Facilitated by ARCA at Temporal Anchorings, an IMAA Conference

Join us in Halifax, Nova Scotia on June 12th for our roundtable discussion centering on the future of artist-run centres. This discussion will be presented as an additional program of the IMAA conference, Temporal Anchorings.
The future of artist-run centres
Facilitator: Clayton Windatt
A round-table discussion exploring the shared futures of artist-run centres. This casual meeting will allow interested and invested parties to share, listen and better understand what artist-run centres are facing across Canada today. Focusing on environments, barriers and community building, Windatt seeks to understand where groups like IMAA, ARCA and CARFAC can better provide support to artists and the spaces that support artist communities the most.
Clayton Windatt is a curator, multi-arts performer and filmmaker living and working in Ontario. As the former Executive Director of the White Water Gallery, Aboriginal Curatorial Collective and current Executive Director of the Artist-Run Centres and Collectives Conference, Clayton has an extensive history working in Artist-Run Culture and Community Arts. Clayton maintains contracts with various governments, colleges and non-government organizations as a writer, consultant and knowledge broker negotiating between peoples, places and communities. Clayton works in/with community, design, communications, curation, performance, theatre, technology, and consulting, and is a very active artist.
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