Resonance Grants - Visual Arts - Recipients 2025

For this inaugural round of Resonance Grants dedicated to Visual Arts, a jury of international experts, led by Suzanne Cotter (Director, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia), has selected five outstanding projects.

All five of the grant recipients address contemporary themes including collaboration, ecology, care and community, transmission, and connection to Country. We look forward to the realisation of each of the projects which we have no doubt will have tremendous cultural impact.
Suzanne Cotter, Chair of the Jury

FACEF is delighted to support these inspiring projects. Discover them below

 

Tyiirr: A Room of One's Ghosts

Tyiirr: A room of one's Ghosts

Art Gallery of New South Wales x Vir Andres Hera

18th Lyon Biennale of contemporary art

Participation of 5 Australian artist to the 18th Lyon Biennale of contemporary art

Lyon Biennale of contemporary art x M. Dwyer, N. Mangan, J. Money, T. A. Perkins

Transmission Point

La Perouse Museum x Nicolas Montgermont

Celebrating Kuninjku art in France

Maningrida Arts and Culture x Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac

Pulse of the Planet

Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris x Mel O'Callaghan

2025 Visual Arts Jury Members

Bénédicte Alliot

General Director, Cité internationale des arts

Daria de Beauvais

Senior Curator and Head of International Relations, Palais de Tokyo

Suzanne Cotter - Chair of the Jury 2025

Director, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA)

Tony Ellwood AM

Director, National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)

Emmanuel Kasarhérou

President, Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac

Kimberley Moulton

Senior Curator Exhibitions, RISING Festival & Emeritus Curator, Museums Victoria

Georges Petitjean

Curator, Fondation Opale / Collection Bérengère Primat