News and Opportunities

On 21 November, musicians performing in Irish, Gaelic and Welsh languages will gather in Wales for the first MAMIAITH Indigenous language and Music Collaboration.

Wales Arts International is launching a new fund to support individual creative practitioners and arts organisations based in Wales to engage with European networks.

Following the consultation, we have reviewed and revised our funding programmes.

Following a period of initial consultation this year, Welsh Government has now released its Draft International Strategy for Wales for comment.

Following last year’s hugely successful ‘Year of Wales’ at the Festival Interceltique de Lorient in Brittany, Wales is once more represented by a strong delegation of performers in the world’s biggest celebration of Celtic arts and culture, taking place this year between 2nd -11th August.

Neuadd Ogwen, Bethesda - UK premiere for Jeremy Dutcher, winner of Canada’s acclaimed Polaris Prize in 2018 and 2019 Juno awards.  

Audiences in Cardiff will be able to experience the first European performances of the Lumen Prize shortlisted digital artwork, Liminality.

Edwards’ exhibition Undo Things Done marks the ninth Biennale presentation by Wales.