Breaking Attendance Barriers: Why People With Interest Do Not Visit “Research shows that a sizeable portion of people who report interest in visiting museums and other cultural organizations do not actually walk in the door. What gives? The first step to motivating attendance is understanding why interested audiences do not
Conferences, Education & Training
Digital Social Action Program (CANVAS Arts Action Programs)
“At CANVAS, we value providing interactive, arts-based education to young people – even amid COVID-19. At DSAP, participants will create art projects with their peers using simple, household materials. Participants will have access to a Google Classroom where they will find discussion questions, at-home project curricula, and video suggestions for
REMEMBER THIS: A free online film program in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
“REMEMBER THIS is a free, inter-generational, online program engaging people to connect with each other and create films. Reel Youth facilitators will lead guided creative writing and filmmaking activities that will capture people’s experiences, wisdom, and relationship to the land while living through the Covid-19 pandemic. No experience is necessary!
Let’s Talk Art Webinar: AI & The Arts (Apr 9, Neighbourhood Arts Network)
“Neighbourhood Arts Network and RBC Foundation present a free workshop series showcasing inspiring artists, vibrant spaces, and valuable information to help artists make new connections, increase their capacity and learn more about the arts in Toronto. This year, we are exploring the relationship between technology and art. Technology now serves as a key influence
Community Engagement in the Arts – Couch Conference Edition (Rotary Arts Centre, Corner Brook)
“Join artists/community leaders Jane Walker (Union House Arts), Sally Wolchyn-Raab (Eyelevel Gallery), and Melissa Tremblett (Visual Artist) for a Community Engagement in the Arts event hosted via the online platform: BlueJeans. The event will take place on (Day 1) Thursday March 26th from 1:30 – 3:30pm and (Day 2) Friday
Together Apart: free online film program in response to COVID-19 (Reel Youth)
What is Together Apart? “We may be in self-isolation, but we are in this together. The Covid-19 pandemic is distancing us, so Reel Youth brings you a fun & creative way to get together and make films. Community will never be cancelled. Connections will continue to grow! Lets discover how
Staying Connected during the Pandemic – Roundtable Discussions (Canadian Network for Arts and Learning)
“As we watch the entire world closing down, we can have no doubt that we are living through a time of extraordinary challenge. No one is more adversely affected by the necessary social distancing measures than practitioners and learners in the arts and learning sector. Many professionals find themselves unable
Back to School: PD Series for Performing Artists Working in Schools (Prologue Performing Arts)
“Are you a performing artist with a passion for arts education and working with young people? If so, consider joining us at Back to School! Presented in partnership by Prologue Performing Arts and WorkInCulture, Back to School: Professional Development for Performing Artists Working in Schools will take participants through the
Call for Community-Engaged Artists: FUTURES/forward
“FUTURES/forward is a National Mentorship Program in Community-Engaged Arts for Social Change (ASC) in Association with Environmental Organizations Across Canada! Are you an early to mid-career community-engaged artist who would benefit from the support of a senior ASC artist? Are you passionate about climate justice? Are you a seasoned community-engaged artist
The Art Hives Spring Institute (Kingston, ON)
“Are you thinking about starting an art hive in your community? Are you working in an existing art hive and would like to improve its functioning or expand its activities? Are you looking to connect with people who share your dream? This training is just for you! Date: Friday, March 27,