an exciting opportunity for an emerging artist under 35 years that includes a one month artist in residence studio and exhibition at Eramboo.

 

ADFAS has generously funded an artist’s materials fee of $300, four weeks studio rental (August, September or October 2018), gallery hire and administration and mentoring by Eramboo. The residency will be followed by a solo exhibition within 6 months after completion of the studio month. Eramboo will provide access, advice and promotion of the emerging artist and installation assistance.

 

ADFAS Societies are run by volunteers and aim to foster interest in the decorative and fine arts, cultivate their application and study and encourage the preservation of our cultural and artistic heritage.  ‘One of our community activities in this mission is to encourage youth participation in the Arts and each year we fund projects to this end’.

 

Apply here or email info@eramboo.com.au

 

Eramboo Artist Residency Award 2018

This was awarded to artist Michelle Perrett.

Michelle will be holding a solo exhibition of work created during her residency 8-16 September 2018 @Eramboo

Applications closed 10th December 2017

Eramboo Artist Residency

Northern Beaches Council and Eramboo Artist Environment are offering a six month residency for a mid-career artist. The residency offers the successful applicant free non-residential studio space and artistic support at Eramboo Artist Environment to research, experiment and develop new work. $2000 will be available for the successful artist to support their residency.

Kimbriki Artist Residency

Northern Beaches Council and Kimbriki Resource Recovery Centre are calling for two new or emerging visual artists living on the Northern Beaches to take up a nine month artist residency at Kimbriki. The residency aims to support artists to develop their professional practice to raise awareness about the importance of waste reduction and diversion. $3000 will be available for each successful artist to support their residency.