Defiance Award

Written By the CORRIDOR project

The Corridor Project Residency Award

In partnership with Defiance Gallery, The Corridor Project is sponsoring an award as part of The Defiance Award.

The prize is designed to provide a prominent platform to connect artists to a wider audience. It offers both financial support and professional development opportunities to foster long-term careers in the arts, ensuring artists are equipped to thrive and grow within their practice.

The Award will offer finalists the opportunity to exhibit in a group show at Defiance Gallery.

The overall single winning entry will receive the following:

  • Solo Exhibition at Defiance Gallery

  • 2 week residency at Giverny Artist Residency in Queenstown, New Zealand proudly sponsored by the Nock Art Foundation

  • return flights to Queenstown from an Australian capital city

  • $5,000 cash prize

In addition, The Corridor Project Residency Award will be awarded by Lucy Stranger and Aleshia Lonsdale, Curators and TCP Directors, and will offer the following:

  • Inclusion in a Group Exhibition at Defiance Gallery

  • 10 day residency at The Corridor Project on Wiradjuri ​Country, in the Central West of New South Wales sponsored by The Corridor Project

  • $2,000 cash prize

the CORRIDOR project

the CORRIDOR project is a not-for-profit multidisciplinary arts and cultural organisation providing a platform for residence, education, cultural pursuits, and/or research, where alternative methodologies can be explored and developed. Our arts and cultural organisation is based on Wiradjuri country in the Central West of NSW, Australia.

Established in 2011 we explore the interconnection between arts, culture, and the natural environment within a regional context. This concept was based on providing unique opportunities for artists and audiences to access contemporary arts and cultural experiences.

We provide a platform and ‘stepping off point’ for residence, education, cultural pursuits and/or research, where alternative methodologies can be explored and developed. We promote well-being and contemporary perspective through arts-led cross-cultural exchange, enriching dialogue between regional and metropolitan communities.

https://thecorridorproject.org
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