Contact Nicole Richmond at (807) 229-0436 x.231 or email nrichmond@sgdsb.on.ca for more information. Posted with permission from Nicole Richmond, Aboriginal Liaison, Superior-Greenstone District School Board
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Classroom art exchange program creates exciting friendships between Aboriginal & non-Aboriginal youth
“Pass The Feather To Me! A Classroom Art Exchange Program is creating exciting friendships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal youth, teachers and artists using visual culture to transcend logistic and financial barriers. We are creating co-operative and respectful interrelations for future generations. While initiating creativity and re-visiting traditional Aboriginal teachings, the
Feature film seeks Inuit youth for Arctic Youth Performing Arts Workshop, Deadline Jan.27
“For Immediate Release: INUIT TEEN MOVIE OPEN CALL AUDITIONS www.InuitTeenMovie.com The producers of the award winning film THROAT SONG are holding OPENCALL auditions for THE GRIZZLIES, a new feature film based on the inspiring true story of a group of Inuit students in a struggling Arctic community, whose lives are
Appel à projet – Métissages Urbains (Montréal)
“Métissages Urbains accueille des artistes en résidence dans notre espace commun : la rue. Chaque projet consiste à co-créer des oeuvres (peinture, murale, bandes dessinées…) avec les passants afin de créer un lieu d’échanges et de rencontres improbables entre tous les citoyens. Les artistes sont jumelés à un ou plusieurs
Video promotes Neechee Studio’s free arts workshops for Aboriginal youth (Thunder Bay)
NEXT WORKSHOP: “Photography/Film Workshop! with Bouchard Damien and Sarah Furlotte. Learn how to shoot on our cameras or bring your own. NEECHEE peeps! It’s a FREE workshop for youth ages 13 – 30ish. All supplies are provided and there are no registration fees! Drop in and say Hi. January 12th!
National Arts Centre: Spotlight on Indigenous Storytelling & Reconciliation (Ottawa)
“As the New Year begins, the National Arts Centre is getting ready to showcase Indigenous storytelling and reconciliation on its stages. Here are some highlights: I Lost My Talk World Premiere One of the highlights of the NAC’s Indigenous showcase will be the January 14-15 world premiere of I Lost
Profile Highlight: H’art Centre (Kingston)
As ArtBridges’ Community-Engaged Arts Directory grows, we realize that it’s a bit overwhelming to read through all of the profiles. We’re hoping that by occasionally highlighting some profiles on our blog, you may learn about an initiative that you may not have initially seen in the directory. Also, if you know of
Concours Tremplin 2016
“VOUS ÊTES FRANCOPHONE, VOUS RÉSIDEZ EN DEHORS DU QUÉBEC ET VOUS VOULEZ RÉALISER VOTRE PREMIER OU DEUXIÈME DOCUMENTAIRE? CE CONCOURS EST POUR VOUS ! Réalisez un premier ou deuxieme documentaire àl’ONF et diffusez-le sur Radio-Canada Télé. Vous trouverez dans ce dossier d’inscription toute l’information nécessaire pour participer: du déroulement du
Appel aux artistes pour réaliser une fresque communautaire avec les familles migrantes de la région d’Halifax
“La FéCANE est fière de s’associer à l’immigration francophone dans l’organisation de cette activité. pour appliquer ou pour de plus amples renseignements, veuillez contacter Mme Ludivine Larchez directement en utilisant les informations inscrites au bas de cette annonce. L’Immigration Francophone de la Nouvelle-Écosse, en partenariat avec la FéCANE, recherche un
Canada Council for the Arts: Six new arts projects by Aboriginal artists will explore conciliation & reconciliation
“Ottawa, November 3, 2015 The Canada Council for the Arts, the J.W. McConnell Family Foundation and The Circle on Philanthropy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada (The Circle) today announced the six arts projects that will be funded through the organizations’ first {Re}conciliation initiative. The partners also announced their plans to renew joint funding