Auspicing
What does it mean to be auspiced?
Red Hot Arts offers auspicing services to artists and groups who aren't incorporated, opening doors to funding that usually requires incorporation and providing the opportunity to bring amazing projects to life!
Through auspicing, we take on the financial responsibility for grant money, ensuring that artists and performers can focus on what they do best – creating! Whether you have an exciting project, a groundbreaking idea or want to tour your work, we've got your back.
You'll also gain access to budgeting and funding mentoring. We're here to help navigate the financial and reporting elements to what can be a daunting funding process.
Auspicing is available for all Red Hot Arts members and future members.
Ready to take the next step?
Have a read through our Auspicing guidelines below.
When ready, reach out to us at [email protected] or give us a call at (08) 8952 2392.
Your artistic journey awaits!
Past Auspiced Projects
Katie Harder
Musician Katie Harder developed her new alt-folk EP (6 tracks) in Mparntwe/Alice Springs, in collaboration with nine NT artists, and with mentoring from award winning audio engineers Dave Crowe and Ben Allen. Auspicing by Red Hot Arts helped her to realise this project.
Theatre Makers
Co-producers Betty and Jasmine developed a free public program of professional performing arts development called Theatre Makers. The program offered an introduction to the essential skills of theatre, performance and technical production. Theatre Makers became a space for meaningful skills development, connection and creativity for over 20 Alice Springs community members, many of whom had no prior experience in theatre.
Floopy's Fuzzled Feelings
CELLBLOCK Exhibition
Indigemoji
Indigemoji addresses a gap in the representation of Indigenous languages and cultures online and in digital technologies, enabling Indigenous people a means of digital communication using their own culture and language. Indigemoji was created by a collective of artists, technologists, linguists and Elders in 2018 and was recognised at The Webbys and Prix Ars Electronica Awards in 2020. Indigemoji was downloaded over 40,000 times in its first week.
Billy Benn (Perrurle) Artwork Collection & Exhibition
Billy Benn (Perrurle) is an Alywarre landscape artist from near Artetyerre (Harts Range), a community 215km northeast of Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Indigenous curator Hetti Perkins worked alongside curatorial advisor Sandra Brown and cultural advisor / Billy Benn family consultant Sandra Benn Bloomfield to curate a collection of 87 Billy Benn (Perrurle) artworks for a travelling exhibition to promote and honor cultural heritage. a conservation plan for his works created and his works were valued and photographed.