ArtsLink NB

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ArtsLink NB is a non-profit organization that works to advance the arts in New Brunswick by linking and unifying artists and art organizations. Currently we have over 600 Anglophone members, including 68 art organizations from all disciplines including visual arts, literary arts, per- forming arts, music, and native arts. Our mandate includes advocacy for issues relating to professional artists and the arts community, the promotion of arts education, and the fostering of a community culture that acknowledges the arts with value and respect.
89 Canterbury St, Saint John, NB
(506) 646-1832
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Language(s): English
Organization type: Non-profit

This organization offers online programming
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  • Dance
  • Digital & Media Arts

  • Literary

  • Multidisciplinary
  • Music

  • Theatre

  • Visual Arts

  • Group Classes

    CATAPULT ArtsLink NB's CATAPULT Arts Accelerator gives New Brunswick artists the tools to be prolific & build sustainable careers. Business skills training, career development, workshops, and mentorship - all in one program.

  • Workshops

    ArtsLink’s Start to Finish skills workshops takes artists through steps to access professional opportunities, and succeed in their careers. https://artslinknb.com/programs/start-to-finish-workshop-series/

  • Outreach Programs

    Arts Education Project ArtsLink NB has commissioned a review of the current state of K-12 arts education in the province. https://artslinknb.com/arts-education/

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ARTS EDUCATION TO BE AMELIORATED ACROSS PROVINCE

Anglophone arts sector organization ArtsLink NB releases report on the status of arts education in New Brunswick and recommendations for improvement to match success of Francophone system.

SAINT JOHN, N.B. MARCH 6, 2019 – ArtsLink NB has commissioned a review of the current state of K-12 arts education in the province. Presented to and supported by the Ministers of Education, and Tourism, Heritage, and Culture, the report is the first phase of an extensive advocacy campaign for expanding arts education in New Brunswick schools. Phase two includes a pilot project to increase students’ exposure and accessibility to the cultural sector by facilitating field trips for classes to see the behind-the-scenes and career opportunities of theatres across the province.

Profile last updated: Aug 7 2020

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