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National Arts Festival Grahamstown – 2012

6 May 2012 By admin

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Conference sets stage to empower Arts Sector

6 April 2012 By admin

The inaugural ACT | UJ Arts and Culture Conference, will be held on the University of Johannesburgh's Kingsway Campus on 24 and 25 May 2012. Under the theme 'The Art of the Creative Economy', the Arts and Culture Trust (ACT), in partnership with the UJ Arts and Culture Centre at the University of Johannesburg (UJ), will present a conference that sets the stage for … [Read more...] about Conference sets stage to empower Arts Sector

Arts and Culture to re-align its funding

2 June 2011 By admin

Pretoria - The Department of Arts and Culture has embarked on a process of re-aligning its funding to the priorities identified at the Consultative Conference, says Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile. The conference had agreed in April that the "creative sector in South Africa had the potential to be a leading sector in generating economic growth, employment and trade … [Read more...] about Arts and Culture to re-align its funding

Department to support youth in arts

2 June 2011 By admin

Pretoria – The Department of Arts and Culture will this financial year focus on identifying and developing young talent to ensure that arts become a career of choice among the youth. Presenting his department's 2011/2012 Budget Vote on Wednesday, Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile acknowledged that more work still needs to be done to develop an appreciation for the … [Read more...] about Department to support youth in arts

South African Arts and Culture can Lead in Economic Growth Generation

2 June 2011 By admin

Cape Town - South Africa's creative sector, like in many developed nations, has the potential to lead in generating economic growth, says Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile. This minister said this was the collective view in April of over thousand delegates who attended the historic National Consultative Conference on the contributions of the arts, culture and heritage … [Read more...] about South African Arts and Culture can Lead in Economic Growth Generation

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