Country Arts SA recognises that we are living and creating on First Nations Lands and we are committed to working together to honour their living cultures.
The program aims to nurture and extend creative arts practices and build skills and knowledge that will help recipients take the next steps in their career and expand their field of opportunities.
Successful recipients will join seven other practitioners in Adelaide during the 2023 SALA Festival with the view to cultivate relationships between artists from South Australia’s regional areas, as well as with metro-based artists, gallery directors and curators.
Previous years have programmed events such as writing workshops, gallery visits and curator talks, social media and online profile, creative development opportunities, networking events, and grants and funding.
The full program will be finalised following the selection of the final participants. Upon applying, applicants will be required to identify areas of professional practice that they most want to gain new skills and knowledge in.
Attendance is free.
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Hear Lauren Mustillo (Country Arts SA Visual Arts Manager) and Janelle Amos (2021 Nebula Recipient) speak about this hothouse experience below.
Nebula could be for you if you:
You must be a resident of regional South Australia to be eligible for this opportunity. You can check if your place of residence is considered regional here https://www.health.gov.au/resources/apps-and-tools/health-workforce-locator/health-workforce-locator#hwc-map (select ‘ASGS Remoteness Areas 2016’ box and search your address)
Employees of Country Arts SA and their family members are not eligible to apply.
Applicants must be 18 years of age or older.
Applications can be made via the online form on the Country Arts SA website.
In your application you will need to:
Country Arts SA encourages applications from individuals from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. If you would prefer to submit an application in a different format please contact our Visual Arts Manager, Lauren Mustillo ([email protected] | 0428 106 160 | (08) 8444 0416. We can accommodate video applications and other types of submissions by negotiation.
Selection will be made by a panel of industry experts and awarded based upon the merit of the application and the impact the program stands to have on the applicant’s career.
Nebula is held in Adelaide during the 2023 SALA Festival and is programmed to coincide with key SALA events as well as the Country Arts SA 2023 Breaking Ground Award exhibition outcome.
Successful applicants are eligible for travel assistance. Travel assistance will be calculated in the following manner, based on your residential address:
Payment of travel assistance and meal contribution will be made to successful applicants upon receipt of a tax invoice, which should include the full payment amount, the recipients ABN, or statement by supplier form where the recipient doesn’t have an ABN.
Lauren Mustillo, Visual Arts Manager
85 North East Road, Collinswood SA 5081
[email protected]
0428 106 160 | (08) 8444 0416
The Country Arts SA Breaking Ground Award sets out to elevate and accelerate the careers of South Australian regional artists by providing the support to push the boundaries of their practices into new and uncharted territory.
Nebula is an opportunity for regionally based visual artists to attend a three-day intensive program of workshops, forums, talks and networking opportunities centred upon strengthening professional arts practice.
From 2021 – 2023 Country Arts SA is partnering with Guildhouse to provide regional visual artists with essential funding and support to further their artistic practice through a meaningful mentorship through their Catapult program.
Country Arts SA recognises that we are living and creating on First Nations Lands and we are committed to working together to honour their living cultures.