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Despite challenges during the 2025/2026 academic year, the Institute of Creative Arts on Thursday, October 15, celebrated the graduation of 41 students across six areas of creative study, highlighting both academic achievement and continued progress in the development of the creative arts in Guyana.
During the academic year, programmes were offered in Dance, Fine Arts, Theatre Arts, and Drama, among other areas of study.
Speaking at the event, which was held at the National Cultural Centre, Director of Culture Tamika Boatswain reported on the challenges that shaped the academic year at the Institute of Creative Arts.
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