“Outside Looking In offers a high school accredited dance program providing the opportunity to Indigenous youth and their communities to engage in long-term intensive education through dance. Should youth fulfill the academic and attendance requirements of the program, youth get the opportunity to join other Indigenous youth from across Canada for
Events
Stitching Our Stories & Making Marks (A Community Art Project with the Espanola Fibre Arts Festival, ON)
“Story telling has been an essential component of community life for thousands of years. In days past, people would gather communally to share stories. Stories of encouragement, hardship, pride, fear and sadness were shared as essential parts of life. Today, we listen to stories on the radio, watch movies that
Miiyuu Pimaatswiin: Living a Good Life–A Symposium for Indigenous Women Arts Leaders, June 3-5 (Toronto)
“Miiyuu Pimaatswiin: Living a Good Life A Symposium for Indigenous Women Arts Leaders June 3-5, 2016, Toronto, Ontario Register Now Native Women in the Arts presents Miiyuu Pimaatswiin: Living a Good Life symposium offering Indigenous women arts leaders a space to stimulate positive dialogue and wellness practices. Miiyuu Pimaastwiin is
Courage Lab: Cultivating Self Care & Compassion through an Indigenous Lens, April 21 (Toronto)
“Courage Lab: Arts & Equity Workshop Series – ‘Cultivating Self Care & Compassion through an Indigenous Lens’ Thursday, April 21st, 2016 | 5:30-9:00pm SKETCH Working Arts | 180 Shaw Street, lower level, Toronto, Ontario M6J 2W5 Hosted by SKETCH and the Neighbourhood Arts Network Facilitated by Special Guests Malikah Awe:ri
Make a Living Making Art: Skill building opportunities for under-represented artists (Sault Ste. Marie, ON)
“What does it take to make a living making art in Sault Ste. Marie and the greater Algoma Region? Who is represented in our local arts community and who is missing? asks Rihkee Strapp, facilitator for “Make A Living Making Art.” “Make a Living Making Art” is a series of
RAOTIHÓN:TSA – Focus sur la création contemporaine des Premières Nations
“La Chapelle est fière de présenter RAOTIHÓN:TSA – Focus sur la création contemporaine des Premières Nations, du 8 au 22 avril prochain. Articulé autour de la diffusion du spectacle AGOKWE de Waawaate Fobister à La Chapelle, ce focus se décline en plusieurs évènements, avec des artistes issus de différentes disciplines
All Nations Healin’ Thru Artz: Rise Up 8th Annual Youth Talent Show & Fundraiser, April 19 (Regina)
“8th Annual ANHTA Talent show – A Family friendly event World drumming, belly dancing, hip hop dance, guitar and keyboard musical segment, and a 20-minute documentary featuring ANHTA’s 8-month journey to showtime. After the show there will be a reception catered by Regina’s very own The Souix Chef . There
Jumblies & CAHEP Present Four Lands: An Interactive Art-Making Project, April 11-17 (Thunder Bay, ON)
“Join Jumblies Theatre (of Toronto), and Community Arts & Heritage Education Project (CAHEP) as we explore our community stories through miniature making, written word, visual art, dance, music, and more! Four Lands is an interactive art-making project creating and bringing to life miniature worlds to express differing perspectives on the
5 à 7 de l’art communautaire militant (le 1 avril, Engrenage Noir / ROUAGE, Montréal)
“Photo de l’exposition LAISSEZ-NOUS RESPIRER de la gang des Artistes de La Jarnigoine (projet d’art communautaire militant avec la Jarnigoine, centre d’alphabétisation de Villeray) Engrenage Noir / ROUAGE vous invite à son prochain 5 à 7 de l’art communautaire militant au Café L’Artère 7000, Avenue du Parc (au sud du métro
Espace de Rêve / Dream Home (Exeko, Montréal)
“L’organisme Exeko a collaboré avec les architectes Suzanne Doucet et Colleen Lashuk ainsi qu’une quarantaine de personnes en situation d’itinérance et autochtones invités à imaginer leur chez-soi idéal et à l’exprimer en dessin ou maquette. Les résultats d’une douzaine d’ateliers participatifs pourront être découverts à la Maison de l’Architecture du Québec