A Global Nation vs. Nation

Multidisciplinary Arts Competitions

International ArtsGames® Committee (IAC)

The International ArtsGames Committee ( IAC) is composed of Olympians and Artists. Its mission is to demonstrate the excellence that exists in all cultures.

The IAC has four major pillars: the International ArtsGames Committee (IAC) (the governing body), the International ArtsGames Federations (IAFs) (the feeder system), the ArtsGames Movement (global engagement) and the ArtsGames (the global, groundbreaking nation-versus-nation competition.)

The IAC is building a global infrastructure for world-class artists who use their craft for the betterment of humanity.

Benjamin Swatez brings his art to a Syrian Refugee Camp.

In order to achieve this, it is modeling the Olympic and International Sports Federations model. This model consists of feeder competitions to select the best competitors in the world to represent their respective countries at the ArtsGames.

This site follows the journey of the ArtsGames Movement. Join our efforts as we build the world’s most ambitious arts initiative. It is the global infrastructure that is needed to showcase the excellence in all cultures.

In the ArtsGames’ nation-vs.-nation competition, no one loses!

Introduction

The IAC’s Global Arts Infrastructure

The International ArtsGames Committee (IAC) has created a global infrastructure for world-class artists, similar to the infrastructure enjoyed by high-performance athletes.

Competitors are to be regulated through their respective International ArtsGames Federation (IAF). Each IAF is part of a feeder system for the multidisciplinary ArtsGames competitions.

Building Federations

Thirty federations are being

developed, one International

ArtsGames Federation for

each discipline.

Membership Opportunities

Next spring, the IAC will be accepting members for multiple levels of participation as part of its strategic plan to implement its objectives.

Stay Tuned for Updates

We invite you to stay tuned for

updates on the progress of

this global arts infrastructure

and the launch of International

ArtsGames Federations.

Exciting Opportunities Await

Be a part of many groundbreaking events showcasing artistic performances. Be a volunteer, a worker, an investor, a sponsor, a distributor or broadcaster. Together we can witness the excellence in all cultures from around the world.

Laying a foundation for talented artists from every culture to access the world stage.

The ArtsGames – Nation vs Nation competitions

Implementation

Strategic Plan

The IAC has developed a strategic plan to implement the ArtsGames competition. International ArtsGames Federations stage World Championships every two years. These will be used as qualifying rounds for artists to represent their nations at the ArtsGames competition.

International ArtsGames Federation (IAF)

Competitors at the ArtsGames are regulated through specific IAFs, which serve as feeder systems to the ArtsGames competitions. After the inaugural ArtsGames, the ArtsGames competitions will occur every four years.

Accepting Members

The IAC will be accepting members for various levels of participation through a formal process dealing with licensing, employment, volunteer programs and a myriad of other exciting affiliations.

It’s for the Betterment of Humanity.

Join us in building, celebrating and promoting the importance of supporting artists who represent their nations in a demonstration of the excellence that exists in their cultures.

The IAC’s Strategic Plan

The Strategy

Creating a Global Network for the Arts

The IAC’s strategic plan aims to unite artists –

through competitions, conferences and media

– to promote and celebrate artistic excellence

from around the world.

Developing  IAFs

Thirty IAFs are being established, one for each

of the 30 disciplines of artistic competitions. These

disciplines are grouped within five art forms: Music, Dance, Literature, Visual Arts and Media Arts.

Launching in 2026

International ArtsGames Federations are

currently being developed, with the final

international federation licenses being

issued by 2026.

Lending a Hand by supporting the experts

Existing artistic organizations need all of the support they can get. That is the purpose of the National ArtsGames Federations (NAFs). NAFs are charged

with finding funding solutions for longstanding

artistic organizations.

Creating a Global Network for the Arts

Become a Member!

Spring 2025, the IAC will be accepting members for many levels of participation in the Movement.

International ArtsGames Federations Volunteers

Thirty IAFs are in various stages of development.

There is one IAF for each of the 30 disciplines of artistic competitions.

Check here for developing volunteer opportunities and activities.

International ArtsGames Federation Licensing

A limited number of IAFs are available for licensing.

Licenses can be owned or managed according to negotiated IAC terms and conditions.

National Arts Orgs Registration

National ArtsGames Federations (NAFs) are being established in every country to provide financial resources to existing arts organizations.