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SERVICES

WHAT IS AUSPICING?

Auspicing is when an incorporated association (us) applies for and receives funding on behalf of an unincorporated individual, group, or organisation (you), and is responsible for ensuring that the project or activity for which the funds have been granted is completed, acquitted, and the funds accounted for.

Auspicious Arts Projects has an open door policy and primarily works with independent artists. You do not need to be applying for a grant to work with us, as we also manage projects that are self funded, crowd funded or funded through box office.

We also assist arts organisations and some local councils with administrative support such as processing of fees and wages, creating artist agreements, as well as financial management for discrete arts projects.

We provide the following services to our clients:

  • Budget consultation

  • Assistance and advice with funding opportunities

  • Artist agreements

  • Reviewing contracts

  • Payroll

  • Managing worker's insurance and claims

  • Managing superannuation contributions

  • Financial acquittals

  • Box office projections

  • Public Liability, Volunteers Insurance and Travel Insurance (please note that we do not offer insurance as a stand alone product)

The auspice fee is calculated at 5% of total project expenditure and we do not charge for our budget consultation service. This fee also provides everyone working on your project with Travel Insurance, Volunteers Insurance and Public Liability Cover. We do not charge a fee on your surplus or profit, or on in-kind expenditure.

Explore the links below for further information on how Auspicious Arts Projects can support your work:

Grant Management

Budgeting, Financial Management & Insurance

Agreements, Payroll, Superannuation and Workcover

Key Stages When Being Auspiced

Workshops

By A Thread by One Fell Swoop. Photo by Aaron Walker.

By A Thread by One Fell Swoop. Photo by Aaron Walker.