Funding to help region's art sphere come alive
The region's arts sphere is set to come alive after local organisations and individuals received
financial assistance through the Gladstone Region Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF).
The RADF program, a Queensland Government and Council partnership, provides valuable support
to groups and organisations, encouraging the development and enhancement of arts and culture
within the region.
Queensland Premier and Arts Minister Annastacia Palaszczuk said “RADF enables Queenslanders
to engage with the arts on a local level.”
“Arts and cultural activities are important to our communities and RADF celebrates our diversity and
offers employment opportunities, delivering more than 3000 arts and cultural development and,
heritage projects annually,” the Premier said.
“RADF gives councils across the state flexibility to shape their own arts and cultural projects and
gives Queenslanders plenty of opportunities to get involved in arts experiences.”
The latest Gladstone Region RADF recipients totalling $51,611 include:
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Felicia Lloyd, Concept Development Grant, New work using new-media platform;
Welcoming Intercultural Neighbours, Concept Development Grant, Art for Cultural Diversity;
Kim Scrimshaw, Developing Regional Skills Grant, Attend Wrapt in Rocky artist workshops;
Gladstone Arts Council, Regional Partnerships Grant, Host community short film workshops;
Katrina Elliott, Regional Partnerships Grant, One Wish sculpture project;
Paulette Flint, Concept Development Grant, Early history research Port Curtis and
surrounding areas;
Gladstone Festival & Events EcoFest, Building Community Cultural Capacity Grant, Host
environmental sculptor for community workshops;
Queensland Music Festival, Regional Partnerships Grant, Host jazz masterclass and
community performance;
Margaret Worthington, Regional Partnerships Grant, Host Crush Festival exhibition,
Bundaberg;
Gladstone Independent Schools Music Association, Building Community Cultural Capacity
Grant, Conductor for 2015 GISMA music workshops,
Musica!, Regional Partnerships Grant, Host classical, opera, jazz and Indigenous song
workshops and
Capricorn Film Festival, Building Community Cultural Capacity Grant, Capricorn Film
Festival workshops
For further information phone 4976 6766 or email [email protected]