ITI has developed a new on-line educational series to help NWT crafters and artists improve how they price and sell their artwork. 

November 4, 2022

The 16th Annual Yellowknife International Film Festival is underway. This year’s in-theatre event, the first since the pandemic,  promises a diverse lineup of feature films plus a showcase of northern and circumpolar ‘shorts’. For those who can’t attend in person, it includes opportunities to participate virtually.

Selected NWT artists are showcasing their creations at Winnipeg’s foremost arts festival this week.

Check out the lineup at NWT Arts-sponsored table at the YK Farmer’s Market this summer. Look for blue NWT Arts table cloth! (table #2 beside the Fireweed Studio Log Cabin)

June 8, 2022

The GNWT’s Departments of ITI and Education, Culture and Employment, together with NWT Tourism, are working with the City of Niagara Falls to celebrate more than just NWT athleticism at his year’s Canada Summer Games.

Multi-sport events provide a valuable opportunity for regions to showcase their special and unique characteristics and attractions to athletes, their supporters and spectators.

Get in on the 2022 Yellowknife International Film Festival Early, whether you’re a filmmaker or a videophile Friday, May 13 was your first opportunity to get tickets and submit films to the festival, now in its 16th year.

This long-awaited project was first imagined in March 2021 when HRHSSA began a partnership with the NWT Arts Program, Department of Industry, Tourism, and Investment (ITI) South Slave Regional Office to incorporate artwork of regional artists into the Hay River Regional Health Centre.

Check out some cool shots of Kelvin Redvers on set as he comes home to Hay River to give Northern roads a central role in his upcoming feature-length film.

What can Canadian video artists create in just 48 hours? That question was answered in Toronto over the weekend with an impressive in-person screening of finalists in the Canada-wide 48 Film Festival.

The NWT Arts Sealebration Workshop travelled north this year to Inuvik February 24-March 1, 2022.