IFACCA Announcements in June 2009
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Deadline extended for World Summit bursary applications
IFACCA and the National Arts Council of South Africa would like to remind you that applications for bursary assistance for World Summit delegates from developing countries are available from the ‘Fees and What’s included’ page of the World Summit website. more >
100 Days to the first World Summit on Arts & Culture in Africa
The National Arts Council of South Africa will host the 4th World Summit on Arts & Culture (4th WSoAC) at Museum Africa in the Newtown Cultural Precinct, Joburg in 100 days time. more >
Announcement of World Summit keynote speakers
IFACCA and the National Arts Council of South Africa are delighted to announce the first keynote speakers for the 4th World Summit on Arts and Culture: Professor Njabulo S Ndebele, Dr Stojan Pelko, and Madeeha Gauhar. more >
Comunicado de América Latina hecho público
La reunión de Santiago de Chile el 12 y 13 de marzo de 2009 fue una oportunidad para reflexionar sobre las actividades de la FICAAC en América Latina durante los últimos ocho años. more >
Latin American Communiqué released
The IFACCA Board meeting, held in Santiago de Chile in March this year, was an opportunity to reflect on IFACCA’s activities in Latin America over the past eight years. This communiqué outlines IFACCA’s involvement in the region. more >
Report on the Global Financial Crisis
IFACCA is delighted to release D’Art report no.37, Global financial crisis and recession: Impact on the arts.more >
Report on the Major Performing Arts
We are pleased to publish D’Art report no. 27, Major Performing Arts Organisations: A Review of the Issues for Funding Agencies. more >
Third meeting of IFACCA’s European Members held in Copenhagen
Representatives from twelve European arts funding agencies attended a meeting jointly hosted by the Danish Arts Agency and the International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies (IFACCA), on 28- 29 May 2009. more >
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