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Richard Llewellyn Arts and Disability Trust Successful Recipients 2009-2010

INDIVIDUALS
Amr Abdallah – Music
$8000 to produce and market a debut EP.

Robert Cettl – Literature
$6000 for ebook publication of Always An Other?  Representations of disability in Australian film.

Naomi Clarke – Visual Art
$7500 towards the purchase of adapted photographic equipment and a photographic exhibition in 2010.

Adam Cocca – Music
$3000 towards the purchase of adapted music equipment to assist in the production of songs.

Elizabeth Dickinson-Sharpe – Music
$800 professional music study fees to assist in the development of her piano skills.

Helen Katsinis – Literature
$3000 for attendance at a national conference for professional romantic fiction writers.

Mel Kelly – Performing Arts
$2745 for stage one development of Drug Of Choice, a hybrid performance-art piece.

Teri Kelly – Literature
$5000 to assist in the publication of Girls Like Me, a poetry anthology.

Kyra Kimpton – Dance
$10000 for development of solo dance piece Prelude.

Daniel Levy – Music
$6000 to produce a second EP.

Suzanne MacKenzie – Music
$2600 for travel costs to access singing and music lessons.

Gaelle Mellis – Theatre
$8829 for stage two development of contemporary performance piece Take Up Thy Bed And Walk.

Nina Pearce – Theatre
$4000 to re-stage This Place, a play to be presented during Mental Health Week.

Jungle Phillips – Visual Arts
$4094 to produce a professional quality catalogue and exhibit at three Sydney galleries.

Phil Spruce – Literature
$5100 to draft a novel All That You Can Be.

Kelly Vincent – Theatre
$8900 to create Startspace, a cross media installation theatre work.

ORGANISATIONS

CanDo4Kids – Visual Arts
$8179 for a mentorship program with professional artists to make a tactile mural for vision and hearing impaired children.

Central Northern Adelaide Health Service: Club 84 – Music
$11,925 to support The Harmony Of Hearts Choir to produce a professional quality performance for presentation at various community events.

City of Port Adelaide Enfield – Community Cultural Development
$11,000 to present the Umbrella Fest by Tony Doyle Visions at the Port Festival in October 2009.

Ink Pot Arts Inc- Music
$8036 for Tutti artists to work with The Gathering Wave choir to develop a concert performance.

Kym MacKenzie and Darryl Williams – Theatre
$7880 for professional development of Roadies – a comedy act about two stagehands.

Mental Health Coalition SA – Visual Arts
$3000 to have an exhibition during Mental Health Week 2009.

No Strings Attached – Theatre
$13,300 for stage two development of the play Steak ‘n’ Chelsea with Rachel High and Julie MacNamara.

Restless Dance Theatre – Dance
$17,500 for development of a new dance theatre piece Beauty with choreographer Ingrid Voorendt.

SA Writers Centre – Literature
$13,000 to employ a writer in residence to assist writers with a disability.

Individuals:            16                      $86,168
Organisations:        9                       $93,820
Total Applications: 25     Total:       $179,988

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Posted by carolyn on Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Tagged: Arts, funding, Grants, Richard Llewellyn Arts and Disability Trust

 

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