Zambia

_{The Insaka International Artists Trust (IIAT) is registered as a professional artists affiliate non-governmental organisation to Zambia National Visual Arts Council, which is also affiliated to the National Arts Council. IIAT operate from Rockston Studio 1985, Offices at 27 Elm Rd Woodlands, Lusaka. IIAT organises and promotes local and international artistic talent to work for fourteen days (insakartists workshops). Read more from transartists.nl}

_{Insaka international Artists Trust (IIAT) invites you to The 2007 Insaka International Artists Workshop in Zambia to take place between July 25th to 7th August 2007 in Siavonga. Open studio day is 4th August, 2007. The trust organizes and promotes local and international artists to work together for fourteen days away from everyday busy life, in a peaceful environment where ARTISTS can experiment, share knowledge and experiences in the process of intercultural exchange and in the making of contemporary ART from artists of diverse background. To apply, contact Zenzele Chulu on insakartists@yahoo.com. More information on Insakartists}

_{The Zambian visual art scene is beginning to take off and the Mbile International Workshop aims to nurture it. Upcoming artists from all around the country meet with professional artists from Zambia and beyond and live together, discussing their work and trying out new ideas. At the end of the workshop, there is an exhibition in the Lusaka National Museum which gives the public a chance to see...Read more}

_{In Zambia's humble equivalent of the Oscars, the country's leading artists and performers are praised for their achievements. The awards are organised by The National Arts Council of Zambia whose overall objective of is to advise government on policy towards visual, performing, media and literary arts in the country and also to encourage artistic excellence. Read more from nationalartscouncil}

_{The 1st ever International Film Festival of Zambia will take place from the 28th October to 11th November 2006. It will feature the following programme items: Film/video productions within the framework of the last 10 years. Films that celebrate our day-to-day experience, the past and culture. Click here for entry guidlines}