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 partnering with RMB Latitudes Art Fair to present the RMB Latitudes Talks, set to run from 23 to 25 May at the scenic Shepstone Gardens in Johannesburg. This collaboration reflects BASA’s ongoing commitment to driving meaningful dialogue and partnerships within the arts, both at home and across borders.…
In a powerful celebration of creativity, resilience, and entrepreneurship, the Debut Programme, funded by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC), has reached a significant milestone in its national rollout. At the heart of this achievement was the successful delivery of the pitch Den, which recently brought together more than 200 emerging creative entrepreneurs…
By Sascha Polkey, Research at Business and Arts South Africa There is no fire without a spark. In the ever-evolving landscape of the arts, emerging artists often face daunting challenges when it comes to getting that one lucky break and then securing ongoing funding, visibility, and access to opportunities. South Africa is awash with creativity…