“Lakeshore Arts is seeking project proposals to activate our Community Project Space in our 2021 programming season. Deadline to apply: August 17, 2020 About Lakeshore Arts is a nonprofit community arts organization dedicated to engaging all peoples using multidisciplinary art forms as a way of enriching lives and strengthening Toronto’s
Archive for July, 2020
ArtSpace: A Space for Meaningful Interactions, Community Conversations & Creating Art (Ribbon Rouge Foundation, Alberta)
“Limited spots available! Register by August 8th! Are you African, Caribbean, Black? Looking for a space to build community and form connections? Looking to express yourself? ArtSpaces are events designed for meaningful interactions and community conversations with African, Carribean, Black individuals, with the intention of building relationships and forming social
Call for Community Consultants: Digital Projects (Tangled Art + Disability)
Do you follow Tangled Art + Disability? Then we may need your help! “Tangled is conducting paid interviews with artists and audience members as part of an evaluation and exploration of our online presence, accessibility, and community. We, along with everyone else, are feeling the impacts of the shut down.
Calls for Proposals: Research on funding for Indigenous artists, arts groups, and arts organizations (ArtsNL, Newfoundland and Labrador)
“ArtsNL is reissuing the request for proposals from individuals willing to travel to the territories of the province’s five main Indigenous groups in order to help ArtsNL determine the best way to deliver funding within its mandate that targets the specific needs of Indigenous artists, arts groups and arts organizations
Online Roundtable – Artists’ Response in Uncertain Times (Mural Routes)
“2020 has shown us that mural artists can be looked to as the cultural “First Responders” in Uncertain Times. Join us online as this panel of speakers share examples of how individual artists, collectives, and organizations can creatively pivot and negotiate the margins, and lead with creative solutions during these
TO WORK OR NOT TO WORK: Interactive Theatre for Dialogue
“As restrictions lift, will we still be allowed to keep working from home? Does the system ask us to choose between our careers and our family’s health? How can we support each other when we’re asked to return to the office? TO WORK OR NOT TO WORK is an interactive
Call to Indigenous artists, authors, and media makers: Create to Learn@Home (imagineNATIVE & TakingITGlobal)
Develop a Create to Learn Series! “TakingITGlobal’s Create to Learn program has launched an at-home training initiative in partnership with imagineNATIVE to support students who are interested in learning digital skills through our online video database or through our Create to Learn App. We are looking for Indigenous artists, authors,
Call for Black or Indigenous Playwright & Curator Submissions (Alley Theatre, Vancouver)
“As a settler led organization, we have been listening to and witnessing the courage and resilience in Black and Indigenous communities in the face of appalling violence, racism and white supremacy. Black Lives Matter. Indigenous Lives Matter. And we’ve been searching for ways to take action that amplifies this. Within
Call for Donations (Sudbury Street Arts)
“Sudbury Street Arts launched in the fall of 2019 as a weekly arts drop-in space reserved for low-income folks and homeless and/or street involved people. Each Wednesday we’d gather as community members with mixed and shared experiences of homelessness, extreme poverty, immigration, queer identity, gender-based violence, disability, Indigeneity and racialization,
Appel à projet : Métissages Urbains
Métissages Urbains “Le programme Métissages Urbains accueille des artistes en résidence dans notre espace commun: la rue. Accompagné.e.s d’un médiateur ou d’une médiatrice de notre équipe, les artistes co-créent des œuvres (peinture, son, projection, architecture…) avec les passant.e.s afin de créer un lieu d’échanges et de rencontres improbables entre tous les citoyens
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