This scholarship has been established to honour the legacy of the late Robyn Daw (1958-2022), well-respected artist, educator, writer and arts manager.
Generously funded by the Friend and Daw family, its objective is to reinforce Robyn Daw’s commitment to arts and cultural development in the City of Logan by supporting young artists whose practice draws on their cultural backgrounds.
Aims
The Scholarship aims to:
- support and promote the practice of young culturally diverse artists in the City of Logan through professional development, exhibition exposure and financial assistance
- recognise the diverse cultures that make up City of Logan
- contribute further to the health and vitality of arts and cultural activity in Logan.
Eligibility
The Scholarship is open to artists who:
- are residents of the City of Logan and/or are able to outline their close connection to Logan
- are 18–35 years of age
- intend to develop cultural themes that either inform or would benefit their practice
- create an artwork in any form including, but not limited to, ceramics, drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, textiles, glass, photography, video, multimedia, new technologies, performance and sound, suitable for exhibition in a public gallery.
Up to 8 applicants will be shortlisted to prepare work to exhibit at Logan Art Galley 31 October 2026 to 16 January 2027 and participate in a series of professional development workshops. An artist fee of $425 will be provided to each shortlisted participant.
On completion of the program and exhibit installation, one participant will be awarded the Scholarship Fee of $7,000 and a session of private mentorship.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists are encouraged to apply.
Please contact Logan Art Gallery if you have any questions or would like some assistance with this application.
Logan Art Gallery staff can meet with you, discuss your ideas, and provide assistance with drafting and submitting your application form.
Phone: 07 3412 5519
Email: artgallery@logan.qld.gov.au
