Calling all aspiring artists – Applications have been extended for the Youth Artist Mentorship Progr…
Huon Valley Council 4 Aug 2021

Huon Valley Council has extended applications for the Youth Artist Mentorship Program until Sunday 29 August.

The program is designed for young and aspiring artists aged 16-25 who want to develop their skills, through connecting with a local artist with six hours of mentoring.

Starting off a career in the arts can be daunting. We look at other people and may wonder, how did they get there? Getting together with friends is great, but sometimes we might want a bit more… a little extra to see where we can go.

Working with a mentor might just be the thing for you. Someone to help you along, cheer you on, and share with you some tips and tricks of the trade.

The literature section has now been filled, but if you are an aspiring musician, a 2D artist, a 3D artist (glass blowing), filmmaker or furniture-maker, we have mentors who would love to work with you and help you make that next step.

If you prefer to apply with friends, small groups are also encouraged to apply for all the positions apart from glass blowing.

Information Session

Interested artists are also invited to an information session which offers the opportunity to have a chat with mentors and ask questions. Details:

How to apply

The application process for the Mentorship Program is easy with a short online form to complete below. Aspiring artists can also email [email protected] or phone (03) 6264 0300. Submissions close Sunday 29 August at midnight.

Young Artist Mentorship Program - application form Complete this form to apply for the program!
Social media / online presence
Which mentorship are you applying for?(Required)

Film/documentary making (Anna Cadden)

3D art, glass blowing (Craig Snell)

Furniture making (Peter Rhodes)

2D art (Ruth Lindsell)

Music/song writing (Tobias Hengeveld)

Can you please provide an example of something creative you are working on?(Required)
Why do you want this mentorship?(Required)

The program is being assisted by Arts Tasmania.