July 3rd, 2025Funding for festival

The 11th Ballarat International Foto Biennale will receive $26,800 in support from the federal government’s Festivals Australia program.

The 11th Ballarat International Foto Biennale will receive $26,800 in support from the federal government’s Festivals Australia program.
Ballarat MP Catherine King and Biennale CEO Vanessa Gerrans visited the National Centre for Photography in Lydiard Street with Natimuk artist, Dave Jones and Wadawurrung artist, Dr Deanne Gilson to see plans for the upcoming installation titled Life Force Mumu Mirri. The public art project will see a large-scale illuminated installation of a bogong moth on the facade of the National Centre for Photography over the 60 days of the Biennale program.

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