Resources

Arts Tasmania and arts@work have developed a range of programs and publications to assist, support and inform artists and arts organisations.

Publications to assist with funding programs

The following publications and documents are provided to assist you with your application when applying for funding through Arts Tasmania's grants and loans programs.

Forms and downloads

Please visit funding for more information about how our grants and loans programs can help you with your arts practice or support your arts organisation.

Roving curator program

Through our Small Museums and Collections Program, Arts Tasmania provides grants and loans to assist with the curatorial and collection management practices of smaller public and community collections and museums.

To find out how our roving curators can help your organisation with the development, care and/or use of a collection, visit the Roving Curator Program page.

Collection Care Toolkit - PDF 244 KB
Collection Care Toolkit - Word doc 400 KB

Museum induction package for volunteers - Word doc 560 KB

Publications

Arts business and artform resources

Arts business and artform resources is a collection of links to websites that may assist artists and arts organisations across all artforms to develop their skills, connections, profile and business practices. They are organized by art form including music, writing, design, performing and visual art and more as well as arts business links that cover financial support, governance and marketing.

arts-e newsbyte

arts-e newsbyte is arts@work's fortnightly newsletter highlighting the latest state, national and international arts opportunities including arts specific employment; funding opportunities; commissions; development and profile opportunities; and spaceBank and stuffBank listings. arts-e newsbyte is sent straight to your email address every second Wednesday.

Click here to register for arts-e newsbyte

To read previous editions of the arts-e newsbyte see past editions of arts-e newsbyte.

 

For more Arts Tasmania and arts@work publications see the publications page.