Wales Arts International

Wales Arts International enables international work in the arts through collaborations, projects, networks and communication, offering a gateway between the arts of Wales and the world. They provide advice and support to artists and arts organisations from Wales who work internationally, and are a contact point for international artists organisations and agencies working in or connecting with Wales.

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PRACTICS gathered cultural organisations from around the EU with the aim of improving the provision of information on cultural mobility in Europe.

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  • Zoom grid with five speakers from the 'UK & EU Mobility Flows in the Visual Arts' webinar.
    Mobility Webinar - UK & EU Mobility Flows in the Visual Arts
    For this Webinar, On the Move collaborated with Wales Arts International and Arts Infopoint UK to exchange on the artistic and cultural mobility flows between EU’s Member-States and the United Kingdom.
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    Posted 28 October 2022
  • Cover for Briefing Note on Brexit for the Arts Sector. Title with abstract design of interlocking, snaking lines.
    Briefing Note on Brexit for the Arts Sector
    ‘Brexit is not (only) a UK issue’. The International team of Arts Council of Wales, Wales Arts International, has published a briefing note for the arts sector as we all prepare for the implications of Brexit. Wales Arts International is a member of On the Move. Read and share this document.
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    Posted 2 January 2019
  • Evaluation of the International Opportunities Fund (Wales)
    Wales Arts International has commissioned an evaluation of the International Opportunities Fund (IOF) and its impact on the mobility of artists and cultural professionals based in Wales. The research was carried out by On the Move through interviews with both recipients of the IOF awards and their international partners.
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    Posted 16 January 2014