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American Friends of the National Gallery of Australia Established in 1983, AFNGA is a non-profit organization that works to acquire significant works of art for the benefit of the Australian people.

Applications for the AFNGA AusArt Fellowship close on March 31!With a one-off grant of up to US$30,000, the Fellowship o...
03/05/2026

Applications for the AFNGA AusArt Fellowship close on March 31!

With a one-off grant of up to US$30,000, the Fellowship offers emerging visual arts practitioners the opportunity to progress their studies in the United States.

We are thrilled to partner with the American Australian Association to offer this annual opportunity to emerging visual artists, curators, art historians, administrators and conservators.

Spread the word, find out more, or apply now: https://americanaustralian.org/scholarships/arts-fund/specialty-field-scholarships/

Established in 2012, the AusArt Fellowship offers emerging practitioners in the visual arts the opportunity to progress their studies at a university, educational institution, or museum in the United States.

The Fellowship provides support of up to US$30,000 and is conferred annually to visual artists, curators, art historians, administrators, and conservators at the graduate or post-graduate level.

Pictured is our 2025 AusArt Fellow, Megan Tan, a Melbourne-based visual artist currently undertaking an MFA in Art at the University of Illinois Chicago, where her research explores printmaking, conceptual art, and economic systems.

The AusArt Fellowship is made possible through a partnership with the American Friends of the National Gallery of Australia.

In partnership with the National Gallery of Australia, we are delighted to announce a new initiative, the AFNGA: Visitin...
05/22/2025

In partnership with the National Gallery of Australia, we are delighted to announce a new initiative, the AFNGA: Visiting Creatives Program, and to reveal the inaugural participants – contemporary American artists Jeff Koons and Jeffrey Gibson.

The AFNGA: Visiting Creatives Program builds on four decades of close cultural ties between the National Gallery and the United States of America and is designed to deepen the transformational impact of cross-cultural exchange and creative collaboration between the two countries.

Find out more: https://www.afnga.org/programs/visiting-creatives-program/

📸 Jeffrey Gibson © Jeffrey Gibson, courtesy the artist, Stephen Friedman Gallery, Sikkema Jenkins & Co. and Roberts Projects, photographer: Brian Barlow, Jeff Koons, image supplied by the artist.

03/23/2024
10/05/2023

Comedian announced as executive producer on Honey Ant Dreamers, about the evolution of the Papunya Western Desert art movement, to be filmed across the Northern Territory

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09/17/2023

exhibition at recently.

AusArt Fellowship winner from 2020, Kai Wasikowski currently has his work in a group show at Microscope Gallery in Chels...
08/11/2023

AusArt Fellowship winner from 2020, Kai Wasikowski currently has his work in a group show at Microscope Gallery in Chelsea, showing until August 24.

https://microscopegallery.com

Vale Tim Klingender. Tim was a leader in a the Indigenous Art space. Taken too soon.He was recently in New York in May f...
07/26/2023

Vale Tim Klingender. Tim was a leader in a the Indigenous Art space. Taken too soon.

He was recently in New York in May for the annual Sotheby’s auction of Indigenous art.

This photo was taken after the UOVO exhibition of ‘60 paintings over 50 years.’ Paintings from the collections of John and Barb Wilkerson and Steve Martin and Anne Stringfield.
Here with the team from as well as our NGA team, Bruce Johnson-MacLean and Maryanne Voyazis, along with Mayatili Marinka.

07/07/2023

Delighted to support the creation of this work by Aretha Brown Bluestone Lane along with Australian Consulate-General New York and Australia in the United States

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