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Link to Alberta’s 1st Artist in Residence revealed

Alberta’s 1st Artist in Residence revealed

Date: Jan 31, 2019

Edmonton’s Lauren Crazybull has been named the Government of Alberta's first Artist in Residence.
Link to First Canadian Culture Track Report released

First Canadian Culture Track Report released

Date: Aug 20, 2018

Culture Track is a national survey of cultural consumers’ attitudes, motivators, and barriers to participation. See an overview of 2018 study.
Link to AFA Commemorative Project "All the World’s a Stage"

AFA Commemorative Project "All the World’s a Stage"

Date: Apr 23, 2018

A short documentary film on renowned Calgary theatre artists will play in Edmonton and Calgary. It has been nominated for three AMPIA awards.
Link to "Canadian musicians" in Denmark

"Canadian musicians" in Denmark

Date: Dec 10, 2017

Sculptor from Calgary creates a public art piece for a beautiful town of Skovby in Denmark.
Link to 2017 Survey of Albertans on Culture now available

2017 Survey of Albertans on Culture now available

Date: Nov 30, 2017

Information about Albertans' views on arts and culture in our province now available - read the report or download raw data from Open Alberta.
    Link to Adaptive change in the arts

    Adaptive change in the arts

    Date: Apr 23, 2014

    On April 23, 2014, the Edmonton Arts Council hosted a free presentation by Richard Evans, President of EmcArts, about adaptive change.

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