“From analogue to digital innovations, big budgets to small, organizations across Canada found new ways to deliver their cultural output during the massive challenges brought by the pandemic. On behalf of the Creative City Network of Canada (CCNC), the City of Mississauga invites your organization to attend a workshop on
Conferences, Education & Training
Share and Connect: Indigenous Community Arts Program (SK Arts, Saskatchewan)
“The Share and Connect: Indigenous Community Arts program seeks to empower Indigenous communities to control and develop their own arts and culture. It promotes resilience and healing by: Deadlines: January 7 and June 7 For more information, please visit: https://sk-arts.ca/menu/grants/grants-by-type/community-organizations/share-and-connect-indigenous-community-arts.html -from SK Arts
Workshop – Rootedness: Sustainability for Black and Racialized Men
“The Rootedness Project is a collaboration (under the trusteeship of SKETCH) between the Good Guise Collective and the Black Men’s Therapy Fund. We have planned a series of weekly workshops for a cohort of 8-10 Black and racialized masculine-identified folk where we gather to explore what it means to sustain oneself across multiple dimensions
Woodland Drawing Workshop with Lucia Laford (VIBE Arts, online)
“Guided by Lucia Laford (Waawaaskone Qwe) artists of all ages and abilities are invited to learn how to draw in a Woodland Arts style! Material Suggestions: Paper, pencil, pen, markers, but any drawing tool works! This workshop is part of VIBE Arts’ Boreal Creates programming. Boreal Creates is a project
Workshop – Power Hour: Creating Care: Exploring Art as a Care Practice
“How do we understand the meaning of care? What would it mean to put care at the centre of our artistic practices? In our communities and collective spaces? This workshop invites mad, Deaf, and disabled artists to come together to discuss, debate, and develop these meanings. We will build from
Call for Applications: FUTURES/forward Mentorship Program
“The call for applications to the FUTURES/forward national community-engaged arts mentorship program is now OPEN! Application deadline is January 22, 2023! → Are you a mid-career community-engaged artist – aged 21 or older, residing and eligible to work in Canada – who would benefit from being mentored by a senior community-engaged, art
imagineNATIVE ORIGINALS: Short Film Commission & Mentorship Program
“Calling all Indigenous filmmakers – expand your filmmaking experience by creating a 5-10 min short! Expand your familiarity with new technologies and work hands-on with the knowledgeable staff at Charles Street Video (CSV) who will train you on how to use new equipment and new editing software. This mentorship is
Call for Applications: Tough Act to Follow – A Live Performance Mastery Program (Toronto)
“Tough Act To Follow is a live performance mastery program for music artists and spoken-word poets aged 18-29 who have limited access to professional live performance training. This intensive 9-week program will focus on what Dynesti calls the “three elements of live performance. Requirements For more information, please visit: https://dynesti.com/coaching/
Discovering Delight: Creative Writing Workshop for BIPOC Creatives (Regent Park Film Festival)
“For those of us who identify as Indigenous, Black, and/or people of colour, we are asked all too often to default to our stories of hardships, trauma, and oppression. But we are all of that and so much more. Our stories are beautiful, heartbreaking, uplifting, contradictory, and constantly unfolding. What
Walls For All: An Online Panel Talk & Brainstorming Session
“WALLS FOR ALLA Panel and Brainstorming Jam for women & gender diverse street artistsTuesday, December 13, 2022 | 2pm-4pmOnline using ZoomFREE | Register via EventBriteFeaturing Panelists Fiya Bruxa, Claire Browne, Jacquie Comrie, and Danielle Hyde Although more women and gender diverse muralists have become established and well-known artists over the years,