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Delineate
Delineate is an arts program that seeks to enrich the creative initiatives of the Don't DIS my ABILITY campaign run by Ageing, Disability and Home Care (ADHC) to celebrate International Day of People With Disability. In partnership with Accessible Arts the program is designed to boost and foster arts and disability practice within NSW.
Delineate offers a three-stage small arts grant program which aims to develop a deepening of engagement for project participants and a focus on sustainable outcomes. The program, first presented in 2002, has been developed with a new approach through identifying and addressing priorities of the National Arts & Disability strategy and through past recipients' feedback and evaluation.
Art forms include Dance, Music, Theatre, Visual Arts, Literature, Hybrid/ Interdisciplinary Arts and Community Arts.
News
- 19/12/2011 - Small grants for artists go a long way
- 31/10/2011 - Delineate projects commence across NSW
- 28/07/2011 - Funding program shapes arts and disability projects
Delineate Recipients 2011
Independent Artists

Restless Dance Theatre workshop participants. Photography by Andy Rasheed,
Eyefood Photography.
- Casualties of War - Tish Peiris (Sydney)
- A Leaf From My Book - Susan Oxenham (Emu Plains)
Western Sydney
- I Love You - Janet Diane (Fairfield)
- Cafe La Vida - Beyond Vision (Fairfield)
Regional & Rural
- Not What It Seems - Real Art Works (Lismore)
- Heartbeat - Leanne Guenther (Murwillumbah)
Project Map
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2011
2010
2009
View Delineate - Small Arts Grant Recipients 2009-2011 in a larger map
Key Dates
Application Open: Monday 16 July
Application Closes: Monday 29 August
Panel Convene: Thursday 1 September
Recipients Notified: Friday 2 September
Project Timeframe: September - December
Professional Development Day: Friday 30 September
Acquittal and Evaluation: Friday 3 February 2012
Sponsors
Delineate is sponsored by NSW Government, Family & Community Services, Ageing, Disability, and Home Care.
Further information
Contact Sarah-Vyne Vassallo, Arts Development Officer, tel: 02 9251 6499 ext 110 (Thursday and Friday only) or artsdevelopment@aarts.net.au.

