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First Nations Fashion and Textiles Accelerator Fund

DE · Australia

This Queensland grant supports First Nations artists to share their stories, celebrate cultural identity and increase the economic potential of their art through fashion and fabric. It focuses on fashion and textiles projects with a strong emphasis on commercial outcomes.

Funding

Up to $60K

Location

Queensland

Who Can Apply

First Nations artists in Queensland Projects must relate to fashion and textiles or include these within broader artistic work Projects must demonstrate a significant commercial outcome Funding available up to $60,000 excluding GST
Applicants must be First Nations artists in Queensland. Funding is available for projects of up to $60,000 excluding GST that demonstrate a significant commercial outcome for the applicant’s fashion or textiles business.

What's Funded

Projects by First Nations artists in Queensland that translate artistic work into fashion and fabric, including fashion and textiles-focused activities and broader artistic practice incorporating these mediums, with significant commercial outcomes.

Expected Outcomes

Applicants are expected to deliver projects that share First Nations stories, celebrate cultural identity and generate significant commercial outcomes for the applicant’s fashion or textiles business.

Key Information

Applicant Types

individualindigenous_organisationother

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

commercialisationinnovationother

Keywords

First NationsfashiontextilesartistsQueenslandcommercial outcomescultural identityfabric

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the First Nations Fashion and Textiles Accelerator Fund?

The First Nations Fashion and Textiles Accelerator Fund is a business grant offered by DE in Australia, providing Up to $60K in funding. This Queensland grant supports First Nations artists to share their stories, celebrate cultural identity and increase the economic potential of their art through fashion and fabric. It focuses on fashion and textiles projects with a strong emphasis on commercial outcomes.

How much funding does the First Nations Fashion and Textiles Accelerator Fund provide?

The First Nations Fashion and Textiles Accelerator Fund provides Up to $60K in funding.

Who is eligible for the First Nations Fashion and Textiles Accelerator Fund?

First Nations artists in Queensland Projects must relate to fashion and textiles or include these within broader artistic work Projects must demonstrate a significant commercial outcome Funding available up to $60,000 excluding GST

What activities are funded?

Projects by First Nations artists in Queensland that translate artistic work into fashion and fabric, including fashion and textiles-focused activities and broader artistic practice incorporating these mediums, with significant commercial outcomes.

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