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The Cad Factory is an artist led organisation collaborating ethically with people and place to create a local, national and international program of experimental work

LATEST CAD NEWS

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The Joyce Spencer Textile Awards are to support regional NSW textile artists or collectives to deliver new artworks or exhibitions.

In 2024 one fellowship of $4000 will be awarded to a mid-career artist or group, with a further $1500 awarded to a highly commended artist, and one mentorship of $500 will be awarded to an emerging artist.

Round 4 EOIs are now open and close on 2 June 2024

 

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Congratulations to Scott Baker (Bermagui) and Harriet Gillies (Sydney) on receiving the Scene Shift Residency in 2024!

 

Brand X and the Cad Factory look forward to hosting these artists in July and December.

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'More than a Fish Kill' is an important new documentary exploring how artists, fisheries manager and Barkindji and Wiradjuri custodians came together in the aftermath of devastating fish kills along the Barka-Darling River and turned these ecological disasters into catalysts for cultural connection and revival. Produced by the National Museum of Australia in collaboration with the Cad Factory.

Listen to a discussion of the documentary and the events behind it on ABC Radio National's Big Ideas program.

Big Ideas on ABC Radio National with Natasha Mitchell 
8pm Wednesday 1 November 2023

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