« The Canada Council for the Arts is committed to equity and inclusion, and welcomes applications from diverse Aboriginal, cultural and regional communities, and from people with disabilities. Please refer to the complete Program Guidelines [PDF, 316.7 KB]. Program Description: Through this program, Aboriginal arts organizations can help Elders pass on the
Opportunities
Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada: Logo design contest, $500 prize! Deadline Nov.16
« Attention experienced or budding artists: We are looking for a new logo! Who We Are Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada (IPAC) We are a national collective of Indigenous physicians, medical students and residents, with associate members, all who strive through clinical expertise, learning, teaching, support and advocacy to improve Indigenous
Art City’s Indigenous Art Program: Every Saturday, All-Ages, Free (Winnipeg)
« Art City is proud to announce that starting October 17th, we will be open every Saturday 12pm to 4pm for our Indigenous Art program. The Indigenous Art Program is open to everyone. Val VInt is a highly qualified instructor, and she will be leading a wide variety of workshops rooted
inVISIBLE Ink: Free art and writing workshop series for LGBTQQ2S youth and their allies (Thunder Bay, ON)
« Welcome to inVISIBLE Ink! We are thrilled to let you know about exciting new youth arts project. Please spread the word! inVISIBLE Ink is a free art and writing workshop series aimed at LGBTQQ2S (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, queer, questioning and 2-spirited) youth and their allies in Thunder Bay. *Who?* Although the project has
To Light the Fire: Indigenous Arts Symposium, Register today! Nov.19-22 (NL & Labrador)
*** DEADLINE TO REGISTER EXTENDED TO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16TH *** Symposium is open to Newfoundland and Labrador residents only. Visit tolightthefire.wordpress.com for more info and to register.
Platform A: funding opportunities for artists (Toronto)
« PLATFORM A is a strategic initiative of the Toronto Arts Council in collaboration with Arts for Children and Youth, Art Starts, Jumblies Theatre, and SKETCH and CUE. Each organization will be offering grants of up to $1000 to support art projects in any discipline. PLATFORM A GRANTS FROM TORONTO ARTS
Call for Submissions: How do you practice self-care? A well-being & community art project from CAHEP
« What are the little things you do to take care of yourself? Submissions welcome from anyone, anywhere! We’re creating a community art project inspired by self-care, and we need your help! Please take a moment to share your favourite methods of self-care with us. We’ll be putting them together in
ArtHeart is Expanding! Help spread the word! (Toronto)
« ArtHeart is expanding with two new programs! Help spread the word! As a result of the recent Regent Park revitalization and to accommodate new senior residents that have moved into the community, ArtHeart has launched a Seniors’ Arts Program for individuals ages 55 and older. The weekly program consists of
Le Théâtre La Barouette annonce son premier spectacle communautaire (ON)
Le Théâtre la Barouette annonce son tout premier spectacle communautaire qui se tiendra les 8 et 9 avril 2016. Ajoutant un second spectacle à sa programmation, la Barouette propose un spectacle qui promet de faire vivre à son public une gamme complète d’émotions. «Dans le cadre du spectacle communautaire, l’organisme
Call for Canadian Aboriginal Artists: Aboriginal Art Park (Edmonton Arts Council)
« The Aboriginal Art Park Public Art Call is open to all Aboriginal artists and artist teams residing in Canada, and is held in accordance with the City of Edmonton policy “Percent for Art to provide and Encourage Art in Public Areas” (C458C). Artworks will in some way ‘tell the stories