Why artists shouldn't miss out Digital Training Opportunity
The Ministry of Youth and Culture, the Rwanda Academy of Language and Culture in partnership with Imbuto Foundation launched the Cultural and Creative Industry (CCI) recovery plan, in response to the short and long term impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the industry. The CCI recovery plan focuses on the following 3 key interventions:
Through this Recovery Framework, the Ministry of Youth and Culture and its partners also aim to deliver skills training to 300 artists to boost their ability to digitize commerce of their various products leverage the available technology infrastructure and services that facilitate growth of e-commerce in Rwanda.
Additionally, Artists can now access designated spaces at national museums for open air activities with access to internet and space to sell artwork.
Targeted art categories:
Why artists should not miss out the opportunity
During this #COVID19 pandemic, art businesses and individuals have been affected in the way that business should be done. This calls for the Creative Community to embrace the digital way, E-commerce as they sell either visual arts or other collectible items.
This opportunity will empower artists to easily build their platform online while continuing to do what they love without having to stress over the nuances of physical events.
E-commerce sites will enable artists to reach a wider market audience. People will not have to walk to their showroom physically for them to see and hopefully purchase their products.