Support

Art matters. Art brings us together and encourages us to look afresh at the world. Carriageworks is a Not-for-profit organisation based on the values of diversity, collaboration and inclusion. Your generosity enables us to support artists to develop bold new works and provide cultural experiences for everyone.

 

Projects in Focus

When you donate to Carriageworks, you become part of a creative journey and a passionate community. Join us in supporting these major projects in 2020. Contact Vanessa Duscio vanessa.d@carriageworks.com.au to find out more.

SOUTHEAST  is one of Australia's largest contemporary Aboriginal arts events. In 2020, SouthEast brought together 26 independent artists and collectives with over 200 artworks for sale across ceramics, jewellery, weaving, carving, textiles, sculpture, painting and prints. 100% of proceeds of sales went directly to the artists. SouthEast celebrates tradition today, the sharing of old knowledge and old stories in new ways.  
Solid Ground  is a major initiative from Carriageworks and Blacktown Arts, providing education, training and employment pathways for Indigenous Australian youth. In 2021 Solid Ground will place Indigenous artists-in-residence in Sydney schools; expand the Creative Arts Camp to include students from regional NSW; and continue to facilitate paid internships.
Karrabing Film Collective, Day in the Life #2 (still), The National, 2021, Carriageworks, Visual Art, MCA, Museum of Contemporary Art, Art Gallery of NSW
The National New Australian Art 2021  will see over 40 artists involved in producing the 13 projects featured at Carriageworks. Curator Abigail Moncrieff said that the artists selected for Carriageworks respond to the key issues of our time – emphasising sociality, collaborative enquiry and works that speak to history and experiences of place.

Impact

When you donate to Carriageworks you make a meaningful impact. Here are some of the things we’ve achieved in collaboration with our donors.

Free and accessible cultural experiences to over 1.3 million visitors

40% increase in exhibiting artists from culturally diverse backgrounds (since 2012)

Engaged over 250 Indigenous school students with Tertiary Pathways and Creative Arts initiatives through our Solid Ground Program (since 2017)

Supported over 800 artists and 100 creative projects in 2018

Presented 17 commissions by leading international artists (since 2012)

PARTNERSHIPS

Carriageworks is entrepreneurial, expansive and multi-arts. We work with like-minded brands and organisations to create inspiring experiences for thriving communities.

Every partnership is unique. Our marketing and partnerships team collaborate with each partner to identify opportunities, scope initiatives and deliver measurable results. Contact Vlach Ashton on vlach.a@carriageworks.com.au to find out more.

Government Partners

Major Partners

Partners

Media Partners

Hospitality Partners

Smeg Australia, Partnership, Carriageworks, Sydney Food

Smeg Australia Partnership
Esme Timbery, Photography, Partnerships, Contemporary Art, Australian Art

Bloomberg Philanthropies PARTNERSHIP

THE NEW YORK TIMES PARTNERSHIP

TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS

Carriageworks invites support from Trusts and Foundations that share our passion for community, diversity and inclusion. Your generosity is critical to making our large-scale exhibitions and performances free and accessible to local audiences. Contact Vanessa Duscio vanessa.d@carriageworks.com.au to find out more.

Major Donors

Trusts and Foundations

BEQUESTS

Bequests to Carriageworks enable new commissions from leading Australian and international artists and create a legacy of cultural and social inclusion for generations to come. To learn more about bequests click here.

To discuss making a bequest to Carriageworks, with complete discretion and no obligation, contact Vanessa Duscio vanessa.d@carriageworks.com.au

Key images top to bottom: Nick Cave, Heard Syd, Carriageworks, Image Zan Wimberley 2016; Ryoji Ikeda, micro macro, Carriageworks, Image Zan Wimberley 2018