2018 Projects
The National Arts Council awarded 22 grants in the 2017/18 Project cycle to the value of N$1,100,000.00.
These grants included disciplines such as (i) Dance, (ii) Multi-Disciplinary Arts, (iii) Crafts (iv) Music, (v) Photography, and what is termed as (vi) 'Other'. 'Other' usually involves those stand-alone activities related to the arts industry, but cannot strictly be classified under the regular arts disciplines. The highest single entries were N$150,000.00 each (2), and the lowest single entry was N$2,000.00. The disciplines with the most awarded grants were Multi-Disicplinary Arts (5), and Crafts (6).
Download the Breakdown of Grants Awarded during 2018 here... . If you would like to have more information on any of the projects included in the breakdown, please contact our offices.
Below some of the exciting projects the NACN gave grants to.
These grants included disciplines such as (i) Dance, (ii) Multi-Disciplinary Arts, (iii) Crafts (iv) Music, (v) Photography, and what is termed as (vi) 'Other'. 'Other' usually involves those stand-alone activities related to the arts industry, but cannot strictly be classified under the regular arts disciplines. The highest single entries were N$150,000.00 each (2), and the lowest single entry was N$2,000.00. The disciplines with the most awarded grants were Multi-Disicplinary Arts (5), and Crafts (6).
Download the Breakdown of Grants Awarded during 2018 here... . If you would like to have more information on any of the projects included in the breakdown, please contact our offices.
Below some of the exciting projects the NACN gave grants to.
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The 5th Children’s Arts and Cultural Festival was held in Windhoek on the 29 September 2018 and included performences by students from the College of the Arts, YONA, People’s Primary School, Dr Frans Indongo Primary School and Havana Primary School. For further information download the full report here (5.2MB) and to view images of the performances click here... |
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The Arts Entrepreneurship Training and Craft-Skill Mentorship Workshop organised by the Art Foundation of Kavango & Artists Association (AFOKAA) and was held at the Rundu Teachers Resources Centre & Maria Mwengere Cultural Centre in Rundu from the 01 March to the 03 August 2018. For further information download the full report here (4.3MB) and to view images of the workshop click here... |
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The Otjiwarong Art Centre (OTAC) offers music, dance, visual arts and crafts classes to students of all ages. For further information download the full report here (4.3MB) and to view images of the workshop click here... |
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Ann Singer's participation and performance at the 33rd World Conference of the International Society for Music Education (ISME) from the 15th to 20th July 2018 in Baku, Aberbaijan. For further information download Ann Singer's report here (15.1MB) |