The DéPOT Artist in Residence (DePOT AIR) program supports creative engagements with the historical roots and lived experience of deindustrialization.
We are interested in proposals that range across the performing, creative and visual arts, are rooted in deindustrialized areas in Italy, France, Germany, the UK, the US or Canada and that speak to the impact, and legacy, of mine, mill and factory closures. (more…)
(Note: This project is open to artists who speak English or French, but the selected person must be able to speak, read and understand French. Applications may be submitted in either of the official languages.)
Résidence artistique au Village Historique Acadien, 19 août – 1er septembre 2024. (more…)
Fonderie Darling, Gare de Matapédia, Galerie Sans Nom, and Projet Borgitte are thrilled to announce the launch of a new artist residency program between Montreal, the Gaspésie and Acadie.
Deployed in five parts, the Québec-Acadie Residencies aims to strengthen ties between Canada’s French-speaking communities, while showcasing Acadian culture and fostering closer ties between the two provinces’ art scenes through collaboration between artist-run centers and residency spaces. (more…)
The Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation honours visual artists of distinction through annual awards programs.
These awards celebrate visual artists who enrich the cultural life of New Brunswick through their creative work. (more…)
Fredericton Arts and Learning Inc. (Charlotte Street Arts Centre) is looking to expand its existing Board of Directors.
If you have a love of arts and community, we would love to work with you! We are looking for new members to join our fundraising, building, events, and governance committees.
Anyone interested in joining our team is asked to please submit a letter of interest to board@charlottestreetarts.ca.
ACADIE : le peuple, le paysage, l’histoire (people, landscape, history)
Le Conseil des arts de la Baie (CAB) is a non-profit association founded in 1968 with a mandate to promote and develop the arts in Clare, Nova Scotia. (more…)
Nominations are currently being accepted for the 11th Parliamentary Poet Laureate. Nominations must be postmarked by 17 June 2024.
Those selected to be Poets laureate have made a significant contribution to Canada’s literary community through their poetry, which can be written or spoken poetry of any genre. (more…)
The Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts were created in 1999 by the Canada Council for the Arts and the Governor General of Canada.
Since then, they have celebrated the vibrant arts community in Canada and recognized remarkable careers in the visual and media arts. (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 William and Meredith Saunderson Prizes for Emerging Artists (formerly Charles Pachter) consist of three awards of $10,000 each (formerly $5,000 each), to support young emerging visual artists whose practice shows potential and is deemed to have the determination and talent to contribute to the legacy of art in Canada.
In past years, the candidates for this prize were selected by the winner of the previous year’s Hnatyshyn Foundation Mid-Career Award for Curatorial Excellence. (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…)
In summer 2024, month-long residencies will be scheduled from mid-June to mid-September.
The gallery will be responsible for promotion and publicity that are related to the residency program and all activities related. (more…)
The Dieppe Arts and Culture Centre (DACC) is delighted to extend an invitation to artists working in all visual arts mediums to apply for a three-month residency in our studio.
CACD offers a dedicated research space, fully equipped studio facilities, and programming that reflects current trends in the visual arts and fine craft. (more…)
Promote and sell your fine crafts and artwork at Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre Gallery Shop, 139 Water St., St Andrews, NB.
During tourist season and year-round, our gallery shop features unique and special art work by artists and artisans. (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…)
Application deadline: Friday, March 29, 2024
The CACD invites professional artists and curators to submit their artistic project for exhibition in the Galerie 2024-2025 and 2025-2026.
The Centre des arts et de la culture de Dieppe (CACD), open to the public since September 2010, is one of the City of Dieppe’s leading arts and cultural institutions. (more…)
The Saint John Arts Centre (SJAC) is seeking pottery instructors for spring and fall 2024.
SJAC offers introductory and intermediate workshops for children, teens and adults, focused on hand-building and throwing on the wheel. (more…)
Nominations for the 2024 Sobey Art Award are now open!
All nominations will be reviewed by an independent jury comprised of one representative from each of Canada’s six regions: (more…)