« This year marks MABELLEarts’ 12th annual Iftar Nights festival, and the first in person after two years of isolation! Come out and experience an intercultural community arts celebration unfolding during the holy month of Ramadan, with co-created art, performance, and snacks after sunset; all at no cost. » For more information,
Archive for avril, 2022
Strategic Innovation Fund: Grow Grants (Canada Council for the Arts)
« Grow Grants provide multi-year support for a limited number of longer-term, collaborative initiatives that propose sustainable solutions to issues within and beyond the arts sector and demonstrate strong potential to be scaled up for regional, national, or international impact. Grow provides large-scale support for existing innovation projects that have already been
iNdigital Youth Collective (imagineNATIVE)
« Formed through collaboration between imagineNATIVE and ENAGB Indigenous Youth Agency, the iNdigital Youth Collective is a new group of emerging digital and interactive artists aged 12-24 and based in Ontario. This collective operates with a collaborative spirit to engage Indigenous youth in a community-focused approach, fostering creativity, technical skill, and
Art + Disability Mini-Symposium in support of the exhibition, Crip Ecologies: Vulnerable Bodies in a Toxic Landscape
« Art + Disability Mini-Symposium in support of the exhibition, Crip Ecologies: Vulnerable Bodies in a Toxic Landscape curated by Amanda Cachia. This Mini-Symposium is presented by the Art Gallery of Windsor; Tangled Art + Disability; Health Equity and Social Inclusion Interdisciplinary Research Group and the Disability Studies Program, School of Social Work, University
STORIES OF NOW: National Theatre School of Canada
Vignette – National Theatre School of Canada https://ent-nts.ca/en “STORIES OF NOW” is part of a project ArtBridges is working on with Judith Marcuse Projects’ ASCN (Arts for Social Change Network) and ICASC. It is about gathering and sharing stories emanating from the field now and about what issues and areas
Afrique en cirque par Cirque Kalabanté Productions (13 au 24 avril)
« Le spectacle Afrique En Cirque symbolise la force, l’agilité et le talent artistique que l’on trouve dans la culture africaine. Une poignée d’acrobates audacieux, accompagnés de leurs musiciens, se produisent au rythme palpitant des djembés de Guinée avec leurs chorégraphies et acrobaties authentiques et originales. Au son mélodieux de la Kora, Yamoussa
Outside Looking In Presents Canada’s Largest Indigenous Youth Performance (May 12)
« Celebrating 15 years of empowering Indigenous Youth Each spring, our Annual Showcase is held at Meridian Hall in downtown Toronto, the largest soft-seat theatre in Canada. Our showcase is the largest Indigenous youth performance in Canada and features youth from our current participating communities and highlights the successes of our
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