Join the Manitoba Arts Council on April 20th for a gathering on the topic of Artist Residencies (Multi-Disciplinary). Guest artists will cover a range of matters from running a residency and the unpredicted complications/joys of navigating creative energy through time and place; to survival notes, tips and true stories. Featuring: Kevin deForest, visual artist PeterRead More
Manitoba Music and Manitoba Film & Music are heading to MAC’s office in Brandon for a free workshop covering trends in the music business and how to access Manitoba Film & Music funding to build your career. Read More
MAC, in partnership with Brandon University Department of Visual and Aboriginal Art, welcomes sound artist Adrien Lefebvre to Manitoba from France for a three-month residency exchange program!
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The Manitoba Arts Council presents ACI Manitoba’s The Art of Managing Your Career Friday, October 21, 2016
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Join Patricia Sanders in Brandon to learn more about MAC grants for writers and publishers.Read More
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
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
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
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
