ART ON THE MOVE is now accepting applications for the Touring Exhibition Development Initiative. The initiative supports exhibition development proposals from independent Western Australian curators, artist collectives, or arts organisations with the intent to tour regionally.
The selected exhibition will receive up to $10,000 towards research and/or development and access to professional support from the ART ON THE MOVE team.
Submit your application online at artonthemove.art/exhibitiondevelopment
Applications in alternative formats may be accepted. Please contact Alex Fuller, Exhibition Touring Manager at exhibitions@artonthemove.art or 08 9271 3902 for more information.
Closes Tuesday July 16, 5pm AWST.
Register now for the free online info session being held June 17, 11am AWST.
ABOUT ART ON THE MOVE
As the only Western Australian organisation dedicated to touring visual art exhibitions throughout the regions, interstate and beyond, ART ON THE MOVE plays a critical role in connecting art, people, and place.
In addition to our touring exhibitions and engagement programs, we support the sector through advocacy, capacity building and opportunities for creative and professional development.
We work towards the development of a diverse, connected, and thriving arts sector throughout WA and beyond that contributes to community wellbeing and economic prosperity.
We champion artists and galleries for the essential role they play in enriching Australian cultural life, creating opportunities for education, reflection, and exchange.
ART ON THE MOVE is part of the National Exhibition Touring Support (NETS) Australia Network.
Image credits: Photos from across ART ON THE MOVE’s 2022-25 Touring Exhibition Program.
Tineke Van Der Eecken: Tributaries at Goldfields Arts Centre, 2024. Photography by Mellen Burns | He Is Myself: The Art of Nyaparu (William) Gardiner at The Goods Shed, Claremont in 2022. Photography by Louise Coghill, courtesy of FORM | Bruno Booth, Body Shots, 2022 at Goolugatup Heathcote. Photography by Dan Grant | The Alternative Archive survey of regional arts practice at Albany Town Hall, 2024. Photography by Jenny Feast
