“Workman Arts is accepting applications for performance work as a part of the Rendezvous with Madness Festival from October 10 – 20, 2019. The deadline for applications is Wednesday, December 19, 2018. Workman Arts is an arts and mental health organization known internationally for its artistic collaborations, presentations, knowledge exchange, best
Archive for November, 2018
Digital Arts Services Symposium (March 15-20, Toronto)
“ARTSPOND / ÉTANG D’ARTS presents in association with AGILO ARTS + BEMUSED NETWORK Digital Arts Services Symposium 2019 Symposium des services d’arts numériques 2019 All digits on deck | Tous les caractères sur la table Jessa Agilo & Margaret Lam (Co-curators) March 15-20, 2019 Toronto Reference Library and other Toronto-area venues
The Wishing Tree (H’art Centre, Kingston)
“In Prince Edward County, there stood a 700-year old sugar maple that some believed had magical powers to grant wishes. For 200 years, people would kneel beneath her canopy holding the branches and the leaves close to their hearts and make wishes that ultimately came true. Until one day, the
Workshop: ArtReach Grant Writing 101 (Toronto)
“Are you a young artist or youth organizer? Have you been thinking about applying for funding for your projects but unsure of where to start? In this session we will dive into the basics of preparing a clear, concise, and effective grant application. We will break down and explore the
Moccasin Vamp Workshops: NEECHEE STUDIO is a free art & culture program for youth, led by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists (Thunder Bay)
“December 14, 2018 – 1st workshop Youth will be taught the different styles and methods that pertain to our communities while learning how to make their own pattern and vamp from the tracing of their foot. They will then be given the opportunity to be creative through design and color
The Gathering: Intersections between Community Arts & Socially Engaged Arts Practices (CPAMO, Toronto)
(left to right): Coco Murray, Mugabi Byenkya, Wayne Dunkley, Lisa Frost, Aria Evans and Akshata Naik. “The Gathering has been a very powerful, positive and supportive process geared towards sharing strategies in the engagement of Indigenous, racialized, deaf, disabled, mad, queer, women and other historically-marginalized artists and communities since it was initiated by
Smoke Signals: Indigenous Communications Conference (Creative Manitoba Indigenous Programs)
“The smoke signal is one of the oldest forms of long-distance communication used to gather people together for celebration, to transmit news, and to signal danger. Hosted by Creative Manitoba Indigenous Programs, Smoke Signals is a gathering of community-engaged artists and arts leaders examining the importance of Indigenous voices in
Call for Instructors: Youth Art Enrichment (KIAC, Dawson City)
“KIAC is seeking Yukon-based instructors for Youth Art Enrichment, a four-day intensive arts program for Yukon high school students, held in Dawson City, Yukon in March, 2019. Each instructor will teach a group of eight to twelve students in their selected medium for the duration of the program. The goal
Lancement de la Scène Stella et appel aux artistes (Nouvelle-Écosse)
“Dartmouth, le 1er novembre 2018 – La vice-présidente de la FéCANE, et présidente du comité organisateur, Claudia Marchand est particulièrement fière de lancer la 3e édition de Scène Stella, qui pour l’occasion change de nom. Elle précise : « Nous avons voulu, pour des raisons de cohérence et d’efficacité,
Profile Highlight: Neighbourhood Arts Ottawa | L’Art des quartiers d’Ottawa
As ArtBridges’ Community-Engaged Arts Directory grows, we realize that it’s a bit overwhelming to read through all of the profiles. We’re hoping that by occasionally highlighting some profiles on our blog, you may learn about an initiative that you may not have initially seen in the directory. Also, if you know of