ArtsLink NB is conducting some sectoral research to help inform our future programming.
We are hoping to hear from artists of all disciplines who are 29 years of age or under, and we would greatly appreciate it if you could assist us by either taking the survey if you fit the target demographic or distributing this survey to those who do.
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Have you ever considered becoming a peer mentor?
ArtsLink NB is currently seeking expressions of interest to be added to a list of mentors that we can call upon for future iterations of our annual mentorship program.
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Leading up to this federal election on April 28th, ArtsLink NB supports the ArtsVote campaign of the Canadian Arts Coalition. We encourage all New Brunswickers to inform themselves and speak up for the arts in this election.
“The Canadian Arts Coalition is non-partisan (we don’t promote any party over another or tell you which way to vote) and wants all supporters of Arts and cultural expression in Canada to be informed and engaged so that all parties hear loudly that art matters.”
(more…)The next CATAPULT Arts Accelerator Launch Day is coming up soon! The latest group of CATAPULTers have been learning the business side of art, and will be presenting a pitch about their practice and their work.
Join us for an evening where we hear from the artists and share some refreshments as we celebrate all their hard work!
(more…)The full text of “Impacts and Challenges of Cultural Venues in New Brunswick” is now available online.
This is the final report of a major research project into the impacts and post-pandemic challenges of the arts, culture, and heritage of New Brunswick, a project that started in early 2023.
Research activities included:
The report was authored by Kelly Hill of Hill Strategies Research.
The project partners are ArtsLink NB, Association acadienne des artistes professionel.le.s du Nouveau-Brunswick (AAAPNB), and the Owens Art Gallery at Mount Allison University. The project’s Steering committee includes Julie Whitenect of ArtsLink NB, Anne-Cécile Grunenwald of AAAPNB, and Emily Falvey of the Owens Art Gallery. Laurence Dubuc (AAAPNB) and Emma Hassencahl-Perley (visual artist, curator, and educator) also contributed to the earlier stages of this project.
If you missed the report presentation by author Kelly Hill of Hill Strategies Research, with Carman Gibbs of the AAPNB, Emily Falvey of the Owens Art Gallery, and Julie Whitenect of ArtsLink NB, you can view the video by selecting the button below.
At our upcoming Arts Atlantic Symposium, we’re offering four different One 2 One sessions led by key experts in a variety of topics relevant to making a living in the arts.
These One 2 Ones are open to pass holders at the symposium, but they are also open to any ArtsLink NB member. They will be held at the Crowne Plaza Moncton, 1005 Main St.
(more…)We are conducting a survey to gather information about what kind of equipment and resources our members would like to borrow through our Lending Library.
To view our current lending library offerings, please visit our Lending Library catalogue.
(more…)Are you an artist, artisan, arts organization, or in the cultural industry? We invite you to participate in the Arts Atlantic Symposium Marketplace, Saturday, 19 October, 2024 at the Crowne Plaza Moncton!
This is a great opportunity to connect with a diverse and engaged audience, including industry professionals, art enthusiasts, and cultural leaders.
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