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Arts Tasmania

Tasmanian Residencies 2022-23

This program supports Tasmanian artists to undertake residencies at locations across Tasmania.

A delegate of the Minister for the Arts has approved funding of $33 000 to support eight artists to undertake residencies at sites across Tasmania in 2023.

Funding recommendations were made by expert peers drawn from the Cultural and Creative Industries Expert Register.

Grants

RECIPIENT

ACTIVITY

FUNDS

Amber Koroluk-Stephenson and Laura Purcell

a Poatina Arts Village Residency

$8 000

Emma Waters

a Tasmanian Residency for Independent Practice at Assembly 197

$5 000

Jenna Dot

a residency at all that we are

$5 000

Jonathan Blood

a Glover Country Residency

$5 000

Maggie Jeffries

a Glover Country Residency

$5 000

Rosemary Cann

a residency at all that we are

$5 000

Feedback from the expert peers

The peers gave the following feedback to help current and future applicants:

  • The peers encouraged all applicants to read the program guidelines closely and speak to Arts Tasmania staff to make sure the program is the best fit for their proposed activity.
  • As applications are assessed by multi-form panels or artists from diverse backgrounds, applicants should write in the first person, in plain English and avoid unnecessary artform specific language.
  • Applicants should proofread their applications before they submit.
  • Applicants should carefully curate support materials and ensure they are relevant to the project.
  • Applicants were encouraged to take time to connect with their chosen residency site before applying.
  • Stronger applications in this round included:
    • targeted letters of support that spoke about the value of the opportunity for the artist and the impact it would have on their career
    • information about the timeliness of the opportunity (particularly discussing why this opportunity was important and why it was needed)
    • showed a clear connection between the residency location and that artist’s practice.

Peer assessors

The following peers assessed in Arts Tasmania’s July 2022 round (including the Aboriginal Arts Program, Tasmanian Residencies, Individuals and groups, Organisations, and Youth Arts Organisations):

  • Alison Nadebaum
  • Andrew Mansell
  • Andy Vagg
  • Anthony Bonney
  • Bethany Reece
  • Brendan Colley
  • Colin Langridge
  • Courtney Gibson
  • Dean Greeno
  • Douglass Doherty
  • Freyja Wild
  • Greg Taylor
  • James Riggall
  • Jane Barlow
  • Jane Rawson
  • Janet Ross
  • Jillian Mundy
  • Joanna Gair
  • Kate von Rock
  • Kath Melbourne
  • Kelly Drummond-Cawthon
  • Kiri Morcombe
  • Lucie Cutting
  • Madeline Wells
  • Michael Brady
  • Nathan Schroeder
  • Paul Mason
  • Pete Cornelius
  • Sam George-Allen
  • Stephanie Jack
  • Stevie McEntee
  • Stuart Loone
  • Stuart Thomson
  • Yolanda Zarins