Photo: Daisy Wu, My Sweet Dreams, 2024. Mixed media, inkjet print. 20 x 20 inches. Happy Holidays from the Manitoba Arts Council! Our office will close on Tuesday, December 24 at 12:30 and reopen on Thursday, January 2. See you in the new year!
This year, the Manitoba Arts Council commissioned Hill Strategies Research to conduct statistical research on the number of professional artists and cultural workers by region of Manitoba to gain a fuller understanding of our clients and our partners. Hill Strategies Research is a Canadian company that specializes in applying social science research methods to the arts.Read More
During the 2023-2024 fiscal year, the Manitoba Arts Council reviewed 1,384 grant applications, up from 1,191 in 2022-2023. Of these applications, 45% were successful. The total requested amount was $18.66 million, and $11.05 million was awarded. Why have applications increased by 30% in four years? We believe that there is a combination of factors: TheRead More
Photo by Mike Deal for the Winnipeg Free Press. On Friday, the Manitoba government announced that it was providing $13.7 million in funding for the Manitoba Arts Council this year, an increase of $1 million. This investment in the Manitoba arts and cultural sector will provide extra support to artists, arts and cultural professionals, IndigenousRead More
Nominations are now open for the 2025 Manitoba Arts Award of Distinction, which recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of a Manitoba artist, Indigenous Knowledge Keeper, or arts/cultural professional working in any artistic discipline. Help us celebrate and honour the excellence, resourcefulness, and imagination of our Manitoba arts community by submitting a nomination to our Recognize –Read More
We are pleased to present our 2023-2024 Annual Report! This year, the Manitoba Arts Council: Awarded 617 grants to individuals, arts groups, and organizations across the province Reaffirmed our Strategic Priorities for 2024-2026 Created microgrants for the Share – Artists in Communities grant Opened our Support – Operate grant to new organizations Created the SupportRead More
September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, a day to recognize and reflect on the tragic history and ongoing legacy of residential schools, honour survivors, and remember the children who never returned home. The Manitoba Arts Council office will be closed on Monday in observation ofRead More
Many MAC grant applications require you to create a budget. Simply put, this budget outlines how much money your project is going to cost and how you plan on paying for it. Here are some ways to build your best budget: Map out your expenses Before starting your application, take the time you need toRead More
We’re pleased to share with you MAC’s Accessibility Plan for 2024 to 2026. This document shares MAC’s accessibility goals for the next two years, our Accessibility Standards, and our commitment to serving all Manitobans, particularly those who are D/deaf or living with a disability.
