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Julie Marie Dyrholm Hansen is a Blue Mountains visual artist specialising in fluid mediums such as alcohol ink and resin. Julie creates her abstract and illustrative artworks in her small home studio located in Faulconbridge. Julie’s work is often inspired by her natural surroundings and she finds great joy in observing the changing colours of the seasons.

Julie’s work has been displayed at various exhibitions in the mountains and she is currently selling her limited edition prints at The Nook in Leura.

Apart from being an artist, Julie is also an Art Therapist trainee and is currently busy studying a master’s degree of Art Therapy at Western Sydney University.

 

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Blue Mountains Creative Arts Network (BMCAN) is a network supporting a vibrant, sustainable, creative arts community through leadership, member services and collaborative partnerships. To fulfil this mission and the ability of BMCAN to help the Blue Mountains creative arts community reach its full potential to support the important Blue Mountains tourist industry, and the quality of living for residents and visitors alike.

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What is Auspicing?

Sometimes grants are set up so that only organisations, and not individuals or groups of individuals can apply for them. That doesn’t mean that you have to give up on the idea of applying for that grant. You could still apply for it with the help of an auspice organisation, such as BCMAN.

In the context of grant applications, an auspice organisation is one that actually gets given the grant money on your behalf. They also have the responsibility for making sure that the project gets completed on time.

Auspicing is the management of grant funds for individuals / organisations that are not incorporated or that have very limited infrastructure. Auspicing by BMCAN means that your grant funds are managed on your behalf, and we support the reporting to the funding body at the end of (and occasionally during) the funding period.

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