Flying Arts offers Public Liability, General Liability and Personal Accident Insurance for Artists and Artsworkers as part of its Accredited Membership program. Please review our full scope of cover, General Liability Policy Document and Personal Accident Insurance Policy Document before making your application.

Accredited Membership & General Liability Insurance Policy

The Accredited Membership and General Liability (including Public Liability) insurance package is available to individual and sole trading artists and arts workers engaged in activities related to professional practice.

Apply for a policy covering your practice activity:

• Visual artists, designers, craft practitioners, curators and registrars
• Installers and conservators
• Arts administrators and arts project coordinators
• Writers
• Musicians
• Multidisciplinary practitioners

Select a link above for more specific policy information, pricing and application form. Please review our full scope of cover, General Liability Policy Document and Personal Accident Insurance Policy Document before making your application. 

Application Rounds

Membership and Insurance cover is offered on a pro rata annual basis 1 October – 1 October each year. Join after October and pay a pro rata rate. We can offer insurance outside of these rounds (fees apply) with a 2 business day turn around.

Current Policy Rounds

** If you require cover to be arranged out of round a $30.00 surcharge applies.

• Members using Mac computers will have to use a browser other than Safari to complete the online form.
• Members who wish to cancel their policy can do so however refunds are not available.
• A range of additional member benefits is available to Flying Arts Members.

For enquiries or further details call our membership coordinator on 07 3216 1322 or email members@nullflyingarts.org.au. 

To ensure you are covered for any claims arising from incidents/accidents that may have occurred in the past, you must have a current policy. You will not be covered for historical clams if your policy has lapsed.

If a claim is made against an artist it is the policy in place at the date of the claim that will respond to the claim, not the policy in place at the time the work was performed. In the case of Professional Indemnity and Products Liability insurance in particular, it is essential that continuity of cover be maintained until the practice believes that the risks arising from its past work are negligible (notionally 5- 7 years).