SUPPORTING
CREATIVE
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At Murray Arts, we value artistic endeavours, creativity and integrity. We believe in the ability of the arts to connect us.
Murray Arts acknowledges the traditional custodians and caretakers of the land and waters on which we are privileged to work. We pay our respects to the Elders past and present and encourage everyone to champion the emerging leaders of the future.
The Murray Arts footprint borders the Indigenous Nations of Duduroa, Yaithmathang, Bangerang, Wiradjuri, Yorta Yorta and Waveroo and encompasses the local government areas of Albury City, Federation Shire, Greater Hume Shire, Indigo Shire, Towong Shire and Wodonga City.
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Our services
Murray Arts empowers artists and creatives through strategic partnerships, fostering cultural innovation.
Murray Arts plays a vital role in advocating for our creative community by engaging with government and key stakeholders to strengthen the support for creative industries and empower artists to sustain and grow their practices.
Murray Arts offers advice via one on one meetings with creatives, strategic planning sessions, grant panels and online resources.
As a regional arts development organisation we are in a unique position to act as connector between creatives, government agencies and commercial operators.
Murray Arts offers a 12 month program of workshops, public forums, networking events and arts and cultural project development and funding.
As a member of the Regional Arts Network, Murray Arts participates in state-wide network projects to commission and support the latest in creative industries research and implementation to support an innovative and inclusive sector.

PROGRAMS
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NEWS & RESOURCES
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Murray region artist Karen Brown has been recognised for her outstanding talent at the King Valley Art Show, taking home the prestigious Major Works on Paper Award for her graphite pencil drawing titled “Winter.” The winning piece showcases Brown’s mastery of light, texture and emotion through the subtle precision of graphite pencil — a hallmark…
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The federal government has delivered a strong message to the creative community: Australian-copyrighted material remains protected even as artificial intelligence applications proliferate. On 27 October 2025, Attorney-General Michelle Rowland confirmed that the government will not introduce a so-called “text and data mining” (TDM) exemption to the Copyright Act 1968 that would allow AI developers to…
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At 11am Wednesday 29 October at Tallangatta Library, there will be the launch of the Mitta to Murray (M2M) Landcare 2025 Parallel Wilds project. The Parallel Wilds project workshops have been funded by Mitta to Murray (M2M) Landcare via Border Trust FRRR Bushfire Recovery funding. Students from 6 primary schools have created virtual worlds about…
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Following an extensive national process to explore new models of creative leadership, HotHouse Theatre is pleased to announce a new creative partnership to lead the company into its next chapter. Respected director and festival leader Lindy Hume AM will lead HotHouse Theatre as Creative Director, working with Andrew Gray through their regionally based company,…
























