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
Individuals Fund
Supporting individual artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development opportunities.
View Individuals Fund case studies or download previous Individuals Fund recipients list (XLSX) (105.6 KB) in Excel format. Find out more about Individuals Fund.
Now closed - 9 March 2022 at 4pm
Arts Peer Assessors
Nominatons are now closed for Arts Queensland Peer Assessors.
Queensland Arts Showcase Program (QASP)
Supporting vibrant and accessible arts and cultural experiences for Queensland by individuals, organisations or collectives across three categories: Arts Accelerate, Arts Activate and Arts Advantage.
View QASP case studies or download recipient outcomes from 2015 to 3 July 2020 (XLSX) (2.02 MB). From 14 July 2020, QASP is delivered in rounds - download Rounds 1 - 6 Outcomes (XLSX) (709.51 KB)
Arts Accelerate and Arts Activate - Round 7 opened 3 May 2022. Closed 17 June 2022.
Arts Advantage - Round 7 opened 3 May 2022. Closed 1 July 2022.
Arts and Cultural Recovery Package
The Queensland Government announced (16 June 2020) a $22.5 million two-year Arts and Cultural Recovery Package for Queensland’s arts and cultural sector.
The Arts and Cultural Recovery Package includes a range of measures to strengthen the sector’s foundations for the future, drive new creative work, employ artists and arts workers, retain our skilled and talented creatives, and importantly, ensure the activation of our venues.
Transforming Markets for First Nations Arts, Craft and Design
Seven Queensland-based First Nations artists and arts organisations will receive funding of more than $625,000 through the Palaszczuk Government’s First Nations Art, Craft and Design: Transforming Marketplaces program.
Brisbane Festival takes centre stage
More than 1000 Queensland artists, including over 160 First Nations artists will take part in Brisbane Festival 2022.
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