Budgeting for Arts Projects

Name: Budgeting for Arts Projects
Start: 2025-04-13T13:00:00+1000
End: 2025-04-13T14:30:00+1000
Location: Vulcana Circus

Sun, 13 Apr, 1pm - 2:30pm AEST

Vulcana Circus

morningside, australia

Vulcana Circus

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The Test Site workshop multi-pass can be used on this workshop!

This is an essential skill for planning projects and applying for grants. Leah will break down the steps to get your budget telling the story of what you want to do, including your contribution, the contribution of others, and making the process transparent and approachable.

There will be the option to learn about basic spreadsheets on the computer, so if you have a laptop you want to bring along please do so.

Psycho-siren Leah Shelton creates stylized, guttural, renegade feminist work soaked in cult references and dark humour. Based in so-called Australia, her work has taken her from the glamour of Las Vegas to the back streets of Kings Cross, from rigorous training in Japan to live art festivals in New York. With Lisa Fa’alafi (of Hot Brown Honey acclaim), Leah is Co-Director of intersectional theatre disrupters Polytoxic, creating protest party works underpinned by diversity and collaboration. Across all of this fantastic work, Leah has had the shared responsibility for the

Sunday 13 April 1:00– 2:30pm

Vulcana Arts Hub - Movement Studio

420 Lytton Rd, Morningside

Accessibility:

The Vulcana Arts Hub as assigned wheel chair car parks, step free venue entry and an accessible bathroom.

Companion Card holders are welcome and may book a free ticket for their companion. Please email marketing@vulcana.org.au for the code needed to book your complimentary ticket.

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Vulcana Circus has been an integral part of the cultural landscape of Queensland since 1995. Vulcana takes its name from a British strong woman who performed amazing feats of strength in the early part of the twentieth century. She was an early feminist, lobbying against the wearing of corsets and other restrictive clothing for women, and Vulcana is proud to take its name from this inspiring forebear of women’s circus (who could lift an adult above her head with one arm).   Vulcana was established to counter a major discrepancy between women’ and men’s experience of circus, both in training and in the expectation of how and what they perform. Vulcana now welcomes women, trans and non-binary gendered adults, kids and teens of all genders, to its inclusive circus training, performance making projects, and community engagement programs. It is an incubator for new, emerging and professional artists who have developed their passion as practitioners, performers and teachers in this art form that offers every body a place to explore their uniqueness and their creativity.  Vulcana respects diversity and the feminist principles of equity and inclusion which are central to all our work and the starting point for engagement with students, participants, communities and artists. Across all our performance work we aim to represent diverse stories, bodies, abilities and creative responses. Circus provides a shared physical language for people of all backgrounds to explore, express, and build connections. It contains the ideas of freedom, transgression and risk. And within the structure of circus activity is the physical reality of cooperation, exploration, trust, strength, and daring.  

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Sun, 13 Apr, 1pm - 2:30pm AEST

Vulcana Circus

morningside, australia

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