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As the Helpmann Academy celebrates its 30th anniversary, discover the long-term impact its partnership with the James & Diana Ramsay Foundation has had on local emerging creatives through career-shaping fellowships.
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Long-term collectors Diana and Philippe Jaquillard are passionate about offering meaningful support for artists. Here, Diana shares what inspires her love for the arts, and how collecting works can transform the careers of aspiring creatives.
Industry icons Margo and Sam Hill-Smith have championed the careers of many South Australian artists. Here, Margo explains what inspires her passion for the arts, and why mentoring and gallery support are so important for emerging creatives.
Finding a studio space can be a daunting task for emerging creatives fresh out of art school, but – as emerging artist Teresa Busuttil has discovered – the experience and stability a studio offers can be a career game-changer.
Acclaimed performance artist Stelarc and local visual artist Bridget Currie are among the experienced mentors helping SA emerging creatives to flourish in their chosen field through Helpmann Academy’s Elevate Mentorship Program.
The Helpmann Academy is proud to offer the Neil Curnow Award, with up to $10,000 funding to support an emerging creative in developing acting, theatre development, or directing skills.
