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Wales Arts International are hosting an online event at Wales Climate Week, discussing rethinking international work and touring with a panel of experts.

The multi-disciplinary and internationally-renowned artist Marc Rees will curate artists' responses to the climate crisis for #PethauBychain, and offer reflections on COP26, as he presents his work in 'Possible Dialogues: Day 4'. 

Artist Cheryl Beer delves beneath the bark of Coed Lletywalter Rainforest in this newly commissioned audio visual piece titled H20.

Creative Climate Connections connects young people in Wales and the Xingu Indigenous Territory of Central Brazil in the Amazon Basin, through stories, films and performance art.

Planning events, content, or campaigns around COP26 or the climate crisis? We'd like to hear from you in this short survey.

New deadlines:

17.12.21 for employers to register

31.3.22 for Jobs to start

Wales Arts International and the Office of the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales will co-host an online coffee morning on 9 November, bringing the cultural sector together to discuss our role and impact on the climate crisis.

The Welsh Government and the Arts Council of Wales are delighted to announce that applications are now open for Go and See and Go Creative funds, as part of the Creative learning through the arts programme.

The Arts Council of Wales has decided to extend the timetable for its Investment Review process following its recent Council meeting.

Wales Arts International in collaboration with Disability Arts Cymru are hosting one-to-one sessions for Disabled/Deaf artists, and organisations working with Disabled/Deaf artists, to help navigate the International Opportunities Fund.

In the final webinar of the series, you'll hear from the 5 cases studied over the course of the post-brexit dance sector mobility investigation. 

The final round of the International Opportunities Fund 2021-22 has now opened. This round closes for applications 3 November.