Jesse Wente Named Chair of Canada Council for the Arts
/On July 28, Jesse Wente was named chairperson for the Canada Council for the Arts, the first Indigenous chairperson within the Canadian Heritage portfolio.
Read MoreOn July 28, Jesse Wente was named chairperson for the Canada Council for the Arts, the first Indigenous chairperson within the Canadian Heritage portfolio.
Read MoreAs pandemic-related cuts loom, the BC Alliance will reach out to the community shortly with plans for advocacy. Click through for more information.
Read MoreAs we reflect on how best to rethink the roles of arts and culture in a post-pandemic Canada, Judith Marcuse advocates for a ‘whole systems’ approach.
Read MoreThe City of Richmond and Richmond Arts Coalition have announced the recipients of the 2020 Richmond Arts Awards.
Read MoreThe final component helps address some of the gaps that have been identified by the industry across Canada since the fund was first implemented, including funding for the publishing, music, arts and digital media sectors.
Read MoreThe CWRG Youth Community Partnership Stream is designed to support communities and youth impacted by COVID-19 by providing youth with work-related skills and experience. The maximum funding per application is $110,000; the deadline to apply is October 31.
Read MoreTo ensure people can learn more about Chinese Canadians’ contributions to British Columbia, the BC government has invested $10 million to establish the Chinese Canadian Museum – the first in Canada.
Read MoreEmphasizing the precarious state of artists and arts organizations in Canada, 85% of those recently survey by the Canadian Arts Coalition believe they will be unable to recover from the effects of the pandemic for another 18-24 months.
Read MoreThe Canada Council for the Arts is inviting members of the community to help shape the Council’s next five-year strategic plan. You can respond via online survey until August 21.
The new “B.C. Patron Insights” service will create free individualized patron surveys for arts and culture organizations, and use responses as part of a collaborative data strategy.
Read MoreThe federal government has announced $7.8 million in new emergency support for Indigenous and equity-seeking groups and organizations via the Canada Council for the Arts.
Read MoreYou may have noticed some changes on our front page! We’ve debuted a new feature, In Focus, and we’ve consolidated another of our features, What’s On. Click through to find out more!
Read MoreBC Culture Days has announced its 2020 artist ambassadors. Each ambassador will be awarded $1,000 to present a Culture Days activity and act as a spokesperson for BC Culture Days.
Read MoreWolfBrown and the Bernard van Leer Foundation have released a new report entitled Making a Joyful Noise: The Potential Role of Music Making in the Well-Being of Young Families.
Read MoreBC Alliance executive director Brenda Leadlay shares how the BC Alliance is working to advocate for the creative sector as we begin our recovery from COVID-19.
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