Accession N-1992-279 - Northwest Territories Art and Crafts Council

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Northwest Territories Art and Crafts Council

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N-1992-279

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  • 1980 (Creation)
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    Northwest Territories Arts and Crafts Council

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The Northwest Territories Arts and Crafts Council (NWT ACC) was a non-profit society formed in 1978 with financial assistance from the Department of Economic Development and Tourism. The object of the Council was to promote and encourage the development of quality crafts and craftsmanship within the Northwest Territories. Policy was set by an elected board of directors and the Council published a newsletter and monthly news bulletin as a communication vehicle between crafts-people. The NWT Arts and Crafts Council was affiliated with the Canadian Crafts Council and World Crafts Council. After its founding, the Council sent delegates to the World Crafts Council in Vienna and Simon Qamanirq, the Chair, attended annual meetings of the Canadian Craft Council. The organization struggled and while it could obtain project funding, it could not obtain core funding, and it eventually dissolved in 1985.

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The accession consists of one copy of the NWT Art and Crafts Council broadsheet dated spring 1980. The newsletter outlines some of the activities taking place in the Northwest Territories, Canadian Crafts Council news and information on upcoming art displays in the south. English and Inuktitut languages.

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