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Regional Arts Development Central West NSW
BLAKVIEW
Critical Writing in the Arts – Professional Development Program.

Critical Writing in the Arts – Professional Development Program.

BlakView responds to a critical gap in regional arts practice – the lack of diverse voices in critical writing and cultural commentary.

Delivered through a hybrid model, BLAKView combines a 3-day face-to-face intensive in Orange with online workshops and mentorship, supporting participants to build confidence, develop their voice, and publish their work.

This Program supports participants to:

    • Develop skills in review writing and critical analysis
    • Engage with exhibitions and artistic work through a critical lens
    • Build confidence in articulating cultural and creative perspectives
    • Explore pathways to publication and paid writing opportunities

Delivered through a hybrid model, BLAKView combines a 3 day face to face intensive in Orange with online workshops and mentorship, supporting participants to build confidence, develop their voice, and publish their work.

BLAKView is open to :

  • Aboriginal artists and arts workers (priority)
  • Emerging and established creatives in Arts North West, Outback Arts and Art OutWest Regions
  • People interested in writing about arts, culture, and creative practice

We strongly encourage applications from people who identify as:

  • Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
  • Culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD)
  • Living with disability
  • LGBTQ+

No prior professional writing experience is required—just a strong interest in developing your voice.

The online workshop dates are:

2.00pm – 3.30/4.00pm

  • 25 August
  • 8 September
  • 22 September
  • 6 October

Orange Intensive

  •  12–16 October 2026

REGISTER HERE

Blakview is delivered by the Aboriginal regional Arts Alliance. Supported by:

  • Outback Arts
  • Arts North West
  • Arts OutWest

Location: hybrid: online and then in Orange

Blakview is delivered by the Aboriginal regional Arts Alliance.

Funded by: The Australian Government’s Regional Arta Fund (via Regional Arts NSW)

Supported by:

  • Outback Arts
  • Arts North West
  • Arts OutWest