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Award Ceremony: Windmill Trust Scholarship 2008 Winner Mic Eales will be awarded his $5000 cheque at a ceremony at Southern Cross University Next Gallery as part of a preview to the exhibition A Visual Guide to Australian Values on Thursday 9th October.

 NAVA administers grants to assist artists in their professional development. It also publicises other grants, prizes, exhibition opportunities and residencies to NAVA members. For more information about NAVA's comprehensive guide to visual arts opportunities you can purchase the new 9th Edition of our most popular publication Money For Visual Artists, click here .


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Got a question? Want to know about artists' fees and wages, Indigenous protocols, dealing with commercial galleries, copyright?
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  • Mark Parfitt

    Method as Outcome (Grass Factory Production Line) 2008
    Mark Parfitt, Method as Outcome (Grass Factory Production Line) 2008, various materials, 2. Photo: Matthew Shane
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Artists' Resale Royalty Right

The whole arts sector is expressing its extreme disappointment with compromised Resale Royalty legislation which was introduced into the House of Representatives on Thursday November 27th by Arts Minister Peter Garrett.


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