« Offered in partnership with Toronto Arts Council, we are pleased to offer pre-application support to prospective Black Arts Projects applicants! TAC’s Black Arts Projects granting program is a new program designed to support arts projects by Black artists, Black artist collectives, and Black-led, Black-focused and Black-serving organizations. This funding program is open to
Opportunities
Call for Mural Proposals: « Just Us » (Nia Centre for the Arts)
« The “Just Us” art call is a request for mural proposals in support and recognition of Black lives and the rights of Indigenous Peoples produced by StreetARToronto (StART) in collaboration with Nia Centre for the Arts and 7th Generation Image Makers. The “Just Us” art call seeks mural concepts that create awareness surrounding
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
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 for Expressions of Interest: What does Anti-Racism look like to you? Mural (BIPOC Artists in Newfound & Labrador)
« Application Deadline: Friday, June 25th by midnight. Calling all BIPOC visual artists! In partnership with the newly forming BIPOC Creators Collective, Eastern Edge Gallery would like to commission a visual artist or artist duo to create a public mural that visualizes anti-racism practices in Newfoundland & Labrador. The mural will be
Call for Submissions – UNLOCKED: Young people ages 9-25 are invited to submit their original artwork inspired by the pandemic for a Virtual Art Exhibit
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 Nominations: Community Arts Award (Neighbourhood Arts Network)
« Celebrating the vital contributions that artists and organizations make in Toronto’s communities. Nominations Open: June 1, 2021Deadline to nominate: August 16, 2021 @ 11:59PM About: The Community Arts Award is a $10,000 cash prize presented by Toronto Arts Foundation’s Neighbourhood Arts Network. This award celebrates an artist that has made a significant contribution
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 Nominations: Indigenous Artist Award (Toronto Arts Foundation)
« Celebrating and supporting individual Indigenous artists and collectives. Deadline: August 16, 2021 at 11:59 PM EST About: The Toronto Arts Foundation Indigenous Artist Award is a $20,000 cash prize, with professional artist mentor/Elder or mentee/protégée designated by the Award Recipient to receive $5,000. The award recognizes an Indigenous professional artist or artist
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