ToileDesArts a interviewé Dayna Rainville, du Conseil des arts d’Algoma, à propos du projet Miinikaan et du démarrage de la galerie d’art communautaire Dawaa Dazhi. Ses recommandations portent sur l’importance de commencer par établir des liens interpersonnels, d’être à l’écoute de son milieu et de garder son sens de l’humour.
Resources
Resource Highlight | Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #5, Sustainability
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38D9F4XeTz0 Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #5, Sustainability Neighbourhood Arts Network | ON | 2017 “In this 5th video in a series of 5, learn how inclusive and mutual support can sustain individuals and collectives in community arts practices. Visit this page to access the accompanying worksheet for this video and
Resource Highlight | Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #4, Embeddedness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrU8Om0SG4I Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #4, Embeddedness Neighbourhood Arts Network | ON | 2017 “In this 4th video in a series of 5, learn how to be rooted within existing community contexts and initiatives. Consideration of community priorities and a clear benefit for participation is key! Visit this page to
Rapport : Impressions de l’impact des arts sur la qualité de vie et le bien-être en Ontario (Conseil des arts de l’Ontario, Nanos Research)
“Une nouvelle étude du Conseil des arts de l’Ontario (CAO) réalisée par Nanos Research révèle que les habitants de la province reconnaissent la contribution importante des arts au dynamisme et à la viabilité des collectivités. Selon Impressions de l’impact des arts sur la qualité de vie et le bien-être en Ontario, rapport de Nanos Research
Report: Impressions of the Impact of the Arts on Quality of Life and Well-Being in Ontario (Ontario Arts Council, Nanos Research)
“A new Ontario Arts Council (OAC) study conducted by Nanos Research shows that Ontario residents recognize the important contribution of the arts to vibrant, livable communities. Impressions of the Impact of the Arts on Quality of Life and Well-Being in Ontario, the Nanos Research report based on a random survey of 1,004 individuals, found
ArtBridges Tips & Tools Series #6: Top Five Tips for Building an Inclusive Community Gallery
ArtBridges spoke with Dayna Rainville of the Arts Council of Algoma about the Miinikaan Project, and starting the community arts gallery, Dawaa Dazhi Gallery. Dayna’s tips touch on building relationships first, being responsive to her community, and keeping a sense of humour. Dayna Rainville is a member of Missanabie Cree
Resource Highlight | Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #3, Relevance and Representation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRAbJ3I1p4s Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #3, Relevance and Representation Neighbourhood Arts Network | ON | 2017 “The 2nd video in a series of 5 speaks to how reflexivity and relationships starts with critical self-reflection; reflecting on how our own position fits with those we aim to work with. This
Resource Highlight | Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #2, Reflexivity & Relationships
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pHIFGd8T94 Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #2, Reflexivity & Relationships Neighbourhood Arts Network | ON | 2017 “The 2nd video in a series of 5 speaks to how reflexivity and relationships starts with critical self-reflection; reflecting on how our own position fits with those we aim to work with. This
Profile Highlight: Temple Art Hive – Kaveret Omanut (Westmount)
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
Resource Highlight | Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #1, Flexibility & Adaptability
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz086bMUxmM Arts Equity Video Series: Principle #1, Flexibility & Adaptability Neighbourhood Arts Network | ON | 2017 “”In this 1st video in a series of 5, learn about how flexibility and adaptability as an overarching principle to applying an arts & equity lens in your work and creative practice. Visit