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ICAN Is Turning 2! Posted on April 7, 2021 Join in on the fun as the International Children’s Arts Network (ICAN) celebrates its 2nd birthday on April 15th, 2021! Launched in 2019, ICAN is a 24-hour network offering enriching, educational, and commercial-free arts radio, designed for children and the adults who care for them. ICAN shares music, poetry, stories, dance breaks, and more creative content from around the world, and we hope YOU will share in the celebration as the network celebrates its second anniversary! ICAN’s achievements over the last two years have been made possible by c...

A TEAM of Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College students have reached the final stages of a national cyber security competition. The foursome are through to the final 10 teams of the UK’s cyber security event, run by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). Marina, Caitlin, Jasmin and Aeryn were entered into the competition by their teacher Sabrina Ford, who said: “The girls have been super determined and have committed a significant amount of their time to completing this challenge, we’re very proud of them”. The competition started with an initial field of 6,500 girls f...

Still time to enter competition exhibition Zamandulo Malonde Features reporter 05 March 2021 ENTRIES WELCOME: Galerie Noko director Usen Obot invites artists to enter this year's New Now Next exhibition Image: Brian Witbooi The extended submission deadline for the 2021 New Now Next competition exhibition is looming, with visual artists having just one week left to enter.  The competition, by Gqeberha art gallery Galerie Noko, Visual Arts Network of SA and The Community Activist Atelier, will see three winners walk away with cash prizes of between R5,000 and...

provide access to the arts for all. In a pre-pandemic world, May 23rd would have been the day All Classical Portland broadcast the world premiere of Damien Geter’s An African American Requiem live from the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland, Oregon. This groundbreaking work, which was commissioned by Resonance Ensemble and to be co-presented with the Oregon Symphony, memorializes the Black lives lost to racial violence—from the founding of our country, to Eric Garner’s death in 2014. This is not political. This is human. All Classical Portland condemns racism in all forms an...

Friend, Enabler and Comrade: Remembering Donna Lynas (1967–2021) Tributes to the late director of Wysing Art Centre, who supported a generation of artists in the UK As the Director of Wysing Art Centre since 2005, Donna Lynas built one of the UK’s most dynamic residency programmes. She transformed the site, in rural Cambridgeshire, into a place where artists across disciplines and at all stages of their careers can research, experiment, collaborate and learn. As Chair of the Contemporary Visual Arts Network East and member of the Plus Tate steering committee, she built c...