“This professional development course is for emerging and established Artist Educators and Community Facilitators who are in a time of transition or re-birth in their lives and/or work. If you are seeking a revived sense of direction and purpose in your work in the Community Arts sector, this training is
Archive for May, 2018
CBC Arts Article: Spend a day carving stone in Cape Dorset with 13-year-old artist David Pudlat
CBC Arts shares with us a recent article on David Pudlat, a 13-year artist from Cape Dorset. Here’s an excerpt from the article, as well as a video below to learn more about David and his artwork: “David Pudlat remembers that when he was six or seven years old, he drew a
Submit your award nomination! / Soumettez votre candidature pour les prix honorifiques!
(Vous trouverez le message en français à la suite) ArtBridges/ToileDesArts is now collecting nominations for the 4th Annual Recognition Awards for community-engaged arts initiatives, community partners and ArtBridges’ Member initiatives. These awards will showcase remarkable work in community-engaged arts taking place in Canada. There are three categories: 1) Innovation 2) Resiliency 3) Creativity One award
Call for Applications: Mikw Chiyâm Teaching Artist Residency 2018
“Mikw Chiyâm is accepting applications from artists of any discipline to work with secondary school (high school) students in Eeyou Istchee, the Cree Nation in Northern Québec for 6 weeks at a time. This is a paid position (fee of $7,500 + travel, per diem, and housing provided) and artists
SKETCHTalks: Diversity & Inclusion Panel-Discussions (Toronto)
Diversity & Inclusion SKETCHTalks bring together leaders from Toronto’s technology, advertising, creative and not-for-profit sectors to create strategies and dialogue around impact and change-making in the community. With The Globe and Mail recently heralding “Diversity and Inclusion give firms a competitive edge,” there’s no doubt creating an organizational culture that
Call for Artists: The Placemaking Project (Art Starts, Scarborough)
“The Placemaking Project will see youth and professional artists consult, design and craft 2 permanent public art installations within the (Scarborough) Cultural Hotspot boundaries. To ensure local excitement, resonance and a high-quality outcome, the installation locations, type and lead artist/s will be determined following community and stakeholder consultations. Creative initiatives
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