Incoming Touring Exhibition Grants (ITEGs)

 

ITEGs provide assistance to visual art organisations and craft and design centres throughout NSW. The program is managed by M&G NSW and funded by Arts NSW.

 

Public galleries or art organisations in NSW with a proven commitment to the development of exhibitions of contemporary visual art, craft, design and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art are eligible to apply.

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 current ITEG round are now closed. View the 2009/10 Incoming Touring Exhibition Grant Recipients here.

Download a summary of the grant assessment meeting.

 

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

Suzanne Bravery

General Manager, Programs and Services

+61 2 9339 9917

suzanneb@mgnsw.org.au

 

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Bathurst Regional Gallery received ITEG funding in 2009 for 'Ngurrara - the Great Sandy Desert Canvas'. Image courtesy of Bathurst Regional Gallery.

Bathurst Regional Gallery received ITEG funding in 2009 for 'Ngurrara - the Great Sandy Desert Canva