« CUE is a radical arts initiative dedicated to supporting new generation artists who live and work on the margins. Throughout history, some of the most innovative artwork has been created by artists who experience marginalization and face systemic barriers, and who have been excluded by conventional arts and cultural institutions.
Funding & Grants
Community Arts Program Grant (Edmonton Arts Council)
« Artists working with communities; communities working with artists providing arts access to all. Community Art is valued for its ability to bring people together in shared, collaborative, creative experiences to express the things that have meaning to us: where we’ve come from, where we’re going, our world, our fears, our
Call for Applications: RBC Arts Access Fund (Neighbourhood Arts Network)
« The RBC Arts Access Fund is designed to support newcomer artists across Toronto. The Funds range from $500 to $1500 and are intended to support costs associated with arts projects, such as artist fees, art supplies, equipment rental, space rental and food costs for a workshop or event. In addition
Indigenous Arts Projects (Ontario Arts Council)
« The program supports Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) artists to research, develop and create new work and engage with their communities, as well as opportunities for Indigenous organizations and communities to strengthen their relationships with the arts. There are two categories: Individuals Ad hoc groups/collectives, organizations Grants help cover the
Funding opportunities in Alberta / Opportunités de financement en Alberta
The Alberta Foundation for the Arts offers various grants for individual artists, community arts projects and organizations. Here is a selection of community arts oriented grants. The Alberta Foundation for the Arts offre plusieurs subventions pour des artistes individuels, des projets d’arts communautaire et des organismes d’aide aux artistes.
Join the Mentor Database for Toronto Arts Council’s Newcomer & Refugee Artist Mentorship Program
« Toronto Arts Council’s Newcomer and Refugee Artist Mentorship Program is seeking Toronto-based professional artists to join its mentor database. This program provides funding for newcomer and refugee professional artists to work with a Toronto-based arts mentor. Why should you join? The program supports the integration and inclusion of newcomer and
Culture Days Saskatchewan Funding Assistance (SaskCulture)
« Culture Days is a collaborative, pan-Canadian movement designed to raise awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of all Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities. Nation-wide Culture Days celebrations will take place September 28, 29 and 30, 2018. SaskCulture is pleased to offer Culture Days Funding Assistance (CDFA)
Community Arts Program Grant (Edmonton Arts Council)
« Artists working with communities; communities working with artists providing arts access to all. Community Art is valued for its ability to bring people together in shared, collaborative, creative experiences to express the things that have meaning to us: where we’ve come from, where we’re going, our world, our fears, our
Grant: Toronto Arts Council-Faculty of Communication and Design Digital Solutions Incubator
« The TAC-FCAD Digital Solutions Incubator aims to: Address organizational challenges within the arts sector using digital-enabled approaches. Facilitate creative, collaborative and unexpected solutions with the potential to benefit the arts sector as a whole. Provide arts organizations and collectives access to design and technological expertise. Enhance organizational capacity in the
Indigenous Culture Fund (Ontario Arts Council)
« The Indigenous Culture Fund (ICF) was created to support First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, culture and way of life. The new fund is administered by Indigenous staff members at the Ontario Arts Council (OAC), on behalf of the Province of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport