Sharing stories through art
Kevin Loring is a first-time playwright who helped his community to heal with his play about survival.
Arts Partners in Creative Development (APCD) assisted BC arts and cultural organizations to create and develop new works or further develop existing works. Created in 2007, APCD committed an investment of $6.5 million over three years to support works being showcased both locally and worldwide.
APCD was a partnership of 2010 Legacies Now, Canada Council for the Arts, Province of British Columbia, City of Vancouver, Vancouver Foundation and VANOC. Visit ArtsPartners.ca for more information.
Kevin Loring is a first-time playwright who helped his community to heal with his play about survival.
Ten choreographers created new works to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Dancing on the Edge Festival.
Five world-renowned artists explored the relationship between nature and technology with works presented at the Elements Festival on Gabriola Island.
Acclaimed visual artist Pat Martin Bates was showcased in an exhibit commissioned by the Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria.
APCD funded a production that showcased works from visual artists and writers, commissioned by the Doryphone Independent Curators Society.
The Geist Foundation commissioned six new works with funding from APCD.
Visual artist Althea Thauberger collaboration with residents of the Downtown Eastside to create a site-specific work
APCD funded a media art production on social and political topics, commissioned by the Okanagan Artists Alternative.
The Magnetic North Festival Theatre Society produced HIVE 2 with funding from APCD.
MovEnt commissioned eight new works by Canadian dance artists and choreographers thanks to funding from APCD.
APCD funded a series of twenty minute musicals commissioned by the Theatre Replacement Society.
APCD funded a workshop on creating a theatre production on a set made of snow and ice.
Play about aboriginal issues helps community come to terms with its past.
Jeremy Long, Executive Director of BC Arts Council, talks about the leadership 2010 Legacies Now has show in the BC arts and cultural sector.
Burke Taylor, Vice President, Culture and Celebrations, VANOC, talks about partnering with 2010 Legacies Now to help strengthen arts and culture in British Columbia.
19 projects receive a total of $800,000 in funding from APCD.
The Coastal Jazz and Blues Society commissioned two internationally acclaimed composers and improvisors to compose a number of pieces based on the rules, systems and culture of ice hockey.
With support from Arts Partners in Creative Development, 23 artists came together to create Continuum, a group exhibition developed in collaboration with Northwest Coast Aboriginal communities.
Displayed throughout 2009 at The Vancouver Art Gallery, Ought Apartment combined Reece Terris' art practice with his experience as a renovation contractor.
Balance, an installation at the Two Rivers Gallery in Prince George, addresses the current pine beetle epidemic using an installation that brings together human and tree forms.
Arts Partners in Creative Development (APCD), a $6.5-million arts investment partnership between six Canadian funders, is featuring 10 projects at the Cultural Olympiad during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
2010 Legacies Now has supported B.C. arts and cultural organizations to find innovative ways to do business, produce projects and encourage participation in the arts through its granting programs.
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