Creative Together 2020-2030 is the Queensland Government's 10-year vision which will see Queensland renewed and transformed – socially, culturally and economically through arts, culture and creativity.
It responds to the significant opportunities the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games present for Queenslanders, acknowledges the continuing impacts of the global pandemic, and supports the Queensland Government’s Statement of Commitment to a Path to Treaty.
Creative Together looks to the future, where the strength of the sector will foster the growth of bold and rich cultural experiences for audiences, and where arts and culture are valued for the important role they play in enriching Queensland and securing a prosperous and creative future for the state.
Our Progress
First Nations Commissioning Fund
Single and 2-year projects (Round 2) are now closed.
Single & 2-year projects
(Round 3)
OPEN:
17 April 23
CLOSE: 12 noon
5 June 23
The First Nations Commissioning Fund is focused on investing in opportunities that share First Nations stories and cultural knowledge and elevate awareness of Queensland’s exceptional First Nations arts and cultural products and experiences. View previous recipients
Queensland Arts Showcase Program (QASP)
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Single and 2 year projects (Round 2) are now closed.
Single & 2-year projects
(Round 3)
OPEN:
17 April 23
CLOSE: 12 noon
5 June 23
The Queensland Arts Showcase Program (QASP) is focused on celebrating Queensland’s artists and stories, ensuring Queenslanders’ access to high quality experiences and growing Queensland’s cultural reputation. Download previous recipients (XLSX, 721.11KB)
Touring Queensland Fund
Single and multi-year projects
(Round 2)
OPEN:
1 May 23
CLOSE: 12 noon
26 June 23
The Touring Queensland Fund is focussed on supporting regional community access to quality arts and cultural events and products. Download previous recipients
Strategic Partnerships Fund
OPEN:
14 Oct 22
This is a rolling fund
The Strategic Partnerships Fund is focused on leveraging Queensland Government investment into the state’s arts sector through co-investment, partnerships and collaboration, strengthening creative business growth, and creating inclusive, high-quality, creative experiences that will drive positive change for Queenslanders.
Arts Peer Assessors
Peer assessment
Crafting First Nations culture in Cherbourg
First Nations potters and artists are elevating First Nations art at the Ration Shed Museum, Cherbourg .
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