MASK’s range of activities:

• Practical activities: initiating, organising and running the activities;
• Documentation and archiving photography/ DVDs/ CDs/ filming/ audio-taping/ iPods to record events, artists, key speeches, collection of artwork;
• Regular update of MASK’s website;
• Building human capacity: developing creative skills in children, teacher-training programmes, and arts management training;
• Advocacy and networking: organising and planning effective lobbying, in particular the creative education and cultural policies of African countries,  the Commonwealth, UNISEF, UNESCO, ECOWAS and African Union; building networks of art educators, media, and business sponsors of the arts,
• Managing national, regional, and international exhibitions,
• Fundraising: raising sponsorship, international donations, submitting narrative and financial reports, etc;
• Develop a pedagogical framework for creative education, toolkits and manuals development;
• Distribution of the arts: exhibitions, competitions, collaboration, joint ventures in cultural entrepreneurship;
• Developing theory and critical perspectives: seminars and conferences, blogs, website articles, publications,
• Organisational development: to build MASK as a sustainable organisation.