« VIBE Arts to Co-Present ResilienTOgether: a Panel Discussion, Concert Series and Photography Exhibitions as part of Youth Week 2019 VIBE Arts is pleased to announce an upcoming collaboration with the City of Toronto’s Youth Equity Strategy (TYES) with support from Solid Waste Management. On Saturday, May 4th, 2019, VIBE will be co-presenting a
Conferences, Education & Training
Inkling Symposium: A Forum on Intersectionality in the Arts (Red Dress Productions, Toronto)
« Red Dress Productions presents Inkling Symposium: A Forum on Intersectionality in the Arts Saturday April 27, 2019 11:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Helen Gardiner Phelan Playhouse 79 St. George Street University of Toronto Workshops, panels, performances, installations and art actions on disability, equity, and collaborative artmaking Featuring: Nur Abdulle, Natasha
BLACK: Art, Identity & Liberation Conversations (Youth Opportunities Fund, Toronto)
« Join us for an afternoon of engaging conversation and networking as we bring artists, funders, curators, creatives and sector practitioners together to explore how Black art, identity and liberation work converge – and the role we can all play in making that possible! The conversation will be facilitated by Rania El
Sketch Spring Programming (Toronto)
SKETCH creates opportunities in the arts for young people, ages 16-29, navigating poverty, living homeless or on the margins. For more information about the programs, please visit sketch.ca -from SKETCH Read SKETCH’s profile in ArtBridges’ Community-Engaged Arts Directory and Map
Workshop: EQUITY! Critical Self-Care (Artists’ Health Alliance, Toronto)
« Workshop: EQUITY! Critical Self-Care APRIL 03, 2019 DANCE STUDIO, THE AL & MALKA GREEN ARTISTS’ HEALTH CENTRE, TORONTO WESTERN HOSPITAL | 4:00 – 6:00PM WHAT’S THIS GOT TO DO WITH STRESS? Using a health equity lens, we’ll explore shared sources of stress and how self-care practices can meaningfully support artists’
The Art of Community: An Evening Presentation Series (Thinking Rock Community Arts & Jumblies Theatre, Blind River)
« The Art of Community An Evening Presentation Series For local artists, craftspeople, and others interested in this work Presented by Thinking Rock Community Arts with very special partners Jumblies Theatre and the Timber Village Museum Have you ever wondered what ‘Community Arts’ is, and how to get involved? Join us
Call for Proposals: 19th National Mural Symposium, Presented by Mural Routes
« October/November 2019 (date TBC) – Toronto, Canada Mural Routes’ 2019 Symposium Committee invites proposals for participation in the upcoming 19th National Mural Symposium, to be held in the Fall of 2019 (date TBC) in Toronto, Ontario (venue TBC). The deadline for all submissions is March 31st, 2019. Mural Routes is the only
Webinar – Evaluative thinking: Building Cultures of Learning (Ontario Trillium Foundation)
« Join the Ontario Trillium Foundation for an online workshop with Julie Witmer, evaluation coach. Is your organization looking to learn, reflect and adapt on a more frequent and timely basis? If so, join our online workshop with Julie Witmer on evaluative thinking! Typically, organizations have used evaluation as an occasional
Introduction to Mural Art: 6 workshops (Mural Routes, Toronto)
« INTRODUCTION TO MURAL ART The Beaches Library, 2161 Queen St. East Mondays 5:30-8:30pm, from April 1st – May 13th Note: No class on Easter Monday, April 22nd All ages; 14+. Spaces are limited; Register with form below. This is a free program, with priority to members of The Beaches community ABOUT
Sheatre Presents: The Spring Workshop Series: explore different techniques and exercises from Augusto Boal’s ‘Theatre of the Oppressed’ (Owen Sound, ON)
« Spring is a time of growth and renewal, have you made your own personal growth and renewal plans? Sheatre is here with fun and creative help. This spring, Sheatre’s Artistic Director Joan Chandler will lead the Spring Workshop Series, a series of experiential workshops in Owen Sound open to interested