Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Grants for Organisations and Groups in Australia
Deadline: 3-May-21
The Government of South Australia is inviting applications for the Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Grants for Organisations and Groups to support the development and presentation of arts projects by organisations and groups of artists who are Deaf or identify as having a disability across all art forms.
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Applicants must show that artists who are Deaf or identify as having a disability have initiated and will benefit from the project.
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Grant amount: up to $25 000
What you can apply for:
administration
creative fees (such as performers, composers, choreographers, designers, etc.)
technical personnel and production costs
living allowance
marketing costs
materials
hire of studio, venue and equipment
travel
freight
curatorial cost, catalogue essay writer’s fees, catalogue design and printing costs
photography and documentation
exhibition costs
auspicing fees.
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The Arts and Culture Grants Program does not fund:
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projects without professional outcomes, such as amateur productions, fundraising, competitions, awards and prizes
costs for study for a tertiary education qualification (undergraduate, postgraduate), including projects forming part of a course of study or graduation ceremonies
contemporary music projects – funding is available through the Music Development Office. Please note however that the Arts and Culture Grants Program does support contemporary music in certain grant programs.
design projects with a purely commercial outcome
screen-based projects aimed at the cinema, film festivals or television; media and gaming projects with a purely commercial outcome (you should contact the South Australian Film Corporation).
Some activity will be eligible when incorporated into projects in other art form areas
start-up business costs and the purchase of basic equipment
manuscripts aimed at the education sector
framing costs
costs associated with self-publishing (eg. printing costs).
The preparation of work intended for self-publishing may be supported where a compelling case can be made.
This would include evidence of a strong track record of published work and a viable marketing/distribution plan.
Eligibility Criteria
groups of artists who are Deaf or identify as having a disability
arts and cultural organisations that work with and for Deaf and disabled artists (including funded organisations: small-to-medium organisations, major organisations)
non-Deaf and disability-led arts and cultural organisations and groups may apply for projects to work with Deaf and disabled artists, demonstrating appropriate consultation and support are in place.
Organisations
Generally, applications are accepted from not-for-profit South Australian arts and cultural organisations, including those funded through Arts South Australia, the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, the Department for Innovation and Skills and the Department for Education. Local Government and state government agencies and for-profit arts and cultural organisations are eligible applicants in some grant categories.
Individuals and unincorporated South Australian groups may have their grant auspiced by a recognised incorporated body.
Who is Ineligible
individuals
non-arts and cultural organisations
local government
organisations funded through the National Performing Arts Partnership Framework (NPAPF) formerly known as Major Performing Arts (MPA) Companies
Statutory Authorities.
Non-arts and cultural organisations, local government, Statutory Authorities and NPAPF organisations are encouraged to partner with arts and cultural organisations and groups on projects.
Evaluation Criteria
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All applications are assessed against the following criteria:
Artistic Merit and Viability are the two key criteria to consider in your proposal.
Address the Engagement and/or Development criteria as they relate to your proposal – your proposal may meet all criteria.
You do not need to respond to each individual bullet point.
ARTISTIC MERIT
In assessing the Artistic Merit criterion, the peers may consider:
innovation, originality, quality, creativity and ambition
the track record, creative achievement and skill of the artist or artists involved
the context in which the work is being undertaken
the potential contribution to the development of the art form
evidence of experimentation, risk taking and bravery.
VIABILITY
In assessing the Viability criterion, the peers may consider:
the planning and resources required to achieve the potential of the proposal
the ability of the applicant to meet the logistical challenges of the proposal
evidence of strong financial and operational management, including a realistic budget and timeline
evidence of additional resources and support, including other sources of income
in-kind contributions.
ENGAGEMENT
In assessing the Engagement criterion, the peers may consider:
the potential to grow audiences and their critical understanding of the art form
the development of new markets, locally, nationally and/or internationally
the development of new ways to engage with those markets
the potential to provide a broader range of people with opportunities to participate in arts experiences through strategies that
increase access, social inclusion and cultural diversity
evidence of deeper engagement with, and the involvement of, particular communities and/or audiences and the delivery of
artistic benefits to them.
DEVELOPMENT
In assessing the Development criterion, the peers may consider:
the development of artist and art form practice
the potential to enhance the skills and/or professional reputation of the applicant
the capacity to forge new pathways for artist and sector development
the capacity to develop new networks, collaborations and partnerships
the contribution to South Australia’s reputation as a centre of cultural leadership
at a national and international level, and the resultant economic benefits.
For more information, visit https://www.dpc.sa.gov.au/responsibilities/arts-and-culture/grants/richard-llewellyn-deaf-and-disability-grants/projects-organisations-groups