Arts Council England, 19 May 2026, England

Introducing Digital Arts as an artform gives a clearer path for artists and organisations that work in a digital medium. By dedicating an artform to this medium, barriers or limitations set by the perceptions of ‘visual arts’ are removed and artists may feel more empowered to take creative risks and work with emerging technologies. Digital technology is not simply an enabling tool, but a defining…

Government of Canada, 11 May 2026, Canada

Starting in 2026-27, the Government of Canada will devote $95 million to the Strategy over five years, as well as $19 million annually afterward, to continue offering creative firms tailored support measures designed to enhance their export potential, through direct funding, trade missions, business programming and advisory services. This funding also includes increased support through the Creati…

Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Tunisia, 08 May 2026, Tunisia

This scientific meeting aims to shed light on the role of the regions in the preservation of the intangible cultural heritage and its presentation within a comprehensive national vision, highlighting its diversity and multiplicity of forms, and showing the contribution of each region to building the collective cultural memory, as well as its endeavor to overcome the central approaches that have o…

Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, Singapore, 06 May 2026, Singapore

Speech by Mr David Neo, Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth & Senior Minister of State for Education, at the opening of Pavilion of Singapore, 61st international art exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia on 6 May 2026.

Creative New Zealand - Toi Aotearoa, 01 May 2026, New Zealand

Artists and practitioners from Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia and Fiji will come together in 2026 for a new Pacific arts residency, following a partnership between Creative New Zealand, Creative Australia, and the University of the South Pacific (USP) in Fiji.

Council for Culture, Netherlands, 30 April 2026, Netherlands

On Thursday 23 April, the Council for Culture welcomed the members of the Young Makers Platform to The Hague: a diverse group of young culture makers from different corners of the world and disciplines. John Oliviera-Sierre was present at the meeting from the council.