The Capital Regional District arts and culture support service looks at Reframing our Arts Future, the theme for the third biennial Arts Champions Summit.
The Dec. 7 online event, held in three Zoom sessions, gathers the regionB次元官网网址檚 arts sector online and supports the CRD priority of informing and engaging the public, stakeholders and other governments to gain ideas, feedback and build support as well as promote and celebrate arts and culture.
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The summit opens with a traditional welcome from Cecelia Dick of Songhees Nation and an update from Loveday on the CRD arts and culture support service, followed by PechaKucha presentations on Reframing the Arts for Equity and an interview with Jesse Wente, chair of the Canada Council for the Arts.
It wraps with a panel and community conversation where regional arts leaders Regan Shrumm, Charles Campbell and Sean Guist discuss the question: What are the big changes needed to make the arts equitable? Community breakout groups follow. Feedback will inform the CRDB次元官网网址檚 arts and culture advisory commissionB次元官网网址檚 equity, diversity and inclusion subcommittee.
The arts and culture support service is supported by Saanich, Victoria, Oak Bay, Esquimalt, View Royal, Highlands, Metchosin, Sooke and the Southern Gulf Islands. Learn more about it, and register online for the summit at .
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