IFACCA Announcements in November 2009
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IFACCA contributes to Arteducacion09 conference
IFACCA’s Latin American coordinator, Santiago Jara, has recently participated in the steering committee organising Arteducacion09, a conference held in Bogotá, Colombia, designed to prepare recommendations to be presented at the UNESCO’s World Conference on Arts and Education in Seoul, Korea, in May 2010. more >
IFACCA participates in WAAE Summit and Culturelink conferences
IFACCA’s Executive Director, Sarah Gardner, recently presented papers about the sustainability of culture networks at two international conferences held in Europe. more >
IFACCA welcomes The Arts Council of Switzerland as a national member
IFACCA is very pleased to welcome Pro Helvetia – The Arts Council of Switzerland as a new national member. more >
La FICAAC hizo parte del comité articulador y coordinó la participación de la sociedad civil en Arteducacion09, Cumbre de América Latina y el Caribe sobre Educación Artística
Ámbar Corporación Cultural para la investigación y el desarrollo del Arte, la Cultura y la Educación Artística, en convenio con la Alianza Mundial para la Educación Artística -WAAE-, organizó la Cumbre Latinoamericana y Caribeña de Educación Artística, Arteducación09. more >
New report on the funding of multidisciplinary art
IFACCA is delighted to release D’Art report no. 38, Multidisciplinary Arts: Approaches to Funding, prepared by MDR Burgess Consultants on behalf of the Canada Council for the Arts. more >
Tell us what you think about IFACCA and win!
Next week IFACCA will be inviting feedback from members and ACORNS readers on what we’re doing and how we’re doing it, and on what else we could be doing. more >
Albania joins IFACCA
IFACCA is delighted to welcome the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Sports of Albania as a national member. more >
Culture|Futures – the transition to an ecological age 2050
The aim of the conference is to address the strategic role of culture in delivering an ecological transition by 2050. The strategic focus will be on art support policies, intercultural dialogue, creative cities and industries, and on research and development. more >
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