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We’re the Aus Gov's principal arts investment & advisory body @firstnationsarts.au | @music.aus | @writing.australia | @ausculturalfund | @ausatvenice

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Khaled Sabsabi’s 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘧𝘦𝘳𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘰𝘯𝘦’𝘴 𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘧 presented in the Australia Pavilion and curated by Michael Dagostino, is accompanied by the companion work 𝘬𝘩𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘭, presented as part of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia - ‘In Minor Keys’. Sabsabi offers both works as a proposition towards an idea of a shared humanity, informed by the futurity generated when migrant experiences, journeys and encounters are acknowledged and respected. Visit theinvitation.com.au to read more on both the presentations. #BiennaleArte2026 #conferenceofoneself #InMinorKeys  #ausatvenice 05 Nov 2026 A day of connection, conversation and fresh perspectives - that was our Adelaide Leadership Lab. See what participants took away from the day, then join us in Sydney to continue the conversation. Meet peers, share ideas and uncover small but powerful ways to make a difference in your organisation, practice or community. 📅 Registrations close Thursday 19 November 2026. Register now. 04 Nov 2026 A big thank you to everyone who travelled from near and far, to join us on Larrakia Country, Garramilla (Darwin) and helped to make Tri-Nations Exchange 2026 a wonderful experience and a huge success. Together, we shared knowledge and explored new opportunities for cultural exchange and collaboration across Indigenous-led fashion, textiles, and adornment. Initiated in 2015, the Tri Nations Exchange partnership is between: @creative.australia, @firstnationsart.au, @creativenz and @canada.council. This exchange has created pathways for connection, learning and creative practice across multiple artforms: literature/storytelling, visual art/curatorship, performing arts, theatre and dance, and now textile design, fashion and traditional forms of adornment. We’re excited to see what evolves from the time spent together and where these conversations lead to over the next three years. Thanks again to all who contributed. We look forward to the next gathering in Aotearoa New Zealand in 2027. 01 Nov 2026 Leadership isn’t a title - it’s what we do together. Join us in Parramatta for our next free Leadership Lab. Leadership Labs helps you better understand the system you’re working in, connect with peers in generative ways, and identify small but powerful actions you can test to create change. Co-created with Local Curators Akala Newman and Paula Abood, the day will feature inspiring speakers, practical breakout sessions and plenty of opportunities to connect with peers. 📢 More speakers to be announced 📢 You don’t need a leadership title. Just curiosity and a desire to create change together. 📅 Registrations close Thursday 19 November 2026. Places are limited - register now via link in bio. 29 Oct 2026 Creative Australia joins the arts community in mourning the passing of Catriona Mordant AM and honouring her enduring contribution to Australian arts and culture. Catriona’s generosity leaves a lasting legacy through her support for performing and visual artists, new forms of artistic practice and the institutions that bring contemporary art to audiences. Together, she and Simon sustained a long-term investment in Australia’s presence at the Venice Biennale, including as lead donors to the award-winning Australia Pavilion. Unveiled in 2015, it stands in the Giardini as one of only 29 national pavilions and the first 21st-century pavilion of its kind. Through the Mordant Family, Catriona’s generosity extended to supporting the American Academy in Rome, creating opportunities for Australian artists to further their professional development and to deepen their artistic practice within an international context. Catriona’s contribution to the arts extends beyond her philanthropy, contributing to arts administration and governance in Australia and abroad, including as a Member of the Tate International Council, as an Art Gallery of New South Wales Foundation Trustee, Member of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia Foundation Board, and having served as a member of the Board of Directors for Queensland Ballet and Sydney Dance Company. In 2019, Catriona was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for her significant service to the arts. Together with Simon, she also received the Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Leadership Award, presented in 2010 by the then Australian Business Arts Foundation (AbaF) which later became Creative Partnerships Australia and subsequently merged into Creative Australia. We remember Catriona with deep respect and gratitude for her generosity and enduring commitment to the arts. Her legacy lives on through the artists and institutions she supported and the opportunities she helped create. Read in full at creative.gov.au. Image: Simon and Catriona Mordant, 2015 Pavilion Opening, by Angus Mordant 27 Oct 2026 Thank you for Making Art Happen! Thank you to everyone who donated, shared our campaign, participated, or cheered us on along the way! Your energy, creativity and commitment have helped bring AusArt Day to communities across the country; we appreciate your contribution to the campaign and to the sector. We’re now working with donors and participants to pull together an overall fundraising total as final contributions are being tallied. We’re looking forward to sharing the total and recognising the fundraising effort; please keep an eye out for our updates. And if you haven’t had a chance to contribute yet, there’s still an opportunity to get involved, donate and make art happen. Thank you again for your support and for helping shine a spotlight on Australian arts and culture. 22 Oct 2026 Art is everywhere. Let's keep it that way this AusArt Day! From your commute playlist and favourite jeweler at your local market to that mural that always catches your eye and that book you will always come back to - art is everywhere and everything! Today is the day to Make Art Happen and support those who make it! To donate go to ausartday.gov.au to: 💜 Find a project you love. 💚 Back a project you love. Let's Make Art Happen! #AusArtDay 21 Oct 2026 AusArt Day is here! 🎉✨ A day to support, celebrate and amplify Australian artists and arts organisations. Find a project you love. Back a project you love. Over 350 artists and arts organisations from across the country are fundraising today. Spread the word to help make their art happen. ausartday.gov.au #AusArtDay 21 Oct 2026 AusArt Day is nearly here! Tomorrow is the day to MAKE ART HAPPEN. Find a project you love. Back a project you love. Over 350 artists and arts organisations from across the country are fundraising today. Spread the word to help make their art happen. ausartday.gov.au #AusArtDay 20 Oct 2026 EOIs are closing soon (Friday 30 October) for our Impact Investment Readiness Program, co-designed and delivered by Sefa. Find out more and watch the information session at the link in bio ☝️ 20 Oct 2026 Creative Australia and Writing Australia join the Australian publishing industry in mourning the passing of legendary editor, publisher and writer Hilary McPhee. Hilary founded the influential imprint McPhee Gribble in 1975 with friend Diana Gribble, publishing such watershed Australian works as Helen Garner’s debut 'Monkey Grip', Gabrielle Carey and Kathy Lette’s 'Puberty Blues', Tim Winton’s celebrated 'Cloudstreet', and Lardil woman Elsie Roughsey (née Labumore) 'An Aboriginal Mother Tells of the Old and the New'. Hilary later ran the Picador imprint at Pan Macmillan Australia, where she published books including Helen Garner’s 'The First Stone' and Tim Winton’s 'The Riders'. In 1994, Hilary was selected to become the first woman Chair of the Australia Council for the Arts (now Creative Australia). During her four-year term, she presided over an unprecedented period of change for the Australia Council, leaving it a more streamlined, transparent and focused body. Among her many accolades, Hilary was awarded an Order of Australia for her service to literature and the arts in 2001, inducted to the Victorian Honour Roll of Women in the same year, received an honorary doctorate from Monash University in 1992, and was appointed as the inaugural Vice-Chancellor's Fellow at the University of Melbourne in 1997. Hilary was a co-founding director and occasional editor of New Matilda, and wrote two memoirs, 'Other People’s Words' (2001) and 'Other People’s Houses' (2019). Adrian Collette AM, CEO, Creative Australia said: "Hilary McPhee made an enormous contribution during her term as Chair of the Australia Council. She oversaw a major policy and structural review that ensured the organisation was well placed to respond to the challenges and opportunities of the time. She will be remembered by former colleagues and by the literary sector at large as a tenacious, visionary leader, an exceptional editor and iconic literary identity, who nourished the careers of some of Australia’s finest voices." Read in full at creative.gov.au. Photo courtesy of the Creative Australia archives. 14 Oct 2026 One week until AusArt Day! Let’s Make Art Happen 💪🏽 In preparation for Thursday 22 October: ✅ Save the date ✅ Find a project you love ✅ Spread the word, comment and share Explore the full project gallery on our website – ausartday.gov.au Comment Make Art Happen below and get the link DM’d to your inbox! #AusArtDay 14 Oct 2026

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