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.
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The Arts Atlantic Symposium is coming to Moncton in October 2024!
The theme of AAS 2024 is CONVERGENCE.
For three days, from October 18-20, 2024, join us in Moncton to engage with the breadth of artistic enterprise in Atlantic Canada. Moncton will come alive with art installations, exhibitions, public performances, artistic collaborations, workshops, film screenings, discussion panels, and networking events.
This fall, Atlantic Canadian artists, performers, authors, arts orgs, artist-run centres, curators, gallery owners, and industry professionals will converge in Moncton, New Brunswick. See you there!
(The Arts Atlantic Symposium is a project of ArtsLink NB)
🚀 The full schedule for the Arts Atlantic Symposium 2024 is out now! 🚀
This is your chance to plan your symposium weekend! Go go the Arts Atlantic Symposium website to see the full schedule and to learn more about the projects, artists and presenters.
(more…)Fall has almost arrived, and that means that another session of the CATAPULT Arts Accelerator will be starting up very soon.
We’re thrilled to be announcing the CATAPULT cohort who will be learning the fundamental entrepreneurial skills they need in their arts businesses.
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“MOSAÏQ Festival is a multicultural event designed to entertain, promote and foster the values, riches, and benefits of diversity and inclusion.
Over a two-day period, MOSAÏQ will offer an exciting lineup of programming curated to contribute to the values and conditions that make our region more and more vibrant, dynamic, and inclusive. We aim to bring you the sights, sounds, and flavors of the world that lives within our community for MOSAÏQ festival is all about celebrating the ever-growing cultural fabric of our region. An authentic platform for diversity, MOSAÏQ has something for everyone for it is the Festival for All.”
Are you an artist looking for the right tools to be prolific and build a sustainable career?
ArtsLink NB is thrilled to announce applications for the Fall 2024 session of CATAPULT Arts Accelerator open Thursday, August 1, and the application deadline is August 25.
(more…)On June 22nd, the ArtsLink NB team will be making a BIG reveal regarding the artists and presenters for the upcoming Arts Atlantic Symposium in Moncton, New Brunswick, taking place from October 18-20.
Prepare to celebrate the vibrant arts scene of Atlantic Canada over three days.
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Remaining silent in the face of judgement based on your way of speaking is a reality far more common than people think.
Gabriel and Bianca, two Acadian artists, tackle this issue. Humourously, of course – yet not without its share of pain – the pair explore how certain prejudices are held with regard to a language. Their language. And the resulting consequences of linguistic insecurity.
Bianca Richard and Gabriel Robichaud, both from south-eastern New Brunswick, are the instigators of this ambitious project, which includes this theatrical docu-drama, as well as a podcast series and a documentary – an extensive multimedia project which has turned into a genuine Pandora’s box.
ECSQ Season Finale: Cello Quintets with Guest Artist India Gailey
The ECSQ closes out its season by teaming with a special guest India Gailey to perform cello quintets.
India Gailey is a cellist, composer, and improviser of “unparalleled talent” (Take Effect) based in Kjipuktuk/Halifax, NS. Recently named by CBC as one of “30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30,” in May 2022 India released her second solo cello album, to you through (Redshift Records) to much acclaim. India has worked most often in the realms of classical and experimental music, including tours across Canada, the United States, and Germany.
Together, India and the ECSQ will perform Schubert’s famous cello quintet in C Major, as well as two brand new commissions by none other than India and the ECSQ’s Emily Kennedy.
Tickets: Adults $20 | Seniors $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students: Free
Advance tickets: https://www.elmcitystringquartet.com/cello-quintets
Dates:
MONCTON: May 29, 7:30PM – Centre culturel Aberdeen
SAINT JOHN: May 30, 7:30PM – Saint John Arts Centre
FREDERICTON: May 31, 7:30PM – Wilmot United Church
ECSQ Season Finale: Cello Quintets with Guest Artist India Gailey
The ECSQ closes out its season by teaming with a special guest India Gailey to perform cello quintets.
India Gailey is a cellist, composer, and improviser of “unparalleled talent” (Take Effect) based in Kjipuktuk/Halifax, NS. Recently named by CBC as one of “30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30,” in May 2022 India released her second solo cello album, to you through (Redshift Records) to much acclaim. India has worked most often in the realms of classical and experimental music, including tours across Canada, the United States, and Germany.
Together, India and the ECSQ will perform Schubert’s famous cello quintet in C Major, as well as two brand new commissions by none other than India and the ECSQ’s Emily Kennedy.
Tickets: Adults $20 | Seniors $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students: Free
Advance tickets: https://www.elmcitystringquartet.com/cello-quintets
Dates:
MONCTON: May 29, 7:30PM – Centre culturel Aberdeen
SAINT JOHN: May 30, 7:30PM – Saint John Arts Centre
FREDERICTON: May 31, 7:30PM – Wilmot United Church