“The #RippleEffect is the Ontario Arts Council’s series of short videos exploring how, beyond their intrinsic qualities, publicly funded arts activities add value in communities across Ontario. To learn more, visit: www.arts.on.ca/ArtsAddValue. Every summer, the outdoor theatre company, 4th Line Theatre brings history to life and tourists to Peterborough and
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Video: The Ripple Effect/Effet d’écho – Workman Arts
“The #RippleEffect is the Ontario Arts Council’s series of short videos exploring how, beyond their intrinsic qualities, publicly funded arts activities add value in communities across Ontario. To learn more, visit: www.arts.on.ca/ArtsAddValue. For more than 30 years, Workman Arts has been empowering people with mental health and addiction challenges by
Sarasvàti Productions presents Songide’ewin
“Songide’ewin, Sôhkitêhêwin, Neljedghile, Shoohkitayhew, Kapiasungitoaluk, Waditaka, Courage. Reconciliation comes alive through music, dance, theatre and visual art! Join Sarasvàti Productions for this unique experience that shares the stories of over 70 Indigenous youth and their view of reconciliation. The performance includes an interactive art walk, a stage performance, and the
Indigenous Arts Projects (Ontario Arts Council)
“The program supports Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) artists to research, develop and create new work and engage with their communities, as well as opportunities for Indigenous organizations and communities to strengthen their relationships with the arts. There are three categories: Individuals Ad hoc groups/collectives Organizations Grants help cover the
Arts autochtones – projets (Conseil des arts de l’Ontario)
“Le programme soutient la recherche, le développement et la création de nouvelles œuvres ainsi que l’engagement communautaire des artistes autochtones (Premières Nations, Métis et Inuits) et les occasions pour les organismes et les communautés autochtones de renforcer leurs relations avec les arts. Le programme comporte trois catégories de subventions :
Call for Submissions: Rendezvous with Madness Festival 2020
The Rendezvous with Madness Festival (RWM) is the first and largest art and mental health festival in the world, hosted each year by Workman Arts in Toronto, Canada. The festival presents local, national and international work exploring themes of mental health and/or addiction issues. In summer 2020, Workman Arts will move from 651 Dufferin
Call for Submissions – The Gathering: Spring 2020
“THE GATHERING has been a powerful, positive and supportive convening of arts practitioners geared towards sharing strategies in the engagement of indigenous, racialized, deaf, disabled and mad, women and other historically-marginalized artists and communities. Since it was initiated by CPAMO in Spring 2016, the Gathering has offered an interactive space where
ArtBridges Fifth Annual Recognition Awards / Prix honorifiques annuels d’ArtBridges/ToileDesArts!
We are pleased to announce the award winners forArtBridges Fifth Annual Recognition Awards! The awards showcase remarkable work in community-engaged arts in Canada in three categories: Innovation!, Resiliency! and Creativity! The award process: In mid-2019 we did a call for community-engaged arts initiatives, community partners and ArtBridges Member initiatives to
World Community Arts Day 2020 (Feb 17, International)
“WORLD COMMUNITY ARTS DAY 17/02/20 ‘We can either react in fear or anger to the state of our world thus becoming part of the problem or respond creatively and become part of the solution.’ You are invited to be part of a global celebration on 17/02/20All we ask is that
Youth Art Enrichment (Dawson City, Yukon)
“Now in its 19th year, Youth Art Enrichment is an annual four-day art program for Yukon youth hosted by the Klondike Institute of Art & Culture (KIAC) in Dawson City. Artistically-inclined youth aged 14-18 travel from across the Yukon to take part in intensive workshops with a professional artist. Students choose one of three courses to study for the duration of the program, in