Archive for mai, 2021

Call for Submissions: Regent Park Film Festival

« Regent Park Film Festival (RPFF), is a non-profit cultural and educational media arts organization. It is Toronto’s longest-running, free community film festival, and is the sole community film festival in Canada’s largest and oldest public housing neighbourhood. RPFF is dedicated to showcasing local and international independent works relevant to people

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ArtBridges’ Sixth Annual Recognition Awards / Prix honorifiques d’ArtBridges/ToileDesArts, 6e édition

(La version française suivra) We are pleased to announce the recipients ofArtBridges’ Sixth Annual Recognition Awards!The awards highlight remarkable work in community-engaged arts in Canada in three categories: Innovation! Resiliency! and Creativity! The awards process: In late 2020, we put out a call for community-engaged arts initiatives, community partners, and ArtBridges Member

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Archives Continuum: Digital Storytelling Project by Collective 2030 (Mayworks Kjipuktuk/Halifax)

« A digital storytelling project by Collective 2030In collaboration with Restorying Climate Just FuturesWebsite launch May 25th | Live online event – May 25th, 7:00PM Collective 2030 engages in imagining, designing, dreaming their recurrent futures through a multidisciplinary and intergenerational storytelling lens in “Archives Continuum”. Catalyzed and unified through themes of

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Newcomer Week: Virtual Edition (May 24-28, Neighbourhood Arts Network)

« Newcomer Week: Virtual Edition 2021 convenes organizations including Doris McCarthy Gallery, imagineNATIVE, New York Foundation for the Arts’ Immigrant Artists Mentoring Program, and past recipients of Neighbourhood Arts Network’s RBC Newcomer Artist Award to present virtual activations through dynamic digital partnerships from May 24-28, 2021. All events are free to

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Call for Submissions: Creative Catalysts – Supporting Indigenous & Black Playwrights

« The intention of the Creative Catalysts program is to support the works of emerging Indigenous and Black creators. Three companies, Black Theatre Workshop (BTW), Native Earth Performing Arts (NEPA), and the Thousand Islands Playhouse (TIP), have committed to pool resources, including dramaturgical and financial support, artistic expertise, and space to provide a strong foundation upon which the

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