An open call for our Spring 2025 issue (Volume 47, #1) We’re eager to hear from writers, artists, and critics to expand and deepen conversations inspired by the artistic vision of emerging and established artists who are pushing the boundaries of art and culture in the Atlantic.
We will also consider pitches for our online-only content. These stories are published to our website in months when no print publication is issued. (more…)
The Fiddlehead is now open for submissions!
Our editors are accepting new unsolicited works in fiction (including excerpts from novels), creative nonfiction, and poetry until November 30. (more…)
Fiddlehead Summer Fiction Contest: The Fiddlehead’s 2024 Fiction Contest is now open for submissions!
The Fiddlehead invites authors, emerging and established, to send us their best piece of writing by September 2, 2024 to be considered by acclaimed author and judge Zilla Jones. Don’t miss your chance to win $2000 and be published in our winter 2025 issue!
See the full guidelines here.
The Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) is developing a space where Indigenous voices resonate loudly in the vibrant arts discourse. Our Digital Publications Program is more than a platform; it’s a catalyst for change, a space where narratives are reshaped, and inclusivity leads to change.
Why do we need this platform? (more…)
Sunbury Shores has been instrumental in helping to build and support the careers of countless artists over sixty years.
For our 60th anniversary Celebrating 60 Years + 60+ Artists, artists at all levels of their career who exhibited at Sunbury Shores, taught art courses and workshops here, were students, artists in residence or course participants, or who worked and learned in our art studios are invited to participate in this special exhibition. (more…)
Artists based in Atlantic Canada are invited to submit their designs under the theme of community pride and the unique elements that showcase the Atlantic Canada of today.
Submissions will be reviewed by an internal panel and the winning artist will be awarded $5,000. (more…)
HOLD FAST Festival is a celebration of contemporary performance, interdisciplinary art, and community engagement in St. John’s, NL. Eastern Edge is seeking four Featured Artists to present accessible, meaningful, and critically-relevant work as part of HOLD FAST 2024.
HOLD FAST culminates in a Saturday afternoon Art Crawl, a series of performances, installations, and interactive pop-ups staged outdoors and in non-gallery venues across downtown St. John’s. (more…)
MOSAÏQ Festival 2024: Call for Artwork Submission.
Interested in being the MOSAIQ Festival 2024 Featured Artist? (more…)
The City of Fredericton is calling for submissions by local artists for its Temporary Public Art Program, which will be displayed in Fredericton over the summer and into the fall.
The goal of this program is to host a vibrant outdoor space for people to enjoy in the city. (more…)
The Imago Artist-Run Print Studio invites artists who work in printmaking to apply to come and work in our studio for a period of 2 to 3 weeks.
Imago offers a research space, a functional studio and programming that reflects current trends in visual arts. (more…)
On Wednesday, March 13, 2024, from 7 to 8pm, join Outdoor Outdoor Film Festival director Carlie Dunbar for an info session on submitting a film to OOFF 2024, hosted by the NB Filmmakers’ Coop.
Want to learn more about the Outdoor Outdoor Film Festival (“OOFF”)? (more…)
AX is seeking applications from New Brunswick Tattoo Artists for an exhibition titled Body Work during June and July of 2024 in our gallery space.
With the help of local tattoo artists Joey Saindon and Jesse-Lynn Jenkins we have developed an exhibition plan to highlight the rich history and art of tattooing. (more…)
Submissions to The Fiddlehead are now open to Canadians.
The Fiddlehead publishes excellent writing in English, or translations into English, from all over the world and in a variety of styles, including experimental genres. (more…)
The Charlotte Street Arts Centre is now taking applications for their 2024 exhibitions lineup.
The Charlotte St. Arts Centre is looking for visual artists to showcase within their gallery spaces throughout the upcoming year. (more…)
Roll camera!
As the snow flies, it’s time to take your camera outside and capture the magic of winter in New Brunswick. (more…)
Celebrated Canadian poet Kazim Ali will select the winner of the inaugural Claire Harris Poetry Prize. The winning poet’s manuscript will be published under the icehouse poetry imprint. (more…)
The Pierre Lassonde School of Fine Arts at Mount Allison University invites applications to its 2025 AND 2026 Artist-in-Residence program. This annual non-recurring residency will support research, development, and creation of a project proposed by a successful professional artist.
Artists who are engaged in visual arts, digital arts, performance, social and community-based artistic practices are invited to apply. To increase the degree of diversity within the Mount Allison community, we particularly encourage applications from (more…)
The 2024 Okanagan Print Triennial will take place at the Kelowna Art Gallery. The Triennial was initiated in 2009 by Kelowna-based printmaker Briar Craig, and supported by the Kelowna Art Gallery, the Vernon Public Art Gallery, and the University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus. This exhibition is an open, juried show dedicated to showcasing the creative forays made with printmaking across Canada and beyond. The winner of the 2024 Triennial will be given a solo exhibition at the Kelowna Art Gallery in 2027.
The curators look forward to selecting and installing works by a diverse range of printmakers and share their fascinating contemporary art practices with the local public.
Closing date for submissions for OPT 2024, will be January 5, 2024.
Submissions are now open. Details are here.
The Canada Council for the Arts has partnered with Arts Council Korea and Global Affairs Canada to support projects that will deepen and diversify creative, collaborative relationships between Canadian and Korean artists.
This is the second of two funds inspired by 60 years of diplomatic relations between Canada and the Republic of Korea. By working together, the partners hope to facilitate creative connections, promote cultural exchange, and develop new international opportunities while investing in a more equitable and sustainable shared future for the arts.
Deadline: January 18, 2024. Completed application forms and required documents must be submitted by email on or before the deadline date by 11:59 pm (local time). Incomplete or late applications will not be assessed. Application assistance may be available. See below for details.
Application limits: You can only submit 1 application to this fund. Applications to this fund do not count towards the maximum number you can submit to the Canada Council each year.
Full details are here.
