An open letter to the arts community from Michelle Chawla, Director and CEO of the Canada Council for the Arts

“Art made in Canada is a portrait of Canada. It reflects where we’ve been and where we might go. It makes you feel part of your tribe—there’s an important sense of belonging, comfort and safety there.” — Guy Maddin

Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, has called on Group of Twenty (G20) countries to invest in culture and use it to fuel economic growth.

The National Film Institute, under the mandate of the National Cultural Commission, is dedicated to promoting and developing the film industry in Papua New Guinea. Its core mission is to use film as a medium to record, preserve, and archive the country’s rich and diverse cultural traditions and practices and to develop the film industry in Papua New Guinea.

Wales’ arts sector is harnessing its creativity to tackle rising mental health challenges, launching an array of new creative partnerships across the country in recent months.

Tū Mai Rā, Toi Aotearoa: Te haerenga ki 2040, Our journey to 2040 – sets out Creative New Zealand’s proposed vision, goals and strategic direction for the next fifteen years, as the national arts development agency of Aotearoa New Zealand.