The Corridor Project (TCP) is a not-for-profit arts and cultural organisation located on Wiradjuri Country in the Central West of New South Wales, Australia. Our annual program includes artist residencies, events, exhibitions, workshops and professional development. We support projects that celebrate arts & culture, science, and environmental practice in regional Australia.
TCP-AiR artist residency program
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Meet Our Board
Our Board and Patrons are dedicated to supporting arts and cultural initiatives for Australian and International artists, regional communities and visitors Read more
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Artist Residencies
Located on Wiradjuri Country our Residency program TCP - AiR supports visual and performance artists to explore, experiment, and collaborate, the program welcomes both individuals and groups seeking time, space, and inspiration in the natural landscape. Read more
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Exhibitions
We develop, produce and curate partnered exhibitions and public programs. Highlights include Big Little Histories of Canowindra, Cool Burn, Star Picket, Material Measure and upcoming LAND - Artists on the Land of Three Rivers. Read more
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Arts & Science
As part of the CORRIDOR project annual program we convene The Central West Science Hub creating unlikely STEAM experiences through place-based learning in natural environments, igniting new ways to further educational models and environmental awareness in regional NSW. Read more
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Events
Our annual program of public events celebrates and centres on visual & performance arts and science. Read more
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Design and Infrastructure
TCP arts and cultural design projects include MOVE - Museum of Vast Exchange and The Corridor Project repurposed agricultural facilities for arts and cultural activation. Read more
