Art for Social Change Policy Recommendations ICASC | The International Centre of Art for Social Change | British Columbia | 2018 « ABSTRACT Over the last six years, the International Centre of Art for Social Change (ICASC) has led a comprehensive research project, called ASC!, on community-engaged art for social change in
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Call for Participants: The Placemaking Project (Art Starts, Scarborough)
« Art Starts is looking for youth ages 15 to 22 interested in visual arts living in North Scarborough! PAID OPPORTUNITY! The Invitation The Placemaking Project will bring together youth from North Scarborough to work with experienced artists to animate two public footways in north Scarborough. Growing out of a community
Profil à découvrir : Espace Transition (Montréal)
À mesure que notre répertoire de l’art communautaire prend de l’ampleur, nous réalisons qu’il devient un peu lourd de parcourir tous les profils… Nous avons donc pensé qu’en soulignant certains profils dans notre blogue, de temps à autre, nous vous permettrions de découvrir des projets que vous n’auriez pas encore vus. Merci de
Workshop: Stories for the Next Generation (Scarborough)
« Stories for the Next Generation is a free intergenerational storytelling workshop series for seniors ages 55 and older to share with their families and communities. Over the course of the series, senior participants will work with a professional storyteller to create enticing creative writing pieces. Participants will record their stories
Conseils et outils de la ToileDesArts #8 : Une formation pour les artistes qui travaillent avec les personnes âgées en situation de surdité ou de handicap
ArtBridges/ToileDesarts a demandé à Peter Wolf, bénévole et membre du conseil d’administration du H’art Centre, de nous livrer ses réflexions sur MixAbilities, le nouveau programme de formation offert par l’organisme à l’intention des artistes et autres personnes qui animent des activités artistiques auprès de personnes âgées en situation de surdité
Profile Highlight: UforChange (Toronto)
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
Certificate Program: Arts Education & Community Engagement (Centennial College, Toronto)
« Arts Education & Community Engagement (AECE) is new a two-semester graduate certificate program designed to launch students into careers in arts education and community arts. Students will learn how to integrate their individual artistic practice in the design of pedagogically sound arts educational programming that meets the needs of diverse
Where There Is Smoke: The Women Firefighter Visibility Project (Hamilton)
« An interactive, audio installation featuring women firefighters’ stories of standout and workaday moments from the community and the fire hall; a multi-dimensional portrait of career and volunteer firefighters with a diverse range of experiences and perspectives on camaraderie, fire science, training, and being one (or a few) amongst many. In
Submit your award nomination! / Soumettez votre candidature pour les prix honorifiques!
(Vous trouverez le message en français à la suite) ArtBridges/ToileDesArts is now collecting nominations for the 4th Annual Recognition Awards for community-engaged arts initiatives, community partners and ArtBridges’ Member initiatives. These awards will showcase remarkable work in community-engaged arts taking place in Canada. There are three categories: 1) Innovation 2) Resiliency 3) Creativity One award
Porch View Dances: Community Dance Event (Lakeshore Arts, Toronto)
« Porch View Dances: New Toronto 2018 PERFORMANCE TIMES: Saturday June 2, 2018, 2pm & 7pm Sunday June 3, 2018, 2pm PERFORMANCE BEGINGS AT: Fourth St Parkette (19 Fourth St, Toronto) Pay-What-You-Can Porch View Dances: Real People Dancing in Real Spaces is a community dance event conceived by Karen Kaeja and