Call for applications: Music Mobility Fund 2017
Concerts SA, a joint South African-Norwegian live music development project housed within the SAMRO Foundation, is calling on South African musicians to submit their Music Tour Funding applications.
Concerts SA, a joint South African-Norwegian live music development project housed within the SAMRO Foundation, is calling on South African musicians to submit their Music Tour Funding applications.
For the 11th year running, a group of thespians join forces to make their performance venue feel like ‘home’ for themselves and their audiences, for the 11 days of the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown from June 29 to July 9.
#CreativeUprising, the 5th ACT | UJ Creative Conference will engage with South African Art Education in its current state and possible future. This iteration of the conference is about unlearning and rethinking how we do things and present things. From curating a conference to how we talk about art education in South Africa, the aim
Arterial Network South Africa (ANSA), in partnership with the National Arts Festival, will host one of its popular #ArtOut events at the 2017 festival in Grahamstown.
The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT), South Africa’s premier independent arts and culture funding and development agency based in Johannesburg, seeks a dynamic and visionary leader.
The Music In Africa Foundation’s website www.musicinafrica.net is easily the fastest growing information and exchange web portal dedicated to the African music sector, reaching thousands of people every day. With hundreds of contributors across the globe and thousands of musicians registered on the website, the publication has a reputation of providing reliable and useful information
The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) has announced that its CEO of seven years, Pieter Jacobs, will be leaving the organisation at the end of July 2017.
First Atelier for Young Festival Managers in Africa Johannesburg, South Africa, 23 – 29 March 2018 Apply now!
By Heather Dugmore – The question of biological fathers and stepfathers is explored in ‘The Truth Beneath’, a production by Professor Matlaopane that will be staged at the National Arts Festival Fringe this July.
A number of trends and burning issues influencing the global and South African creative economy were explored at #SACOConf2017 last week. Thembi Mahambehlala from Mahambehlala Communications