« The 17th Annual Regent Park Film Festival runs November 20 – 23, 2019. The Regent Park Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing local and international independent works relevant to people from all walks of life, with a focus on inviting those of us from low income and public housing communities.
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Appel aux artistes : TREMPLIN Musique du monde 14e édition des Syli d’Or
« Les inscriptions pour la 14e édition des Syli d’Or de la musique du monde présentées par les Productions Nuits d’Afrique sont ouvertes jusqu’au 1er Décembre prochain. Vivez l’expérience et courez la chance de gagner de nombreux prix d’une valeur totale de 50 000$ :> Soutien au développement professionnel, heures de studio, participation à des festivals au
Video: Faces of the North (ArtsCan Circle)
« Music video by youth in Attawapiskat. ArtsCan Circle is proud to present Faces of the North a song and music video written, composed and performed by Indigenous youth in Attawapiskat, Ontario. Attawapiskat is a community of many different people, with many different experiences. The voices of youth are often the
Let’s Talk Art Workshop: How to Crip the Arts 2
How to Crip the Arts 2November 26, 2019, 6-9 p.m.Tangled Art & Disability, 401 Richmond St. « Neighbourhood Arts Network and RBC Foundation present a free workshop series showcasing inspiring artists, vibrant spaces, and valuable information to help artists make new connections, increase their capacity and learn more about the arts in Toronto. Curated
Let’s Talk Art Workshop: How to Crip the Arts 1
How to Crip the Arts 1November 19, 2019, 6-9 p.m.Tangled Art & Disability , 401 Richmond St. « Join us for How to Crip the Arts 1, an engaging introductory workshop curated by Tangled Art & Disability designed for artists interested in exploring the aesthetic potential of access. Participants will have the opportunity
Profile Highlight: Community Arts Guild
As ArtBridges’ Community-Engaged Arts Directory grows, we realize that it’s a bit overwhelming to read through all of the profiles. We’re hoping that by occasionally highlighting some profiles on our blog, you may learn about an initiative that you may not have initially seen in the directory. Also, if you know of
HA!Man Canadian Tour: interactive concerts, workshops in spontaneous creativity and multi-artistic collaborations
« HA!Man, South Africa’s spontaneous cellist is in Canada for a four week tour. Billed as one of his country’s “greatest exports” he goes around the world with his unique brand of spontaneous performing on cello, keyboard and smaller instruments, voice, whistling along with original electronic accompaniments. Each performances is different,
Made in Exile Textile Program (Toronto)
« This year, Made in Exile is offering our very first “Textile Program”, an intergenerational program that brings together Tibetan elders and youth in a space curated for culture-making. Our 2-month intensive Textile program facilitated by local elders in our community explores the traditional art form of Tibetan carpet weaving as
Spectrum Productions – 10th Anniversary Gala / 10e Gala Bénéfice (Montréal)
« Join us at this family-friendly Gala showcasing 12 short films made by 54 autistic creatives who attended Spectrum’s 2019 summer camps. Walk the red carpet with our talented young filmmakers! Mingle with the filmmakers, Spectrum staff and special guests while enjoying complimentary hors d’ouevres, popcorn and candy treats in preparation
EXCHANGE: Mural Routes’ 19th National Mural Symposium Fosters Exchange through Public Art
« National Mural Symposium Fosters Exchange through Public Art This November, mural artists and administrators will gather for Mural Routes’ 19th National Mural Symposium, to be held this year at the Spoke Club in Toronto. The gathering will be an inspiring and informative day of creative sessions and networking. The keynote