The MANIFEST open call for artists has launched. MANIFEST is looking for artists that are motivated to contribute with new artistic perspectives to re-imagine Europe’s collective memory of the transatlantic trade of enslaved people. The applications are open until November 27, 2022.

Con la presencia de mil artesanas y artesanos y sus acompañantes, y una invitación abierta al público en general, este 17 de noviembre de 2022 dio inicio ORIGINAL. Encuentro de Arte Textil Mexicano, movimiento que tiene por objetivo crear conciencia sobre el valor del trabajo artesanal y los derechos de la propiedad colectiva y fomentar la construcción de una nueva ética en las relaciones de las personas artesanas y sus comunidades con la industria del diseño.

Con un enfoque participativo, la iniciativa lanzada este lunes busca visibilizar y valorar las expresividades artístico-culturales de personas migrantes de todas las áreas de la cultura y nacionalidades, en el marco del programa Interculturalidad e Inclusión de Migrantes. El puntapié inicial contó con la participación de artistas migrantes que actualmente viven en la comuna de Mariquina, Los Lagos y Valdivia, entre ellos actrices, músicas y músicos, profesores de percusión, piano, violín y de teatro, fotógrafos, además de emprendedores del área gastronómica.

ART HONG KONG, a four-day international art and culture gala, kicked off on Wednesday, aiming to enhance cultural exchanges between the East and the West. Under the theme of "Tradition and Modernity," the gala comprises a large-scale art exhibition, an inspiring series of international art forums, an array of community-engaging workshops and masterclasses, and daily educational guided tours.

Design Indaba in partnership with Google Arts & Culture launched an online project called ‘Colours of Africa’. The project brings online and showcases 60 specially-curated artworks produced by over 60 unique African creatives chosen by Design Indaba – each invited to contribute a work that captures the ‘colour’ and character of their home country. The project involves creatives from almost every discipline imaginable, from architecture, illustration, painting and ceramics through to writing, engineering, the performing arts and visual communications.

£43.5 million investment is being made in Levelling up, as Arts Council England backs art, culture, and creativity for more people in more places, across the country. In total, 990 organisations will receive a share of £446 million (each year) ensuring that more people in more places can find fantastic, fulfilling art and culture on their doorsteps.