« The Ica Pas Artist Scholarship Award has been created by Barbara Pascaluta in partnership with Toronto Community Housing Revitalization Team and Workman Arts. The purpose of the scholarship is to celebrate artists who use art as a way to overcome challenges in their life. This scholarship provides artists facing systemic barriers with
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Indigenous Arts Grants (First Peoples’ Cultural Council)
« At the First Peoples’ Cultural Council, we support Indigenous artists working in both traditional and contemporary arts by delivering grants, workshops and programs. Indigenous arts in B.C. have a long and nuanced history, stretching back to a time well before colonization. Music, dance, carving, weaving, regalia, body art – these
Cultural Hotspot 2022 (Art Starts, Toronto)
« Join us at the Afro Caribbean Farmer’s Market this year to celebrate Little Jamaica! Art Starts will be participating in Cultural Hotspot this year as it celebrates Little Jamaica and Golden Mile. Delivered in collaboration with local art and community organizations, The Cultural Hotspot highlights the historical significance and creative contributions in communities outside the downtown
Seniors Daily Dance Connect (Dancing with Parkinson’s Canada, online)
« Dancing is a great form of exercise that provides cognitive, physical and emotional benefits.Dance with us to stay connected and engaged while making new friends along the way! This 30 minute class is designed to be safe, fun, and beneficial for ALL seniors.No dance experience required! » For more information, please
Indigenous Visual Artists Materials program (Ontario Arts Council)
« The program supports Ontario-based First Nations, Inuit and Métis artists working in the visual arts, crafts or traditional/customary Indigenous art forms to create artwork. Grants of $500 or $1,000 help cover the cost of buying art materials and supplies. This is a third-party recommender program. Using Nova, OAC’s online grant
Call to Manitoban Artists – Crip Strength: Art + Body + Mind
Call to Manitoban artists who identify as Deaf and/or disabled for AANM’s art Festival: Crip Strength: Art + Body + Mind. « Crip Strength will occur at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights on October 29th from 1pm-3pm. The theme for the juried art exhibition and performances is Creative AccessAbility. This call is
Call for Participants: Black Girls Film Camp
« Black Women Film presents Black Girl Film Camp in partnership with Scarborough Arts, East End Arts & Workman Arts, and with generous support from donations made by the Industry and our community. Black Women Film! Canada presents our Afro-centric youth film camp as an outdoor program for young and emerging
RE-IMAGINING SPACE: A Conversation about Community Arts Spaces (July 26, online)
« Re-imagining Space » is an opportunity for community-based artists to connect, network, and learn about resources and opportunities About this event TAC welcomes community-based artists to a conversation about community arts spaces in Toronto. We will explore what it means to « Re-imagine Space » in the midst of the pandemic, how artists
The Animation Program 2022 (North York Arts, Toronto)
« Together with the Toronto Animation Image Society we are launching The Animation Project, a free 11-week online and in-person animation course for seniors. The Animation Project will use a creative hybrid course model to provide seniors with an opportunity to learn about and explore issues and storytelling that reflect their
Vancouver Queer Film Festival (August 11-21)
The Vancouver Queer Film Festival (VQFF) released its complete lineup for the 11-day online and in-person film festival taking place August 11–21, which includes the best in queer film from local and international artists. 97 films from 20 countries are featured at this 34th Festival presented by RBC, along with