The New Brunswick Arts Board is an arm’s length arts funding agency with a legislated mandate to facilitate and promote the creation of art as well as administering funding programs for professional artists in the province.
In this issue of July 2022 newsletter, you will find: Upcoming programs’ deadlines at artsnb; A new Executive Director at artsnb; artsnb Lunch and Learn with Canada Council for the Arts; News from our partners: the AAAPNB has released it’s annual report and Canada Council for the Arts is seeking nominations to the 2023, and;
July 4, 2022 (Fredericton)– The New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) is delighted to announce the appointment of Jean-Pierre Caissie as its new Executive Director, effective Monday July 11, 2022. He succeeds Jocelyn (Joss) Richer, who served in this role since 2016.
It is with much delight that we announce that Tilly Jackson is artsnb’s new Program Officer. Tilly has been the Operations Manager at artsnb for 7 years, a role in which she has been an asset to the organisation’s daily functioning, dealing with everything finance, human resources, and office management related. With a steady increase
Written by Ty Giffin FEATURED ARTIST SERIES ̶ TY GIFFIN I received artsnb creation funding for my short film Cicerone (at that point titled Ride Along) back in March of 2020, so our production was delayed a few times due to COVID-19. In that downtime, I also received the Short Film Venture award from the NB
We are pleased to announce that Anna Wyllie has joined the team at artsnb for the Summer of 2022! Anna comes with a wealth of knowledge and experience from her studies and from past positions she held in various arts organizations in the province. Welcome Anna! I am very excited to join artsnb as Student
Come meet representatives from artsnb and the Canada Council for the Arts as they tour New Brunswick Indigenous communities from June 13 – June 17, 2022. These are drop-in sessions, you do not need to register to attend. Monday June 13, 2022, 3-5 pm – ELSIPOGTOG MI’KMAQ CULTURAL CENTRE (29 Big cove rd, Rexton) Monday
In this issue of May 2022 newsletter, you will find: artsnb’s is hiring a student intern and an administrative assistant; Recap on a memorable evening: the 2021 LGA gala; artsnb seeks a new Executive Director; artsnb Featured Artist Series with Hilary Ladd, News from our partners: ArtsLink NB Atlantic Arts Symposium, an in-person AGM with
artsnb has two exciting positions available! artsnb seeks to hire an Administrative Assistant (part-time) and a Student Intern (Research Assistant). Both competitions are currently open. Interested candidates are invited to read through the job posting in which they are interested (see below) and apply following the instructions provided. We thank all of those interested in
It was with regret but warm wishes that the New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) announced, on May 5, the retirement of its Executive Director, Joss Richer. The artsnb Board of Directors is currently in the process of hiring a new Executive Director. Interested candidates can find the job posting and APPLY HERE. We thank you in advance for
Written by Hilary Ladd FEATURED ARTIST SERIES ̶ HILARY LADD Saint John performing artist Hilary Ladd is a multi-faceted musician, actor, writer, and teacher, who has been appearing on stages for the past 29 years. She has received professional development grants from artsnb and more recently, a Category B Creation grant to support her show