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FREE WORKSHOP: The Artist as Fundraiser and the Art of Raising Funds
Where money comes from to support the arts? Why fundraise to support my work? How do I develop a fundraising plan? If you have questions about fundraising for your art, then this special talk presented by Kaiela Arts in partnership with Creative Partnerships Australia will help you answer them!
- When:
- Thursday 5th of December, 2024, at 6:00pm to 8:00pm
- Where:
- Kaiela Arts 530 Wyndham Street, Shepparton VIC 3630
- Cost:
- FREE
- Contact:
- Kaiela Arts on (03) 5821 9842 or
- Website:
- events.humanitix.com/artistfundrais…
For artists seeking knowledge, skills and networks to raise funds in support of their practice. Most suitable for independent artists, small collectives and sole traders.
The workshop will cover a range of key topics, including:
- Arts fundraising theory
- Developing a case for support
- Australian Cultural Fund and digital/online fundraising campaigns
- Business partnerships
- Fundraising strategies
The workshop will be presented by Steven Richardson, Victorian and Tasmanian State Manager, Development and Partnerships for Creative Australia. Light refreshments will be provided.
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