Funded by an allocation from the Department of Arts and Culture, the BASA Supporting Grant programme serves as a mechanism through which business and the arts can engage and achieve mutual benefit.
BASA is committed to the relevance and sustainability of the arts in society and offers innovative programmes the provide and support knowledge transfer, skills development, and training in the cultural and creative sectors.
BASA supports its members in leveraging partnerships between business and the arts by providing benefits such as up-to-date research, resources, support, information and networking opportunities.
Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) is pleased to announce the opening of applications for Cycle 4 of the BASA Supporting Grants Programme. Eligible candidates have until 24 January 2025 to submit their funding proposals for projects that promote artistic excellence, foster social cohesion, and stimulate economic growth. The BASA Supporting Grants Programme provides financial…
Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) has pledged its support for an urgent plan to relocate the Johannesburg Arts Gallery’s multi-million rand art collection in order to protect the works from imminent environmental damage. The rescue and restoration plan is being driven by the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation and Friends of the Johannesburg Art Gallery. As…
LOCATION: JOHANNESBURG REFERENCE: BASAHR122024 APPLICATION DEADLINE: 07 JANUARY 2025, 17:00 Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) is a non-profit organisation committed to driving collaboration between the business sector and the arts. Our mission is to foster sustainable partnerships and ensure the relevance and resilience of the arts in society. Through innovative programmes, resources and training,…