Climate Futures Artist Fellowship
What social impact will climate change have on future generations? How will these changes take shape within our cultural and artistic spaces?
The Climate Futures Artist Fellowship invites 2 artists to use any art form to imagine a future where art and climate intersect in profound and meaningful ways.
The fellowship includes:
- $15,000 funding
- desk space at the Library for 12 months
- access to collections and Library staff expertise.
Funding is based on approximately 3 months of work in the Library. This can be either continuous or broken up over the year, and you’ll have access to your office for the full 12 months.
Previous recipients
Learn more about the inspiring projects undertaken by past and present fellows in our fellows gallery.
- 2024: Michael Dulaney for the project Sentinels: Dispatches From The Human-Animal Interface In The Age Of Climate Change, a non-fiction book exploring how human impacts on the environment are driving more infectious diseases to jump from animals to humans.
- 2024: Dr Ana Lara Heyns and Professor N'arwee't Carolyn Briggs AM for the project Weegabeel Warreeny Maar: Reclaiming Water Country, exploring coastal communities' geological and cultural histories regarding rising sea levels and examining Boonwurrung narratives through a multidisciplinary approach to the Library's collections.