« HAPPENING is the first and only Toronto festival made by community artists, giving center-stage to the talents and skills of immigrant, newcomer, and refugee artists. This year’s festival takes place during the entire month of May and will bring together over 80 artists and performers belonging to diverse communities. See http://musearts.ca/happening-2021/ for our full
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Call for Community Participation: Hope and Resilience in Action (Mixed Company Theatre)
« Mixed Company Theatre is collaborating with our Associate Artist playwright Catherine Frid to research, develop and eventually tour an original and new stage play about the complex and neglected subject of seniors and suicide. We will be developing the project initially through conversations and workshops with older adults whose lives have been impacted by depression, suicide, or Medical Assistance
Appel aux artistes – UNLOCKED : Exposition d’art virtuelle réalisée par de jeunes Canadiens inspirés par la pandémie
Un an après le début de la pandémie de Covid-19, la vie créative et émotionnelle de nos jeunes compte plus que jamais. Les jeunes artistes canadiens doivent être vus, encouragés et leur talent reconnu. UNLOCKED est une exposition d’art virtuelle qui met en lumière l’art créé par de jeunes Canadiens
Call for Submissions – UNLOCKED: Virtual Art Exhibit by Young Canadians Inspired by the Pandemic
One year into the Covid-19 pandemic, the creative and emotional lives of our youth matter more than ever. Young Canadian artists need to be seen, encouraged, and their talent recognized. UNLOCKED is a virtual art exhibit that shines a spotlight on art created by young Canadians in response to the
Call to Community Artists: MixAbilities Inclusive Arts Training (H’art Centre, Kingston)
« Letters of Interest & Bio/Resume Due: April 30, 2021 H’art Centre invites Kingston’s artists and arts educators to apply to attend the upcoming round of MixAbilities inclusive arts training. We designed MixAbilities to help local artists/educators learn to: 1) Increase your awareness and understanding of inclusive and accessible arts.2) Effectively
The 6th Annual ReelAbilities Film Festival Returns Online May 19-31, 2021
« ReelAbilities Film Festival Toronto is proud to announce their 6th Annual Festival will return online May 19 – 31, 2021. ReelAbilities Film Festival showcases Canadian and International shorts, features, and documentaries about Deaf and disability cultures and by filmmakers and actors with disabilities and/or who are Deaf. ReelAbilities Film Festival
Call For Submissions: Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival
« Reel Asian hosts Canada’s largest pan-Asian film festival and showcases 50 to 80 films each year from Canada and around the world. We are always exploring new platforms to make the festival experience more accessible. Whether it is in-person or online, we look forward to welcoming everyone to the 25th
Lancement de UNLOCKED : Exposition d’art virtuelle réalisée par de jeunes Canadiens inspirés par la pandémie
Un an après le début de la pandémie de Covid-19, la vie créative et émotionnelle de nos jeunes compte plus que jamais. Les jeunes artistes canadiens doivent être vus, encouragés et leur talent reconnu. UNLOCKED est une exposition d’art virtuelle qui met en lumière l’art créé par de jeunes Canadiens
UNLOCKED: Unlock your creative and emotional energy in response to the pandemic! for ages 9-25 – call for art submissions
One year into the Covid-19 pandemic, the creative and emotional lives of our youth matter more than ever. Young Canadian artists need to be seen, encouraged, and their talent recognized. UNLOCKED is a virtual art exhibit that shines a spotlight on art created by young Canadians in response to the
Call for Film/Video & Exhibition Submissions: Rendezvous with Madness Festival (Workman Arts)
Call for Film/Video Submissions: The Rendezvous with Madness Festival (RWM) is the first and largest arts and mental health festival and public discussion forum, hosted each year by Workman Arts in Toronto, Canada. The festival presents local, national and international work exploring themes of mental health and/or addiction issues. We are now accepting film/video