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Ian Potter Creative Fellowships | The Ian Potter Cultural Trust The Ian Potter Creative Fellowships provide life-changing support to outstanding early mid-career Australian creatives . In 2024, The Ian Potter Cultural Trust joined the Sidney Myer Fund to support originating artists and cultural leaders through the appointment of Creative Fellows. The Trust awards two Ian Potter Creative Fellowships annually.
The Fellowships will provide unrestricted grants of $200,000 over two years to individual Australian artists, creatives, and cultural leaders. Specific outcomes for the Fellowships are not required. Nominations are welcome for individual artists, creators, and cultural leaders throughout the spectrum of the arts, from visual and performing to interdisciplinary, new media, literature, and the humanities.
Each year, two Ian Potter Creative Fellows join a distinguished cohort alongside eight Sidney Myer Creative Fellows. Josephine Rowe is a writer of fiction, poetry and essays. James Rushfor d is a composer-performer whose work draws from concrète, avant-garde, improvised and collagist musical languages.
Bella Li is an author, artist and designer of books of poetry and visual art. Aviva Endean is a clarinettist, composer, and performance-maker. Nominations now open!
Closing 9 August 2026 at 11. 59 PM. For more information on the nomination process and selection criteria, visit the Sidney Myer Fund website.
The two criteria used to select Fellows are outstanding talent and exceptional courage . Specifically, this talent and courage relate to the nominee's creative practice (commonly illustrated through artistic challenges, daring innovation, breaking new ground, and redefining the possible) and not to surmounting hardships. All nominations must be submitted through the Sidney Myer Fund SmartyGrants portal.
The value, criteria and structure of the Ian Potter Creative Fellowships will match the Sidney Myer Creative Fellowships and be determined as part of the same selection process. Level 3, 111 Collins Street This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Emerging Performers Fellowships Ian Potter Moving Image Commission We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work.
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