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The Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts is proud to announce its first round of creative development residencies under the Fresh Ground initiative.
This initiative provides Queensland based artists, collectives, ensembles and not for-profit companies the opportunity to create new work in an environment that supports innovation and exploring new territory.
Fresh Ground provides successful artists with the use of either the Music or Theatre Rehearsal Rooms and access to professional expertise, equipment and financial resources.
Fresh Ground is open to applicants that can demonstrate the need for using the rehearsal spaces for a specified purpose, and that have the ability to work effectively within their nominated period.
All applicants must be based in Queensland or be able to demonstrate how their project will directly benefit Queensland arts and culture.
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| | Andrew Vivers
From the beginning, Andrew combined the traditional study of flamenco with the formal training of the classical guitar. After graduating with a... 
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| | Emma Lindsay
Emma Lindsay is a recent Bachelor of Fine Arts (First Class Honours) graduate of the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University. The Judith...
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| | Polytoxic
Polytoxic Dance Theatre is recognised as one of Australia's leading providers of pioneering contemporary Pacific performance.
For their Fresh...
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| | Super Critical Mass
This residency is a scaled-down adaptation of Super Critical Mass, a sound art concept that involves large numbers of performers on identical...
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| | Zaimon Vilmanis
The love/hate relationship between two people unfolds within the setting of their mediation meeting. Their external rigid and expressionless...
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| | Chelsea McGuffin
The Judith Wright Centre's Fresh Ground initiative provides Chelsea McGuffin with a creative development opportunity for a new performance work...
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