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Funding for emerging artists

Artsource launches new initiative to take seven WA artists to the next level of their careers.
18 Sep 2014 12:00
Jaimi Dawson
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(L – R) Eva Fernandez, Benjamin Kovacsy, Christopher Young, Olga Cironis, Katie West, Thomas Heidt. Image: Supplied

Artsource, the peak body for visual arts in Western Australia, has gained support from BHP Billiton to establish the Ignite Initiative.

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Jaimi Dawson
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Jaimi Dawson is a Melbourne-based writer and artist. She is currently studying a Bachelor of Visual Arts and a Bachelor of Journalism at Monash University.

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