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By Justin Hendry on May 20, 2021 1:17PM Plans NSW Cyber Hub to grow sector. The NSW government will establish a NSW Cyber Hub to grow the cyber security industry and create a pipeline for talent as part of the state’s new sector-wide 2021 cyber security strategy. The strategy, released on Thursday, brings together for the first time the government’s cyber security ambitions for both industry and government, which were previously two separate strateg...

Abingdon Theatre Company has announced three new Artists in Residence for their upcoming 29th Season beginning in the fall. Christine Toy Johnson, Ilda Mason and Matthew McLachlan are set to be the next participants in the Carolyn Halpert Artist in Residence Program which began in 2017.

The Fellows in Residence Program is a  paid, year-long Fellowship for emerging social change leaders who aspire to build a movement of youth working for change. We search the world for young people who have led movements, campaigns, nonprofits, and social enterprises, made significant positive change in their community and are looking for their next leadership opportunity as they work towards a lifelong career as a leader in the social sector. Through a competitive application process, we sel...

Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument announces 2021 Artist in Residence Selection MEDFORD, Ore. — The Bureau of Land Management’s Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument is pleased to announce the artists chosen for its 2021 Artist in Residence program. Julie Hutslar and Susan Roudebush will spend one to two weeks in residency creating works that represent the natural and cultural resources of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Each artist will have a public program to showcase their projects. Th...

To enhance its educational and cultural offerings, AUC's Distinguished Visiting Professor program brings a number of eminent scholars, writers, and artists to campus for short-term lectureships or workshops. Leading scholars of religion, prominent historians, expert law professors, and world-renowned scientists are among the broad array of distinguished visiting professors who come to AUC each year to teach, conduct research and deliver public lectures. Through these visits, the University ...

UpdatedTue, Apr 13, 2021 at 4:51 pm ET Reply Two artists will create works about New York City, one about Honolulu and another about Santo Domingo. (Shutterstock) BAYSIDE, QUEENS — Four artists in residence were named in the annual Urban Field Stations Artist in Residence Program, hosted virtually this year out of Fort Totten Park in Bayside, according to a press release on Tuesday. Cecile Chong, Sharon Heitzenroder, Nikki Lindt, and Kilia Llano were chosen as this years resident artists for ...

by Contributor on Sunday April 04 2021 On Friday, April 16 the Trail & District Arts Council virtually presents  Beyond the Legal Limit, a theatrical performance with music based on the adaptation of Nelsons Pat Henman’s memoir of the same name.  Part storytelling, part concert, Henman tells the story of trauma and recovery in this unique and passionate one act drama with original music. On a sunny Sunday afternoon in June 2013, performer, and singer Pat Henman, ...

From Tanzania to India, Oman to Malaysia, the Indian Ocean’s blue waters have linked cultures both ancient and modern. “The Indian Ocean connected people for centuries, long before Vasco de Gama arrived. It’s all about maritime connections,” explained Professor of Art History Nancy Um, who has dedicated her career to studying the region’s art, architecture and material culture. Um recently received a prestigious Connecting Art Histories grant from the Getty Foundation that will allow...

The UMOCA Artist in Residence program provides a crucial support system for local artists. Let’s face it: it’s not easy to survive as an artist in Utah.

Haverhill Cultural Council Chair Nathan E. Webster. (WHAV News file photograph.) During the season ahead, Haverhill residents and visitors will be able to take part in a cultural fair and a Boardwalk Block Party, learn about printing, hear concerts, enjoy theatrical productions and more thanks to more than $40,000 in grants recently awarded by the Haverhill Cultural Council. The state money was awarded to local nonprofits, individuals and local business leaders delivering activities and program...