EOI Info Sessions and Support
CultureLAB and The Warehouse Residency
Arts House is a place where artists research, create and present bold new ideas.
Expressions of Interest for two of Arts House’s key national programs are now open!
- CultureLAB – supporting independent artists, collectives and small-to-medium organisations to generate new work.
- The Warehouse Residency – supporting Deaf and Disabled artists across Australia to develop new work through a residency model.
If you’re curious about applying, you can learn more about these opportunities by attending Arts House’s information sessions or joining us on a venue tour and morning tea. Arts Access Victoria is also offering EOI support for Deaf and Disabled artists.
EOI Info Session – on Zoom
Wednesday 18 September, 5.30pm – 6.30pm AEST
Auslan interpreted and closed captioned
Hosted by Arts House Acting Artistic Director and creative team, this info session provides a deep dive into the CultureLAB and The Warehouse Residency programs and application processes. It will include tips on applying and how our DIAP and Equity–Builder will drive decision making.
A recording will be available on this webpage after the event.
Morning Tea & Venue Tour – in person at Arts House
Friday 20 September, 11am – 12.30pm
Auslan interpreted on request – please provide 72-hours‘ notice.
Come and explore studio spaces on offer at North Melbourne Town Hall and have a cuppa with the Arts House staff. There will be opportunity to speak with staff from creative, production and marketing teams and find out more about how we support artists working with us.
Morning tea will be provided.
EOI Support with Arts Access Victoria
Arts Access Victoria is available to provide EOI support to Deaf and Disabled artists during the call out period.
Contact Sarah Fiddaman (Monday – Thursday) sfiddaman@artsaccess.com.au or phone 03 8640 6007 (voice only) to arrange.
Image Credit: ಒಡಲಾಳ Odalala curator tour, photo by Tiffany Garvie
Image Description: People gather on the street outside Arts House, looking up at artworks on the building’s windows as they listen to a curator speaking.
