Archive for juin, 2011

Call for Artists!: Bikes Without Borders’ ArtCycle 2011 (Toronto)

« When? Thursday August 11th, 2011 Where? London Tap House Toronto 250 Adelaide St. West Dear Artist, Bikes Without Borders is delighted to present ArtCycle 2011! Bikes Without Borders (www.bikeswithoutborders.org), a Toronto based nonprofit organization, works internationally to support marginalized communities. We use bikes and bike-related solutions to increase access to

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Summer Employment Opportunity for Youth: Program and Events Assistant (Art Starts, Toronto)

« Job Posting Summer Job for Youth Program and Events Assistant Position Type: Summer Job Region: Toronto Deadline: June 26, 2011         Hours per week: 30 Commitment: 7 Weeks Start/End Date: July4th-Aug12, 2011 Salary: $10.50/hr Art Starts is an award-winning charitable, not-for-profit organization committed to arts-based community development in the city of

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Group Art Exhibition: Margin of Eras (June 9-20, Toronto)

« All projects are supported by CUE – a radical arts funding program based out of Sketch, dedicated to supporting young artists whom otherwise might not see their projects realized by the bureaucracies that exist within larger funding bodies. CUE is interested in hearing what artists far from the mainstream have

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ArtHeart Community Art Centre turns 20! (Toronto)

ArtBridges would like to congratulate ArtHeart for turning 20 on June 1st. Here’s to 20 great years of providing « children, youth and adults living in the inner-city with visual arts education, programs and materials, free-of-charge. By using art as a vehicle, ArtHeart helps to develop self-esteem, creativity, life-skills and learning.

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Project Hightlight: Art Starts’ Demolition Art House (Toronto)

– photos by Tamara Haberman Art Starts’ Demolition Art House « Working with 5 professional artists and local youth aged 11 – 17, Art Starts took an abandoned, creepy house, slated for demolition Toronto’s Oakwood-Eglinton area, and turned it into a « Kingdom of Awesome! ».  Demolition Art House galvanized local youth, changed community perceptions

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