“New Brunswick Landscape”, ca. 1879-1889, watercolour and gouache with gum arabic by William G. R. Hind. Credit: National Gallery of Canada/No. 30195. Sommaire: les arts communautaires au Nouveau-Brunswick le 20 octobre 2011 Sur le bord ouest des maritimes, le Nouveau-Brunswick est la province qui fait rêver aux plages d’eau chaude,
Archive for octobre, 2011
Aboriginal Artists Are Invited To Take Part In A Discussion by Nations In A Circle, Nov. 5 (Truro, NS)
Submitted by Anna Nibby-Woods, Executive Director, Nations In A Circle and Terri Whetstone, Executive Director, 4Cs Foundation
Upcoming: ArtsSmarts 2011 Knowledge Exchange (Toronto)
MaRS Discovery District | 101 College Street | Toronto Monday, October 31, 2011 | 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 1, 2011 | 8:00 a.m. until 9:30 p.m. Tickets available online at 21c.eventbrite.com « ArtsSmarts and Social Innovation Generation at the MaRS Discovery District (SiG@MaRS) are pleased to announce the
Call for Conference Speakers/Demonstrators: Art For All Canada (AFAC)
« Art For All Canada (AFAC) is a not-for-profit social enterprise, run by artists, to help visual artists develop, show and sell their work commission-free. Call for Conference Speakers / Demonstrators: RSVP by October 31st. Plans for our 4th annual Conference and Art Show are under way to help visual artists
Ongoing Interactive Project: (official denial) trade value in progress (Hamilton, ON)
‘(official denial) trade value in progress’ « An ongoing interactive project initiated by artist Leah Decter and curated by Jaimie Isaac, ‘(official denial) trade value in progress’ enacts exchange and elicits dialogue about contemporary conditions of settler colonialism and processes of decolonization and reconciliation in Canada. UPCOMING PUBLIC EVENTS Oct 21 McMaster
Interview: 4Cs Foundation in Arts East Magazine (Nova Scotia)
Arts East profiled Terri Whetstone, Executive Director of the 4Cs Foundation in the Fall Edition of Arts East. To read the rest of the article (on page 13), please click here. Here is an excerpt from the interview: « CB: What was the inspiration for the foundation? TW: Opportunities for young
Update from ArtHouse (Oakville)
Lately at ArtBridges/ToileDesArts I have been getting in contact with community arts programs projects, resources, organizations and services that we have already profiled to see what is new with them! Our goal is to keep in contact and spread the word about new events, training opportunities, workshops, interesting new project
Amnesty International Toronto Organization (AITO) Presents: Dance for Justice 2011
« “Dance is the hidden language of the soul” – legendary dancer and choreographer, Martha Graham. In many corners of our world, artists are still persecuted for expressing their beliefs and thoughts. That’s why articles 19 and 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights calls on governments to respect the
Workshops and Book Launch: VIVA! Community Arts and Popular Education in the Americas (Toronto)
Art and Communities Network AIF Professional Development Workshops Featuring International VIVA! Project Partners October 27-31, 2011 « The VIVA! Project is a transnational exchange that involved educators and artists from four universities and four NGOs from Panama, Nicaragua, Mexico, the U.S. and Canada in a SSHRC-supported participatory action research project between
EVENT: imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, Oct. 19 – 23 (Toronto)
« imagineNATIVE is just around the corner! From October 19 – 23, 2011, Toronto will become a mecca of Indigenous-made works featuring the latest and best in film, video, radio and new media! With five days of entertainment you will see and experience film and video screenings, live music performances, special
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