Craig Love – 2016 Basse-Normandie Creative Residency
Craig Love is the artist-in-residence at Usine UTOPIK from March 15th to April 30th, 2016. Craig is an artist who focuses his energies on painting, drawing, writing and book publishing.Read More
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Information Session for Writers and Publishers
at the Manitoba Arts Council Brandon Office
Join Patricia Sanders in Brandon to learn more about MAC grants for writers and publishers.Read More
Manitoba Arts Council and Brandon University
Student Bursaries Information Session
Students in the creative arts are invited to find out about MAC’s student bursaries and other Brandon U bursaries and awards at a special information session at Brandon U.Read More
Info Sharing Workshop for Artists
at the Manitoba Arts Council Brandon Office
The Manitoba Arts Council invites professional artists to a workshop about two important elements of a MAC grant application: The Artist Statement What is an artist statement? How do I develop an artist statement? Support materials What are support materials? How are support materials important to my grant application? Friday, February 19, 2016 10:00 a.m.Read More
Kevin Nikkel – 2016 Churchill Artists’ Residency
Kevin Nikkel is a writer/producer/director based in Winnipeg, Canada, and is the artist-in-residence at the Churchill Northern Studies Centre February 17 to 29, 2016. Kevin will be working on two documentary projects during his residency in Churchill.Read More
Megan D. Krause – 2016 Churchill Artists’ Residency
Megan D. Krause is the artist-in-residence at the Churchill Northern Studies Centre February 1 to 14, 2016. She has received various awards, including the Nellie McClung Arts Legacy Award, for her surreal landscapes and is represented by Gurevich Fine Art in Winnipeg. Megan will start a new series of landscape paintings to explore both romantic and gruelling depictions of the north, while experiencing it firsthand. Read More
Manitoba Arts Council appoints new CEO
The Manitoba Arts Council (MAC) has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer to guide the Council’s work into its 50th anniversary year and beyond, Cynthia Rempel Patrick, Acting Chair of the Council, has announced. “On behalf of the Board of the Manitoba Arts Council, I’m pleased to announce the appointment of Akoulina Connell,” said Rempel-Patrick.Read More
Alexandra Elliott embarks on a self-directed residency at Centre Q in Quebec
During her residency, Alexandra Elliott will commission choreographer Tedd Robinson of Centre Q: The Centre for Questioning in Quyon, Québec and composer Charles Quevillon to create a 20-minute contemporary dance duet for Ian Mozdzen and herself.Read More
Manitoba Arts Council Office Officially Opens in Brandon
The Manitoba Arts Council (MAC) has officially opened the doors to new office space within the Cultural Resource Centre at the City of Brandon’s A.R. McDiarmid Civic Complex, an expansion which will provide better access and service to the arts and cultural community of the southwestern Manitoba region. The MAC office in Brandon, which canRead More
City of Brandon and Manitoba Arts Council Form Unique Partnership
New office to open in September The City of Brandon’s Community Development Department and the Manitoba Arts Council (MAC) are excited to announce a partnership that will see MAC open an office next month in the Cultural Resource Centre in the A.R. McDiarmid Civic Complex at 638 Princess Avenue, as part of a pilot project.Read More
