Incoming Touring Exhibition Grants (ITEG)

 

ITEGs provide assistance to visual art organisations and craft and design centres throughout NSW for costs associated with the presentation of touring exhibitions and related public programs. The program is managed by M&G NSW and funded by the NSW Government through Arts NSW.

 

Applicants should note that the priority under this program is to provide rural and remote organisations with access to high quality visual arts and craft exhibitions that they might otherwise not be able to bring to their community due to costs and/or distance.

 

Applications for the 2012 ITEG program are now closed.

 

 

Artist and Curator-in-Residence Program (ACR)

 

The new ACR Program offers the opportunity for regional public galleries to engage established artists or curators to undertake a residency activity within their community. The program is designed to provide artists or curators with the time and space to research, create and/or develop new work and consequently support innovative and adventurous contemporary art in regional New South Wales.

 

Applications for the 2012 ACR program are now closed.

 

 

For further information and enquires regarding the ITEG and ACR program, please contact:

Lillian Lim

Public Programs & Services (Touring Exhibitions) Coordinator

+61 2 9339 9905

lillianl@mgnsw.org.au

 

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Family Funday at New England Regional Art Museum as part of the Nora Heysen:Light and Life exhibition, supported by the M&G NSW 2010 Incoming Touring Exhibition Grant.

Family Funday at New England Regional Art Museum as part of the Nora Heysen:Light and Life exhibitio