ArtsLink NB has a Lending Library full of books, ebooks, and equipment that can help you make or document your art, and it’s free to use for our members!
Our annual Lending Library survey helps us learn what kinds of equipment and resources our members need and would like to have available in the future.
Do you have questions about how to write a great proposal? Professional grant writer Kathleen Buckley is back to answer them!
Our next One 2 One will give participants all the information you need to successfully fund your artistic proposals. Spots are limited for these consultations: They are first come, first served, so sign up soon!
The Creative Wellness Program is a transformative initiative designed to uplift and support the mental health of New Brunswick’s artists. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by artists — such as precarious employment, limited access to affordable mental health care, and the emotional toll of creative work — the program provides a safe and accessible space for healing and growth.
Over three months, 25 artists will have the opportunity to engage in free, personalized counselling sessions tailored to their specific needs. Each participant will receive six, hour-long sessions with one of ten highly skilled counselling interns, trained to provide compassionate and effective mental health support.
Organization: ArtsLink NB Contract: 6-month contract, with possibility for renewal Hours and Pay: Approximately 15-20 hours/week at $26/hr Location: Hybrid (Saint John-based, remote/hybrid flexible, with travel in NB as needed)
About ArtsLink NB
ArtsLink NB is the province-wide arts service organization dedicated to supporting, connecting, and advocating for New Brunswick’s professional artists and arts organizations. Through programs like CATAPULT, mentorship, residencies, Creative Wellbeing, professional development workshops, and the Arts Atlantic Symposium, we help artists thrive and strengthen the cultural landscape of our province.
ArtsLink NB, in consultation with arts organizations across the province, representing a broad and diverse perspective of the arts and culture community, has written an open letter about the future of arts and culture in NB.
The letter outlines key recommendations for supporting New Brunswick’s arts organizations and reflects shared priorities across sector.
Join us in Saint John the weekend of October 18th-19th for professional development opportunities and events for artists of all disciplines.
Don’t miss out on this exciting programming! Free events and workshops! Open to the public, but ArtsLink NB members get the first spots in limited capacity events.
Whether engaging on social media, online selling, or in-person sales (via fairs, performances, or retailing), it’s important to be able to speak to people about your work, and even more importantly to speak to groups of people about your work, confidently and authoritatively.
Performer CJ Norris will work with you to develop some strategies for how to come across as clear and confident based on your practice.
The nine artists who will take part in the fifth edition of the Cross-Cultural Creation residency organized by the AAAPNB, ArtsLink NB, and Mawi’art: Wabanaki Artist Collective have been announced!