What is RealTime?
Founded in 1994, RealTime has evolved from a bi-monthly print magazine into a leading online publication dedicated to performance-live art, contemporary performance, adventurous theatre, dance, music, sound-photomedia, film, video, interactive media, and hybrid arts. With an extensive archive documenting innovation in Australian art since 1994, RealTime provides a comprehensive view of the contemporary arts landscape with an international perspective. The platform features weekly-updated reviews, previews, interviews, opinion pieces, and festival reports, supported by a team of practicing artists, art workers, specialists, and journalists committed to quality writing on arts experimentation.
How much funding has RealTime raised?
RealTime has raised a total of $20M across 1 funding round:
Series C
$20M
Series C (2021): $20M with participation from BASE Capital and SunBridge Capital
Key Investors in RealTime
BASE Capital
BASE Capital is an investor participating in the funding round, with its specific investment focus not detailed.
SunBridge Capital
SunBridge Capital is a venture capital firm that has participated in RealTime's latest funding round, likely focusing on digital media or arts-related ventures.
What's next for RealTime?
The recent major strategic investment signals a pivotal phase for RealTime, likely enabling the company to enhance its digital infrastructure, expand its content creation capabilities, and potentially broaden its reach within the global arts community. This capital will support its mission to document and promote innovation and experimentation in the arts, leveraging its rich archive and commitment to quality journalism. The company's transition to an exclusively online presence, coupled with this significant backing, positions it for sustained influence and growth in the digital arts media space.
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