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Honeybee Folk School: Call for Instructors 🐝

The Honeybee Folk School is seeking instructors for our Night Course Series and Fall Gathering at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. At the Honeybee Folk School, we are passionate about lifelong learning, keeping traditional skills alive, inspiring creativity, and fostering a regenerative living mindset. Apply now and become a part of this teaching community!

Image of a basket being woven. Text reads: "Call for instructors. Applications du May 15, 2022"

We are looking for instructors who teach workshops in the following areas and more:

basketry
beekeeping
ceramics
in the kitchen
jewellery/metal arts
northern ecology
natural wellness and wellbeing
permaculture/gardening
painting/drawing
photography
digital and graphic design
sewing
sustainable living
textiles
traditional skills
Wabanaki arts
wild crafting and woodworking
and more!

Instructors are paid $34/hour + $25 to $50 for materials. Instructors can charge an additional material fee to attendees, payable to the instructor the day of the course.

To learn more and to apply: Instructor Application Form

Arts Atlantic Symposium 2022: Call for Projects 📣

Call for Projects! Arts Atlantic Symposium | 21-23 October, Saint John, NB.

Arts Atlantic Symposium

We invite artists, arts collectives, curators, scholars, or arts professionals to submit proposals for presentations, performances, temporary installations, interventions, or workshops on the theme of FUTURE POSSIBLE for ArtsLink NB’s inaugural Arts Atlantic Symposium.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: May 31, 2022.

APPLICATION & INFO: https://www.artsatlantic.org/

INFO SESSIONS: May 13 and May 18 (online, registration required).

TNB Foundation Awards 🏆

Click this link for more information about the TNB Foundation awards.

Stephen Graham Bird Award
(Acting, Directing or Playwriting)
DEADLINE June 10, 2022

The Stephen Graham Bird Award is designed to recognize and encourage New Brunswick students who have demonstrated exceptional talent and potential, and who are pursuing a career in the theatre. The Stephen Graham Bird Award is for full-time study.

Objectives

To assist New Brunswick students who intend to pursue, or are presently pursuing, a career in theatre as a professional.
To increase the number of professional theatre artists in New Brunswick.
To encourage the development of New Brunswick talent in theatre arts.

Eligibility

To be eligible for consideration an applicant must intend to pursue, or be currently pursuing, full-time studies at a recognized institution, at an undergraduate level or professional training program, for the purpose of pursuing a career as a professional theatre artist. This career may be in acting, in directing, or in playwriting. Only New Brunswick residents are eligible to receive funding. A resident is defined as a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who has resided in New Brunswick for at least one year immediately preceding the application deadline.

Level of Funding

One award in the amount of $3,000 will be awarded per annum. An individual may receive up to a maximum of 4 awards, which must be applied for annually.

Apply here.

J. Patrick Clark Award
(Design, stage management or technical production)
DEADLINE June 10, 2022

The J. Patrick Clark Award is designed to recognize and encourage New Brunswick students who have demonstrated exceptional talent and potential, and who are pursuing a career in the theatre. The J. Patrick Clark Award is for full-time study.

Objectives

To assist New Brunswick students who intend to pursue, or are presently pursuing, a career in theatre as a professional.
To increase the number of professional theatre artists in New Brunswick.
To encourage the development of New Brunswick talent in theatre arts.

Eligibility

To be eligible for consideration, an applicant must intend to pursue, or currently be pursuing, full-time studies at a recognized institution, at an undergraduate level or professional training program, for the purpose of pursuing a career as a professional theatre artist. This career may be in design, stage management or technical production. Only New Brunswick residents are eligible to receive funding. A resident is defined as a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who has resided in New Brunswick for at least one year immediately preceding the application deadline.

Level of Funding

One award in the amount of $3,000 will be awarded per annum. An individual may receive up to a maximum of 4 awards, which must be applied for annually.

Apply here.

Music Festival Reopening Fund 𝄞

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Canada has put in place many initiatives to provide financial support to the culture, heritage, and sport sectors, including, among others, investments through the Reopening Fund which is intended to complement the Budget 2021 Emergency Funds.

The intent of the Music Festival Reopening Fund is to provide assistance to professional music festivals to stimulate their economic recovery by supporting the presentation of their events and encouraging the return of in-person audiences. $7 million has been allocated to the Canada Music Fund (CMF) for this program, consistent with the objective of fostering an environment where a diversity of Canadian music artists connects with audiences everywhere.

Applications are assessed taking into account the quality of the project and its potential to re-engage live audiences, as well as the impact it may have on the artist’s career, the employment of technicians and other cultural workers, and service providers.

Funding is subject to availability of funds and submitting an application does not guarantee funding.

The deadline to apply is May 6, 2022, at 5:00pm ET.

Applications can be submitted at any time from program launch to deadline. Late applications will not be considered.

Fredericton Playhouse Seeking Nominations for Playhouse Honours

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2022 Playhouse Honours. The public are encouraged to nominate an individual or individuals from our community who have made a significant contribution to the community through their work in music, theatre, dance, spoken word, or multidisciplinary performing arts.

The Fredericton Playhouse, experience it live

Established in 2008, the Playhouse Honours annually recognizes and celebrates the important work by members in the performing arts community in Fredericton. We believe in the value people can bring to the community through their work in the performing arts, and the Playhouse strives to foster a deeper appreciation of such contributions. A permanent display in the west gallery of the Playhouse recognizes each honouree.

Nominations can be made by any person or organization. Underscoring the personal contribution that they have made in the community, recipients must be individuals, not companies or organizations. Recipients may be a professional or amateur artist, administrator, volunteer, educator, philanthropist, advocate, organizer, etc.

The deadline for nominations is Monday, May 30, 2022. To nominate a candidate, please submit a written submission of no more than two (2) pages describing the reasons this nominee should be considered.

For full details about nominations for the Playhouse Honours program, please visit our website or contact Lesandra Dodson.

Nominations may be sent to:

Playhouse Honours Selection Committee

Fredericton Playhouse Inc.

686 Queen Street

Fredericton, NB E3B 1C2

or

Email: lesandra@theplayhouse.ca

B-PART of Our Art: Call for Submissions

B-PART is a public art project that aims to embrace the talent of our younger artists in the Greater Saint John area. Saint John is hosting the Memorial Cup in June. During this national event we want to empower our youth to show our culture, diversity, and love for our city.

Call for young artists. Public art.
We are asking organizations, school, individuals, and teams to submit their artwork to B-PART of Our Art event happening on June 18th.

Things to consider and questions:

Designs can be submitted via digital file. Make sure the image has a good resolution It is important that the jury clearly see your design. You can use the attached template to get a better understanding of space and context (you can make it as big as you need it).

In your 100-word description we want to know about you and your age. This is an opportunity to explain your design and how will empower our youth, culture, diversity, or the heritage of Saint John the first incorporated city of Canada. (We’ll be on the National Stage during the Memorial Cup, and YOUR ART could be too).

Selected works will be giving the wood approx.. 2 x 4ft to paint. Artists are encouraged to use their own art supplies. Please note that acrylic paint is recommended for outdoor installation.

Selected works will be giving time to develop their design at home however the completion of the artwork must be done on June 18th from 11-3PM on Prince William Street. Saint John NB.

Application checklist:

Design on digital file
100 words description (name, age, tittle of the work and description)
Send material to B-PART@outlook.com
Deadline May 9th.

Guidelines: Artists from 12-17 years old will be qualified to apply.

Ten artworks will be selected by an independent professional jury. The selection of the finalists will be based on aesthetics and originality.

Project Budget: The artists selected will be paid $200 for each painting, which will be composed on a piece of wood that will later be installed in the window of an Uptown building. We will provide the wood board. The artwork will remain in place for the duration of the summer.

If you have any questions, please contact art coordinator Fabiola Martinez, fahr@hotmail.ca

Atlantic Dance Festival 2022 Call for Submissions 🩰

The Atlantic Dance Festival (adFda) is calling for submissions from the dance community!

A call for submissions has been issued for dance artists and companies for the 17th edition of the Atlantic Dance Festival from August 11 to 21, 2022.

We are looking for solo, duet of 5 to 8 minutes, or choreography of 10 to 20 minutes that has already been presented publicly.

We ask that you send a dossier with the following information:

Address, phone number and email address;
A brief resume;
A short video that clearly demonstrates your technical and artistic abilities OR for longer choreography proposals that have already been presented publicly, provide a video of the work (DVD, USB key or web link).
Be available for performances between August 11 and 21, 2022.

Please email submissions to adfestivalda@gmail.com no later than April 30th. Contact us by phone at (506) 855-0998 for more information.

Dieppe Arts and Culture Centre, Original Works

The Dieppe Arts and Culture Centre (DACC) invites artists to submit a proposal of original works for the open spaces of the DACC by April 22, 2022. Please note that the works must be wall-mounted – ready to hang.

Those interested in submitting a proposal must include the following documents:

Resume
Biography
10 images of the works
Detailed list of the 10 works (including size, medium and year)

Your application must be sent by email to the attention of Sophie Doucette at directionartistique@centredesartsdieppe.ca

If your application is accepted, in addition to the transport and hanging of your works for which you are responsible, you will also have to ensure the preparation and installation of labels allowing the identification of information specific to each work.

The DACC will take care of registering the sales on site and will retain 15% + HST on the total sales as a commission. The DACC cannot insure the works on display during their exhibition. The exhibition period will be for two months.

The DACC will cover the costs associated with the exhibition, its promotion and the coordination of the opening.

All applications will be evaluated by a jury of peers and the results will be communicated in the spring of 2022. The DACC wishes to thank all the candidates.

For more information, see their website.

Contact East 2022, Artist Submissions

Calling all performers: artist submissions for Contact East 2022 are NOW OPEN!

Logo Contact East Artist Submissions Now Open

Contact East is the Atlantic Presenters Association’s (APA’s) hallmark showcase summit and Atlantic Canada’s premiere performing arts booking conference. The event brings together performing arts presenters, managers, and agents to see top-quality performances from a diverse range of artistic genres, including but not limited to: music, cabaret, dance, Deaf, Disability and Mad arts, circus arts, theatre, comedy, youth-oriented programming, and cultural performances.

APA acknowledges that past selection processes were not fair or equitable to all and acknowledges the value that lived- and community-based experiences and practices have in creating fair artist selection processes. APA is committed to implementing and upholding equitable practices in choosing artists to perform at Contact East 2022 and beyond. We will provide any needed support to ensure fair, adequate, and accessible representation. We will be selecting artists that represent the wide diversity of artists that we are committed to bringing to Contact East. The artists chosen by the selection committee shall have equitable representation across communities, including Indigenous, Black, racialized, 2SLGBTQIA+, disability, and MAD arts communities.

Contact East 2022 will take place in Kjipuktuk/Halifax, Nova Scotia from Thursday, September 22 to Sunday, September 25.

The application deadline is Thursday, May 12, 11:59pm Atlantic Time.

Artists can apply for a Contact East showcase HERE.

Read the full press release HERE.

Artist Residencies: Imago Artist-Run Print Studio

Call for submissions 2022

Deadline: May 1, 2022

Results : July 1st 2022

Available spaces : 3 to 4

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.

Eligibility:

The artist must be recognized as a professional artist as is defined by the Canada Arts Council.
The artist must have expertise in the field of printmaking they propose in their project.
The residency must take place between August 15th 2022 and April 15th 2023.

Benefits:

Chosen artists will received a 600$ artist fee per week of residency.
Travel expenses reimbursed (full airfare within Canada or up to a maximum of $600 for other means of transportation, with proof of receipts).
Accommodations provided during residency.
24h access to the studio.
175$ artist fee for presentation of work to the public (optional, approx. 20 mins).

Artists who wish to submit a project must submit a single PDF file (no WeTransfer) including:

Artist bio and CV (max. 2 pages);
Artist statement (max. one page);
A detailed project proposal that includes the print medium(s) you intend to work with and your preferred dates for the residency (max. 2 pages);
8 to 10 support images or recent printmaking works;
Image list that includes title, medium, size and year created for each image.

Incomplete applications will not be considered by the jury.

Please submit your application by email to residences@atelierimago.com before May 1st 2022.

Follow this link to see the equipment available in our studio: equipment. For all questions about our residency program, please contact our director at direction@atelierimago.com.

Temporary Public Art Call – Phoenix Square, Fredericton

The City of Fredericton invites proposals from professional artists to install a temporary public art piece at Phoenix Square, the public space in front of Fredericton City Hall.

The installation, on display from July to mid-fall 2022, is meant to contribute to a welcoming and vibrant space for the community and visitors to enjoy throughout the summer and fall.

All of Phoenix Square can be considered for the public art display. However, the art must not impede pedestrian access or use of the space, nor pose any safety hazard. During the summer, people use the Square to enjoy a break, enjoy the weather and access office buildings.

Applicants should note that there is a prominent water fountain, bistro tables with chairs, large umbrellas, garden beds, large flowerpots, and other immovable objects that will need to be considered in the design process.

Although the public art will be ephemeral, designs should be well constructed, vandal-resistant, and able to withstand summer and fall weather.

A juried selection will take place the week following the submission deadline, and the art installed by the first week of July. Artists are to submit the following:

A resume and biography indicating education and body of work;
A proposed design concept including text and drawings or diagrams;
An itemized budget to a maximum of $5,000 for all costs related to production, transport, installation, removal, and artist fees; and,
A timeline and process for creation and installation.

For more information, including a detailed drawing of the site plan, visit www.fredericton.ca/publicart.

Eligibility: Open to professional artists in the greater Fredericton region.

Submission deadline: May 6, 2022.

Jane LeBlane Legacy Fund Awards and Deadlines

Arnold LeBlanc Songwriter Award – Amount: $2,000 – Deadline: May 20, 2022. Eligible Music Categories: roots, folk, and country music

The Arnold LeBlanc Songwriter Award seeks to spotlight talented New Brunswick songwriters at all levels in honour of Miramichi-born Arnold LeBlanc. Arnold was gifted with a golden singing voice. As a young child, he sang in the church choir and continued to sing well into his golden years. Arnold could whistle entire songs with perfect pitch and sang every day of his life.

We have confirmed Lennie Gallant, Joel Plaskett, Jenn Grant, Rose Cousins, and Catherine MacLellan for the music jury, and we are excited! The Arnold LeBlanc Songwriter award value has now increased to $2,000!

For submission guidelines, visit: https://www.janeleblanclegacyfund.com/awards/arnold-leblanc-songwriting-award

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Jane LeBlanc Film Post Award – Amount: $1,000 – Deadline: June 1, 2022

This cash post-production award enables New Brunswick emerging filmmakers to hire resident indie post

specialists to take their film to completion. Eligible Post Work the cash award can be used for includes:
-  Sound Design
-  Music Score
-  Colour Correction
-  Dialogue Replacement
-  Picture Edit
  This cash award can be used to top up other grants/awards the filmmaker has received. It is important to disclose in your submission that you have received funding for your project already. This cash award must hire New Brunswick resident creatives to do the post-work on a project. This cash award can be used to cover your festival submission fees.
  
  For submission guidelines, visit https://www.janeleblanclegacyfund.com/awards/film-post-award.

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Jane LeBlanc Acting Support Award – Amount: $700 – Deadline: June 1, 2022

This Acting Support Award is for any New Brunswick resident actor at any level who needs support moving their education and craft forward. Eligible activities the cash award can be used for:
-  Mentorships (paying for any costs associated with the mentorship, including a fee for your mentor)
-  Workshop & Lab Intensives (costs related to the workshop whether in person or online)
-  Artist-in-Residence (costs related to the residency)
-  Memberships (costs associated with joining an acting organization)
-  Educational Material (costs related to the purchase of any educational acting material).
  For submission guidelines, visit https://www.janeleblanclegacyfund.com/awards/acting-support-award.
  
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  Jane LeBlanc Music Award – Amount: $3000 (In-kind Support) – Deadline: June 25, 2022
  
  The Jane LeBlanc Legacy Fund has created an award for emerging New Brunswick resident singer/songwriters to assist them in the recording and mastering of one of their original songs.If the music jury selects you, you will receive:
  - • Full assistance with recording and mastering (Eastern Hive Studio).
    • 1 to 2 session musicians (we pick), if needed, for the professional studio recording.
    •One-year membership with Music•Musique NB, and the Writers’ Federation of New Brunswick.
    • One-on-one professional development session with Kate Butler of She Said Feck! Records and Colin Fowlie of Colin Fowlie Music.
    • One-on-one consultation with award-winning singer/songwriters Laurie LeBlanc, Rose Cousins, Catherine and Lennie Gallant.
    • One-on-one consultation with artist manager & record label owner Nigel Jenkins.
    • Mentorship with Canada’s Music Incubator (CMI).
    • Complimentary pass to the ECMA’s and potential showcase opportunity.
  - One award will be given out annually through the fund.
  - https://www.janeleblanclegacyfund.com/awards/music-award.

Regart Amplitude: Open Call for Artists and Independent Curators

Deadline : Midnight, May 22. 2022
Artistic orientation 2023-2024

Amplitude. To expand ? Overflow ? Contain more ?

Amplitude is to encourage the overflow, the generous, the abundant. To feel the vibrant presence of a work, whether material or immaterial. Amplitude can consist of a diversity of strategies, sensibilities, subjects, choices, research, a complexity of assemblies, an overdose of gestures, actions, up-cycling, volumes, textures, shapes, mediums, and compositions.

A new era for Regart, with new programming in new spaces. We are looking for proposals developed specifically to inhabit the space of the gallery. It is also possible to present works and projects already in circulation but adapted to the specificities of our space.

Regart, centre d’artistes en art actuel, was established in Lévis in 1986, Regart, a contemporary artist’ center, ensures the dynamic presence of the visual arts for the public of Chaudière-Appalaches and Québec City.

In the gallery and in public space, the Regart program highlights works that reflect the hybridization and experiment in which artistic quality and the importance of theory are shown off. The Centre favours innovative projects, research and exchanges aiming at being an open venue, a field of possibilities in which discussion with artists and mediation with the public are fundamental.

Gallery applications must be submitted before midnight on May 22, 2022. Email and paper applications won’t be accepted, only via the form at this link.

Call for proposals – 25-29 July – Austria

CALL FOR PROPOSALS

We are honoured to invite you to share your work at the Annual International Performing Arts Conference.

25-29 July 2022

Laubegg Castle, Austria

HOW TO APPLY>

The conference creates international, multicultural and multidisciplinary platform for exchange and collaboration between academics, performing artists, arts managers, producers, musicians, designers and teachers. Our goal is to explore the bridge between the world theatre traditions and contemporary performing arts through the acquaintance with the diversity of world traditions and modern innovations.

Performing Arts Between Tradition & Contemporaneity:

Theatre
Dance
Music
Visual & Multimedia Art
Arts administration
Performing Arts Training
Theatre Design & Technology

Your presentation may have different formats:

practical workshop / master classwork in progress / work demonstration
performance fragment not requiring special technical conditions
interactive talk / lecture/ discussion
photo / video demonstration
exhibition, installation
research presentation
other way of demonstration proposed by Speaker / Presenter can be considered

For any questions please contact iugte.projects@gmail.com

Brown Citizen Circle Zine-Opportunity for Young BIPOC/QTPOC Artists/Writers

The BCC is currently accepting submissions for the BCC Zine which is an annual virtual publication that highlights the artistic contributions of BIPOC/QTPOC youth between the ages of 15 and 29. It will consist of a variety of diverse art forms including, but not limited to, visual art (any medium), music (composition or performance), sculpture, photography, mini film series, or a written work (prose or poetry).

Applications for this zine will be open until January 31, 2022, at 11:59 pm EST and can be submitted through this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5D0zIZ3wkP2LEAQ3rIKDIbm_fQHlFM527BahzAwhb-k6DyQ/viewform.

CALL FOR ARTISTIC PROJECTS FOR EXHIBITION
in the Gallery of the Dieppe Arts & Culture Center
Application deadline : Friday, February 25, 2022

The DACC invites professional artists and curators to submit their artistic project for

exhibition in the Gallery 2022-2023 and 2023-2024.

The Dieppe Arts and Culture Centre (DACC), open to the public since September 2010, is a key
artistic and cultural institution in the City of Dieppe. It is a gathering place whose mission is to
strengthen the cultural identity of youth and the surrounding community by encouraging
creativity and participation in artistic and cultural activities.
The DACC Gallery presents to the public, in a judiciously designed space (see attached map),
exhibitions of high artistic quality. This showcase contributes to the development of the artists
received and, by the same token, provides the community with opportunities for discovery and
varied experiences in the visual arts. The artistic productions proposed must be nourished by
research and theoretical questioning. All disciplines in the visual and plastic arts are eligible and
considered.
APPLICATIONS MUST INCLUDE
● Description of the exhibition project (400 words maximum);
● Artistic approach (400 words maximum);
● Curriculum vitae (3 pages maximum);
● Short biography (maximum 300 words);
● Website address or link to artist’s social media page;
● Maximum of 20 images of the works, following the nomenclature template
(Name_Firstname_Number);
● Audio/video material up to 5 minutes may be included
● Detailed list of images or videos with very short descriptions (containing name, year of
production, medium, format – height X width X depth).
FILE SIZE AND TYPE
● TEXT: PDF or WORD
● Please DO NOT submit files in MAC page format, with a .zip extension, as a web archive, or
that require special software to be viewed.
● IMAGE: JPG, maximum image size: 1600 X 1600 pixels, maximum file size: 4 MB
● AUDIO: MP3
● VIDEO: format viewable on VLC Player or Windows Media Player
Centre des arts et de la culture de Dieppe │ 854-2787 │ https://centredesartsdieppe.ca │ @Centreartsdieppe

PLEASE NOTE
● It is possible to use a third-party site or application such as Google Drive or WeTransfer to
transmit the files and associated files as long as the link (and password, if required) is
functional and clearly indicated in your application.
● Instructions for viewing or listening to the audio and video files must be provided. If these
instructions are not provided, the jury will view or listen to the first example or the first 5
minutes of the audio/video material.
SUBMISSION OF APPLICATIONS
Applications must be sent by Friday 25 February 2022 at the latest, in digital format,
by email to the attention of Sophie Doucette at directionartistique@centredesartsdieppe.ca
The outcome of the file evaluation will be announced in spring 2022.
The first exhibition will start in August 2022 for a duration of 3 months.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
● Submissions may be made in English or French;
● Applications will be evaluated by a jury of peers and only selected artists will be contacted
in writing;
● The 2022-2024 program extends over a period of twenty-four months;
● The targeted duration of each exhibition is 3 months;
● Remuneration is provided according to the current CARFAC rates;
● Only the proposed project will be exhibited. No changes to the exhibition project will be
accepted.
● Projects whose dimensions do not correspond to those of La Galerie du CACD will be
excluded;
● The artist is responsible for setting up/dismantling and transporting his/her exhibition to
and from the venue. The artist is responsible for the set-up/dismantling and
transportation of his/her exhibition. If he/she cannot be on site, the DACC will do its best to
set up the exhibition according to the artist’s instructions, but will not provide a
professional technician.

The CACD wishes to thank all applicants.

Call for Applications

Why Not Theatre in partnership with the National Arts Centre are excited to announce the 2022 iteration of ThisGen Fellowship. ThisGen Fellowship is a national initiative that supports BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) Women and Non-Binary performing arts practitioners get to the next stage in their careers through training, mentorship, hands-on work placements, and peer-to-peer connection.

We are passionate about creating a future where BIPOC Women and Non-Binary people have support, are celebrated, and have the resources and networks they need to thrive in the arts sector. By making connections to institutional leadership, enhancing valuable skill sets, and building a network of peers, ThisGen is a launchpad for Canadian cultural leaders.

Eight Fellows will be selected as part of the 2022 cohort, and applicants may apply to participate in either the Directing Stream or the Producing Stream. The program will begin in April 2022 and run over a two year period (exact dates of activity TBD).

Running over the course of two years, ThisGen Fellowship kicks off with an in-person networking event in Ottawa hosted by the National Arts Centre. This will be followed by a 17-week paid training program featuring a faculty of internationally renowned arts leaders. The Fellowship will then transition into one-on-one mentorship, pairing each Fellow with an experienced industry professional. ThisGen will culminate with each Fellow receiving a paid work placement in their field.
all applicants must

- - Identify as Women and/or Non-Binary*
  - Identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and/or a Person of Colour)
  - Have a practice in the performing arts with a focus on either Directing or Producing
  - Be available between April 2022- May 2024 for Fellowship activities (exact dates TBD)

*Note: ThisGen Fellowship is a Trans-inclusive program.

application details

- - Deadline to apply is Thursday, January 13th, 2022 at 11:59pm ET
  - Successful applicants will be notified by February 2022

APPLY NOW

Digital Now!

Digital Now! is a series of digital literacy workshops we’ll be running in March/April 2022. Open to artists of all disciplines, the series will offer FREE three-day workshops in Fredericton, Miramichi, Saint John and Moncton, exploring the creative possibilities of various digital creative platforms.

We’ve invested a lot into new play development over the years but have done little to support artists working in the area of design. Through a grant we received from the Canada Council for the Arts, we put this program together to make digital art education a real possibility for all NB artists, not just theatre folks!

On top of this, participants in the workshops will be able to then submit project proposals for a digital art showcase we’ll be hosting later in the year. Successful projects will receive one of ten $5000 commissions to create new work based on or informed by the tools presented in the workshops. ALL ARTISTS INTERESTED IN SUBMITTING PROPOSALS MUST TAKE ATTEND THE FREE TRAINING.

For Immediate Release – TNB Digital Now 2022

seeking contributors for CreatedHere:BODIES by Amy Ash

This issue is dedicated to BODIES: the physicality of the creative process, as well as concepts of access, agency, and belonging that are linked to our physical selves.

Our bodies are sensory receptors to the rest of the world. As artists – whether performers, musicians, or makers – we use our bodies to carry out our creative work, sometimes with large labouring actions and other times with small delicate movements. Often our bodies know (or remember) exactly what to do, even when words may fail. How does your body impact your creative process? What does your body remember?

Navigating the world can be an entirely different experience based on the body you inhabit. Throughout history, certain bodies have been marginalized, oppressed, and overlooked due to their appearance or the ideas they represent. Others have been arbitrarily privileged. How do you navigate the world? And who is the (art)world built for?

Although the physical distance between human bodies has increased out of collective care, we understand our bodies to be more connected now than ever— to one another as well as the larger ecosystems we inhabit. And, in kinship, we bestow the word “body” upon other meaningful sites, as in: bodies of water or bodies of land. How can we share space with more-than-human bodies so that we all can thrive? Where does one body end and another begin?

This issue discusses the ways in which we use our bodies to make artwork, and, more broadly, how we experience the world through, or as a result of, our bodies.

CLICK HERE to see what we are seeking for Issue 19 - bodies

Deck The Walls: Application Deadline

The deadline is coming up to submit work for our annual exhibit, Deck The Walls. We invite artists of all stages in their development to submit work to sell at Sunbury Shores as we head into the winter holiday season. It is a wonderful time to shop from local artisans all in one location. And it is a fabulous time to submit work to sell, especially if you have never done so before. You can find the application on our website HERE, or you can drop into the centre and we can answer any questions you might have.

Deadline for submitting work: Nov 1

Deadline for physically delivering work to Sunbury Shores: Nov 18^th

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