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Art, Not Apart 2020 - Call for Projects Application Form

Art, Not Apart celebrates its 10th anniversary festival on 14 March 2020. The festival theme is “Today I, Tomorrow You”. Develop and present your art in a curated outburst.

View the Information for Artists and fill out this simple form to submit your project.

If you’ve got questions, read the Artist's FAQ and, if you’re stuck, contact us.

Submissions close 11:59PM, 14 November 2019. Make it you, make it amazing.

Tip: Our form will save your progress if you accidentally close the window. But it's always a good idea to write your answers in another document on your computer first!

Update 9/1/2018: All users please make sure you've refreshed your browser cache before starting the application to ensure you don't hit any errors with the form! Contact us right away if you have any issues.
1 Your Details
2 Your Project
3 Supporting Material
  • This is what we'd use to list you in the program. If you're a group, list all artists names as you'd like them to be displayed, or your collective's name.
  • Tell us about yourself/selves. We'll also use this in our online program to tell our audiences who you are and what you do.
  • Unsure? Read the Information for Artists document to find out more.
  • To view the full list of topics provided by the Australian Academy of Science for ANA2020, please read our Information for Artists document.
  • Give your project a name. We'll use this in our program to identify your work.
  • Describe your idea - be clear and concise! This will tell our curators what you have in mind to present at the festival.
  • Our festival theme allows us to curate the program and join together a variety of creative voices. Strong applications are those that resonate with the festival theme, so make sure you explain how and why your work hits the mark.
  • If you're a performer, tell us how long your performance would run for.
  • Please detail the dimensions and rough qualities of the space you’d like at the festival. Let us know if you need access to power, water, an undercover space, or any other requirements you might have for the physical location of your project. If you already have a specific venue within the festival location in mind, please let us know here.
  • We can help supply tech and some equipment for your project, so let us know what you'd need (tables, chairs, easels, audio and visual gear) - anything other than the gear listed here needs to be clearly outlined in your budget document (including equipment that you might have to hire and an estimate of those fees).
  • All artist fees should be reasonable (i.e. not too small or large) and referenced on NAVA and MEAA awards.
    This fee does not include expenses for materials, equipment or travel. ANA is also open to pay for artwork development. Please remember to include all artist fees outlined above in your budget document as well.
  • Total fee includes artist fee, materials, equipment and travel expenses
  • Please attach a spreadsheet of your budget for this project. Include a list of materials, equipment (purchased or hired), travel fees, revenue that you're aiming to gain (including external funding which we encourage you to seek!), and any other expenses with accurate cost estimates, as well your artist fee(s) as outlined in the previous question.
  • Let us know if you've presented this work elsewhere and where and when it was presented.

  • Provide up to 5 high resolution images (GIF, PNG, JPG or PDFs) of your work. Minimum 500kb, maximum 2MB, ideally above 1200px width or height.

    If the work doesn't exist yet, please provide detailed sketches, mockups and plans of the work so we can get a clear idea of what you're proposing, plus examples of previous work you've created that is relevant to this project.

  • Additional links to your work

    Music, performance, and film / moving image applicants - please provide links to your Vimeo / Youtube / Soundcloud / Bandcamp accounts so we can check out your work online.

  • Note: Don't worry if after clicking the submit button and the form doesn't send a confirmation to your email, or is stuck in a loop. Send us a quick message to curator@artnotapart.com with your artist name to check if we've received it and we'll get back to you right away to make sure you're in!

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