« Canada’s leading contemporary outdoor art fair is celebrating 60 years of launching artists careers! The Call For Artists is now open! Visual artists and makers of all backgrounds are invited to apply for the hybrid online/outdoor 60th Toronto Outdoor Art Fair in July 2021. Each year, a loyal following of
Opportunities
Call to Indigenous artists, authors, and media makers: Create to Learn@Home (imagineNATIVE & TakingITGlobal)
« TakingITGlobal’s Create to Learn program has launched an at-home training initiative in partnership with imagineNATIVE to support students who are interested in learning digital skills through our online video database or through our Create to Learn App. We are looking for Indigenous artists, authors, and media makers who have skills
Harmonize – An ImagineNATIVE Mentorship
Deadline: December 14, 2020 « Harmonize is the imagineNATIVE/Slaight Bullseye Prize reimagined to connect Indigenous musicians with the screen industry and foster collaboration between musicians and filmmakers. Harmonize, supported by Slaight, is a networking and mentorship opportunity for a Toronto-based Indigenous musician at any stage of their career who is interested
Call for Artist Submissions: The Salt Spring National Art Prize
« Announcing The Salt Spring National Art Prize’s 2021/22 prize awards of $41,000! CALL FOR ARTIST SUBMISSIONS OPENING JANUARY 1, 2021 SSNAP OFFERING $41,000 IN AWARDS SALT SPRING PRIZE – THE JOAN McCONNELL AWARD & RESIDENCY FOR OUTSTANDING WORK$20,000 ($15,000 and a $5,000 Salt Spring Island artist residency) JURORS’ CHOICE AWARDS
Call for applications – Five in Focus: Indigenous (Women in View)
« Indigenous women-identifying and non-binary writers and directors in Canada are invited to submit an application for Five in Focus: Indigenous, a 10-week project-based professional development program. Launched at ImagineNATIVE 2020, Five in Focus: Indigenous will promote the advancement of five Indigenous women-identifying writers and directors to take their career to
Call for Applications: 2021 ThisGen Fellowship
« Why Not Theatre is excited to announce the 2021 iteration of ThisGen Fellowship. ThisGen Fellowship is a national initiative that supports BIPOC Female, Trans, and/or Non-Binary theatre practitioners get to the next stage in their careers through training, mentorship, guided self-study, and peer-to-peer connection. We are passionate about creating a
Virtual Mentorship Program: Designing Accessible Futures (Toronto)
« North York Arts and The Cyborg Circus Project present a City of Toronto Cultural Hotspot Signature Program. Designing Accessible Futures is a free six-month virtual mentorship program for Deaf, *Mad or Disabled artists living in Toronto. Running from November 2020 to March 2021, we are recruiting six artists who are looking for support to run their
Call for Creative Connect Mentors (Nia Centre for the Arts)
« Designed with the needs and lifestyles of artists in mind, Creative Connect is a FREE art-based mentorship program that offers new opportunities to expand your knowledge, develop your artistic skills, and be part of a community that is dedicated to helping you carve your own path in the creative sector! Supporting one
Appel de projets : Le studio virtuel / Call for Projects: Virtual Studio (Wapikoni mobile)
« Le studio virtuel accueille une nouvelle cohorte! Si tu es un.e membre des Premières Nations, Inuit ou Métis, une personne créative, que tu as déjà fait un film et que tu as envie de faire un autre projet artistique, participe à la nouvelle cohorte!Peu importe ton âge, tu peux y
Call for Entries: 18th Annual Regent Park Film Festival’s Emerging Directors’ Spotlight and Pitch Competition
« The Regent Park Film Festival (RPFF) is inviting up-and-coming filmmakers to submit their short films and project proposals for our Closing Night event, the Emerging Directors Spotlight and Pitch Competition! Part showcase and pitch event, this exciting platform highlights the best of Canada’s emerging talent, who then pitch their next project