At our AGM in Moncton, we had a chance to welcome Michael Wood as the newest member of our board of directors. If you haven’t had a chance already, join us in welcoming him to ArtsLink NB!
Michael is a dedicated ceramist who incorporates both human and physical geography into his work, creating functional and sculptural pieces. His gestural style often features local geology in a palette of black, white, and ecru, exploring themes of humanity, nature, and connection.
We would like to thank Caroline Walker, Bernard Quintal, and Zamantha Zarate for their service to the board of ArtsLink NB and their ongoing dedication to the arts in New Brunswick. For the past several years, Caroline and Bernard served as directors, and Zamantha as our treasurer. We appreciate all you have done!
Of special note is the fact that Caroline Walker is one of the founders of ArtsLink NB!
(more…)ArtsLink NB has added some resources that can help you support arts and culture in this provincial election.
Check out our guide to the 2024 provincial election here.
The lack of proper, high-quality documentation of your work can be a major barrier in applying for and receiving artistic opportunities, including grants, residencies, and exhibitions.
Enter ArtsLink NB’s Documentation Days!
(more…)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…)ArtsLink NB is now accepting applications for the next iteration of our standalone mentorship program. Artists of all disciplines who live in Atlantic Canada face the unique challenge of pursuing their practice from a marginalized area of the country.
Building networks through lifelong engagement in peer-to-peer and mentor-to-mentee discourse is vital to pursuing a career for any arts professional, but the need is especially high in New Brunswick.
(more…)? 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.
(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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