The UMI Arts Indigenous Markets continue to happen, providing stallholders with an opportunity to sell their authentic (and stunning) art and craft to locals and visitors to Cairns.

In the second half of 2015, UMI Arts delivered Certificate III in Media accredited training to its members. For three days a week over four months, particpants developed skills and knowledge in photography, video and sound recording and editing, lighting techniques and workplace health and safety.

A Cultural Development Strategy that engages community to develop new artistic works and training, the Indigenous Language and the Arts project has a strong focus on traditional languages in Kowanyama and Wujal Wujal communities in Cape York Queensland.

This element of the Exhibitions Program is based on careerdevelopment and excellence, it aims to provide continued support to former (Alumni) Exhibition Ready participants.