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Pajama Party Politics: Access through Solidarity
Pajama Party Politics: Access through Solidarity.
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Nov 21, 2022/by OutreachPresented…
On Boredom; reflections on isolation and creativity
On Boredom; reflections on isolation and creativity.
Edith…
Nov 21, 2022/by OutreachEdith…
Write your MLA: Increase arts spending now!
The Saskatchewan Arts Alliance continues to remind the provincial…
Nov 3, 2022/by OutreachConclusion Part One: The Pandemic Shadow
Once upon a time, without concern, we went indoors and crowded…
Nov 2, 2022/by OutreachIntroducing SAA’s 2022-23 Board of Directors
Thanks to everyone who attended the Saskatchewan Arts Alliance’s…
Sep 30, 2022/by SAA WebmasterCommunity Meeting and AGM 2022
Date: September 14, 2022
Aug 9, 2022/by SAA WebmasterHybrid Identity: Toward an Unknown
Hybrid Identity: Toward an Unknown
Written by Mohadese Movahed
On…
May 15, 2022/by SAA WebmasterWritten by Mohadese Movahed
On…
Pajama Party Politics: There is no justice without access
An Online Event
May 10, 2022/by SAA WebmasterSTOP the Saskatchewan Government’s Tax on Arts & Culture
Call to Action: Petition
Apr 20, 2022/by SAA WebmasterCall to Action
Crowdsourcing Campaign Challenges and Ideas
Apr 18, 2022/by SAA WebmasterArt Works – On the Boards Staging Company
For over 20 years, the company has provided expertise and resources in the technical and administrative areas of production to help hundreds of independent artists and performer-producers stage their art. During the pandemic, however, cancellations have been the norm, and the Refinery space has been almost empty. Gallant-Morari’s concert had been cancelled twice before they finally pulled it off.
Apr 15, 2022/by SAA WebmasterFederal Government Announces Budget 2022
Federal Government Announces Budget 2022
On April 7, 2022,…
Apr 8, 2022/by SAA WebmasterOn April 7, 2022,…
SAA Presents Premier Scott Moe with Letter on PST Expansion
Delegation sent to Legislature
Apr 6, 2022/by SAA Webmaster2022-23 Provincial Budget: Back on Track
SAA Response
Mar 23, 2022/by SAA WebmasterInvesting in the Arts: Process over Production
Investing in the Arts: Process over Production
Written by Carla…
Mar 15, 2022/by SAA WebmasterWritten by Carla…
Regional Meeting
Bill C-11: What is at stake for the cultural community in Saskatchewan?
Mar 10, 2022/by SAA WebmasterWriting Fiction & Non-fiction with Judith Silverthorne
FREE workshop
Mar 1, 2022/by SAA WebmasterState of Emergence: Why We Need Artists Right Now
February 18 - Register Now!
Feb 2, 2022/by SAA WebmasterArt Works – Free Flow Dance Theatre
Of all the art forms that can go public – like paintings mounted in a gallery, literature in the form of a reading by a novelist or poet, music in a concert hall, stadium or coffee shop, and, of course, theatre – contemporary dance “may be the toughest sell,” Jackie Latendresse believes.
Jan 31, 2022/by SAA WebmasterCanada Worker Lockdown Benefit
Call to Action: Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit
SAA continues…
Jan 20, 2022/by SAA WebmasterSAA continues…
Circling Back
Circling Back by Em Ironstar
Almost five years exactly before…
Jan 15, 2022/by SAA WebmasterAlmost five years exactly before…
Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit
Call to Action
Jan 15, 2022/by SAA WebmasterSAA Response to Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit
Letter to Premier Scott Moe
Jan 14, 2022/by SAA WebmasterShare Your Thoughts and Win!
SAA 2022 Online Event Series
Dec 21, 2021/by SAA Webmaster