« Toronto Youth Shorts is Ontario’s largest youth-focused film festival, run by a volunteer force of savvy young professionals with a passion for the arts and visual storytelling. We are currently seeking long-term dedicated volunteers to assist with programming short film content for the 13th edition of the film festival.Programmers would work
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Take Three: Black Aesthetics Photography Program (Nia Centre for the Arts)
« Take three is a 9 week Photography program, facilitated by visual artist Nyaomi that allows youth, with an interest in photography, to explore Black artists and Black storytelling traditions in photography. This program will allow participants to use photography as a medium to visualize and understand their identities, histories and
Unsung Voices 2022: Youth Video Production Workshop (Reel Asian)
« The Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival’s UNSUNG VOICES Video Production Workshop will provide emerging Asian Canadian artists the chance to express themselves through film and media art, learn from professionals in the field, and to produce a distinctly Asian Canadian story for the screen. A select group of emerging
Verses Festival | Vengeance du Savage (Vancouver Poetry House)
« A celebration at the failed attempts to silence the Native voice. A collaboration between the Native Hip Hop Festival Society and Vancouver Poetry House featuring Savage Family, Enigma the Poet, Ostwelve, Dani Lion, Tawahum, Sakawnee Baker, Sekoya Baker and Brenn DaCity. Canada’s largest alternative literary festival, Verses Festival of Words, is
Weesageechak Begins to Dance 35 (Native Earth)
« Applications Open!Deadline: May 1, 2022 Weesageechak Begins to Dance festival is a celebration of new works and works-in-development which fosters the development of Indigenous work and artists from across Canada and around the world. Each November, Native Earth selects theatre, dance, opera and multidisciplinary works reflecting Indigenous performing arts to be presented, or to receive development support and a
I-talks: An Art Connects Indigenous Workshop Series
« Art connects is an ongoing initiative that started in 2019 to address the role of North York Arts in Truth and Reconciliation. As we build programs, partnerships, and relationships, we continue to ask ourselves “As a non-Indigenous organization, what can we do to support the process of decolonization and build
2022 AGO X RBC Emerging Artists Exchange
« Call for Digital Artist-ResearchersThree paid research mentorships available in 2022 Deadline for submissions: April 25, 2022 at 11:59 pm ESTEach selected artist will complete a month of research mentorship between June and August 2022. The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) invites artists to submit proposals for a paid mentorship program
iAM Program Registration Now Open (JAYU)
IAM PROGRAMMING « Each iAM Program provides youth-led arts & social justice mentorship to anyone ages 12-26, across Ontario, Canada. Are you interested in making art? Growing your storytelling skills? Incorporating social justice into your creative process? Sign up to participate in our FREE iAM Program. We will provide you with
Call for Artists: Vancouver Outsider Arts Festival
The Community Arts Council of Vancouver (CACV) is excited to present the 6th annual Vancouver Outsider Arts Festival. This festival offers opportunities for exhibition, performance, connection and learning to visual and performing artists facing social exclusion and other barriers. The Vancouver Outsider Arts Festival invites artists and performers from varying disciplines, backgrounds,
Creative Facilitation Camp 2022 (East End Arts)
« Creative Facilitation Camp, 2022May 13th – 15th, 2022 | Online through ZoomSliding Scale from $10-$500 | Register via EventbriteMaximum 35 Participants Artists, arts facilitators and administrators: we’re bringing Creative Facilitation Camp back for its fifth year in a row, and we want you there! Join us for a series of online workshops to
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