Scope of the Database
Yarp provides detailed information about arts prizes, residencies, scholarships, grants and fellowships from around Australia. From the smallest regional arts prizes right through to the largest, high profile prizes, prize monies vary from $50 to hundreds of thousands of dollars worth.
There are currently 1018 records in the database. Each record includes prize opening date, prize closing date, exhibition date, prize pool total, entry fee costs, whether prize is acquisitive or not, prize website, entry restrictions, details of the prize including breakdown of individual prize categories and dollar values for each, medium/s of prize, genre of prize, organisation contact details, venue contact details, individual contact details where available.You will have access to all of this information as a Premium subscriber.
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Basic Search
Yarp searches by keyword in basic search mode. Just type in what you are looking for. Basic Search does not use boolean searching (and/or/not). Use Advanced Search for boolean searching.
Some search examples:
Problems? The most common search problem is misspelling. Make sure you have spelled what you are looking for correctly.
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Advanced Search
If you have not subscribed for Premium Access, you can do limited advanced searching. This includes the following:
Please note, common 2 and 3 letter words are filtered out of all search criteria except for the field "as a phrase" when using advanced search. Results are ordered by relevance. The scope of relevance increases as you employ more than one search field in Advanced Search.
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Differences Between Premium vs Public Searches
All public searches are limited to 30 results. This limit is lifted for Subscribers. If you have subscribed for Premium Access you can also limit your searches using the following:
You will need to be logged in to take advantage of the Premium search service.
See our tutorial section for further help with searching.