2021 SHMF Application Deadline Reminder
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January 12, 2021 – Music·Musique NB is launching a new pilot project aimed at Indigenous musicians. The initiative, sponsored by Mi’kmaq Hip Hop artist Wolf Castle, was created to provide one emerging Indigenous artist from New Brunswick with the tools, support and guidance to achieve a new musical project.
“We need more Indigenous voices and more spaces where these voices can be heard,” says artist Wolf Castle. “This pilot project sets the stage to give young Indigenous artists a chance to get in the spotlight.”
One recipient will be chosen by an all-indigenous jury and will receive a $3000 grant to complete a music-based project. Projects can include, but are not limited to, recording a music video, developing online content, creating a sound recording, and expanding musical skills. The artist will also receive mentorship and support to help them achieve their artistic and professional goals and aspirations.
Artists can propose a project before January 29.
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The Association of Francophone Visual Arts Groups ( AGAVF ) presents the events of its members, namely fifteen artist-run centers and galleries across Canada, and compiles calls for submissions in visual arts, media arts, performance, public art, residencies aimed at artists and curators.
J. Aird-Bélanger, A. Asselin, R. Aubin, M. Barti, J. Bertrand, B. Bogart, C. Boucher, Csaba, R. Chevalier, C. Cooper, L. Daigle, C. Dallaire, M. Des Aulniers, A. Dworzak-Subocz, L. Finet, P. Franzini, C. Gendron, D. Gérin, V. Goddard, O. Golub, F. Ikonomidou, R. Kempen, I. Kobayashi, D. Krasi, D Lamontagne, M. Le Bohec, D. Leclerc, M. Manu, M. Marquez, E. Montenegro, J. Muscat, A. Paquin, M. Périat, O. Petca, Y. Porlier, H. Pouillon, R. Robesco, N. Ross, S. Rossen, S. Swinimer, V. Tytor, G. Vallée, JM Van Hees, P. Walty – Artificial intelligence
in November 2020
67 Beechwood Avenue Vanier, Ontario
www.voixvisuelle.ca
Carole Deveau and Patrick Mcfarlane – Hekas Hekas…
from 12 to 20 November 2020
140 Botsford Street , Ground Floor Aberdeen Cultural Center
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.atelierimago.com
Janine-Annette Littmann – The duration / The Line as Time
from October 8 to November 21, 2020
101-219, boulevard Provencher
Saint-Boniface, Manitoba
www.maisondesartistes.mb.ca
Daniel H. Dugas and Valerie LeBlanc – Habitat
Curator: Jonathan Lamy
Presented as part of the Media Arts Section
of the International Festival of Francophone Cinema in Acadia
from November 2020 to January 2021
University of Moncton
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga
White box residences:
Séamus Gallagher
from 3 to 18 November 2020
Mathieu Boucher Côté
from 19 to 26 November 2020
140 Botsford Street, Room 16
Moncton, New Brunswick
Danielle Saulnier and Serge V. Richard – Osmosis and Intimate Magic
from November 4, 2020 to January 10, 2021
220, boul. Saint-Pierre West
Caraquet, New Brunswick
www.constellationbleue.com
Jen Funk, Xavier Mutshipayi, Stéphane Oystryk, Reza Rezaï and Eric Plamondon – The other
from October 8 to November 28, 2020
340, boulevard Provencher
Winnipeg, Manitoba
www.ccfm.mb.ca
To be a woman artist in 2020. “The game of 2 questions”
with Lise Beaudry , Maria Legault , Martine Côté and Quitterie Hervouet
Chronicles of Quarantine with Jean-Christophe Foolchand
www.lelabo.ca
Clayton H Windatt – FINDINGTRACKZERO
talk on Monday November 16 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Claude Wittmann – Wheels / politics / panic
Exhibition since February 2020
54 Elgin Street
Sudbury, Ontario
www.gn-o.org
La Centrale Galerie Powerhouse – Montreal – December 6
Culture Trois-Rivières – February 1
The Video Tape – Quebec – December 6
Dazibao – Montreal – December 1
COVER ME – Records, Cassettes & Artists – Vancouver – from November 21
Monitor 14 – SAVAC – Toronto – November 20
BIPOC Artist Instagram Project – ongoing
AKA Artist-run Center – Saskatoon – ongoing
Southern Alberta Art Gallery – Lethbridge – ongoing
European Media Art Festival – December 31
Video Art Academy 2021 – Clermond-Ferrand – December 21
Studio Residency Program – Brookly – December 18
Videographer – 50th anniversary – November 15
Kasahara Gabriola Trust Artist Residency – Gabriola Island – November 16
Acts of Care – Public art residency – Calgary – November 28
Engramme – Quebec – November 16
LGBTQ2 + National Monument – National Capital Region – January 5
Regal Road Bridge Enhancement – Burlington – November 13
O-Train Public Art Program – November 30
Global Affairs Canada’s Commemorative Artwork – National Capital Region – December 16
M HKA / Van Abbemuseum Research Fellowship – December 6
(no) borders issue – easteast.world – November 20
Assistant professor in creative technologies – York University – January 15
General management – Rimouski Regional Museum – November 22
Curatorial residence – Le Lobe – December 11
Images Festival 2021 – Guest Program – no fixed deadline
East of your empires – Quebec – ongoing
Esse – File (Re) see the painting – January 10, 2021
Revue de Paris – call for contributors – ongoing
Esse art + opinion – September 1
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**Submissions close October 26, 2018 at 11:59pm**
The WORK GRANT is a one-time music video fund available for emerging Women & Gender Non-Binary directors with Canadian citizenship.
Individuals eligible to apply for the fund must be:
Each applicant must apply with a musician who has given permission to the applicant to create music video for one of their songs.
| Riddle Fence Contests ($, fees). One short-fiction submission is one story, one poetry submission is up to 3 poems; no more than 100 lines per poem. Entries must be original and unpublished elsewhere. No simultaneous submissions and no previously published (or accepted for publication) submissions. | October 1 |
| NoD. NōD accepts poetry, prose, creative non-fiction, and visual art from all writers and artists. Send up to 5 pieces and no more than 10 pages of poetry or up to 10 pages of prose. This can be multiple flash fiction pieces, one story up to 10 pages or any combination you’d like. Please send all pieces in one document with new pieces starting on a new page. NōD Magazine accepts only unpublished work. We do accept simultaneous submissions, but please notify us immediately if your work is accepted elsewhere. | October 5 |
| The Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize ($, fees). Submit up to three poems per entry (100 lines max per poem). $1,500 grand prize, $600 runner-up, $400 2nd runner-up. Entries must be original, previously unpublished in print or online, and not under consideration elsewhere. PRISM international is offering free entries for self-identifying Indigenous writers. Indigenous writers are invited to submit by emailing assistant@prismmagazine.ca by the deadline. We also have a number of free entries to offer to low-income writers, and we encourage writers for whom the contest entry fee is prohibitive to contact us to arrange contest entry. | October 15 |
| Event Magazine’s Nonfiction Contest ($, fees). Our annual Non-Fiction Contest winners feature in every winter issue since 1989, and many have gone on to greatness. Prize: $3,000 in prizes ($1,500 First Place, $1,000 Second Place, $500 Third Place) plus publication in EVENT. 5,000 word limit on entries. Entries must not have been previously published, either in print or online, been accepted for publication elsewhere. No simultaneous submissions and do not identify yourself on the entry. | October 15 |
| Bad Nudes. Fiction: 1 story, max. 3000 words Poetry: 5 poems, max. 10 pages. Include a <100 word bio. Please use eccentric formatting in poems/stories sparingly. | October 31 |
Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation Signature Grants
The Board of Directors of the Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation considers requests for exceptional, one of a kind project grants twice annually.All letters of application or appeal must be postmarked by September 1, 2018 for consideration in the 2018 cycle. Signature Grants are made in response to exceptional opportunities and needs and they are contingent on available resources in each fiscal year.
For more information, visit: http://sheilahughmackay.ca/shmf/grants/signature-grants/.
Artist-in-Residency School Program Grant, Anglophone Sector
The Artist-in-Residency School Program funds art projects which are based on Fine Arts curricular outcomes, and are a collaboration between one or more teachers and one or more artists. Schools in Anglophone districts are eligible to apply to the program by initiating a project together with a professional artist(s) in any, but not limited to, the following artistic disciplines: music, dance, theatre arts, literature (playwriting, storytelling), plastic arts and media arts such as film, and video. The general objectives of this program are to encourage students to express themselves and to think creatively and critically through education in the arts. Funding provided for a maximum of $3,000 per residency.
Applications for residencies must be received by email no later than September 28, 2018.
Once approved, residencies should end no later than the end of the school year. Only schools may initiate and present proposals with the collaboration of one or more artist. For more information, please refer to the guidelines, found at http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.201088.html
and has important information about the criteria and conditions
The Arts Infrastructure Grants for Emerging Artists program is a project-based program designed to provide one-time capital acquisition to emerging New Brunswick artists to acquire equipment that will enable them to complete a project and strengthen their long-term artistic development.
APPLY ONLINE: Click here to submit your grant application online.
You may reach us by telephone at (506) 444-4444 or +1 (866) 460-2787, toll-free in NB. Use the link below to send us an email:
The hyperlocal, need-based Micro-Grant program provides numerous 1,000 USD grants enabling Detroit local artists to continue their practices. These grants are given on a rolling basis and are combined with career counselling by Red Bull Arts Detroit staff and advisors. Taken together, these grants represent Red Bull Arts Detroit’s dedication to the local community and the arts at large.
Open for applications on December 1, 2018, with rolling grants awarded starting January of 2019.
June 28, 2018 (Fredericton, NB) – The New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) has released the results of its April 1, 2018 Creation and Documentation competitions.
Grants totaling $318,750 were awarded to the following artists to help with their creation projects, as well as in the documentation of art production in New Brunswick. Creation Grants – A Category For senior artists who have achieved a superior level of accomplishment and who have made a nationally or internationally recognized contribution to their discipline or to the arts in general.
Recipients: Allan Cooper, Alma, Literary Arts, $15,000
Lesandra Dodson, Fredericton, Multidisciplinary Arts, $12,950
Mario Doucette, Moncton, Visual Arts, $15,000
Ginette Pellerin, Grande-Digue, Media Arts, $15,000
Camilien Roy, Tetagouche-Sud, Literary Arts, $15,000
Janice Wright Cheney, Fredericton, Visual Arts, $15,000
Total awarded: $87,950
Creation Grants – B Category For mid-career artists who have been practicing professionally in their discipline for a sustained period of time and are able to demonstrate their recognized contribution to the arts regionally or nationally.
Recipients: Chantal Baudouin, Moncton, Dance, $5,600 Renée Blanchar,
Caraquet, Media Arts, $10,000 David Champagne,
Maisonnette, Visual Arts, $6,000 Marc-André Charron, Moncton.
Theatre, $7,500 Jon Claytor, Sackville, Multidisciplinary Arts, $9,000
Chris Eaton, Sackville, Literary Arts, $9,000
Marie Fox, Fredericton, Visual Arts, $10,000
Nadia Francavilla, Fredericton, Classical Music, $8,400
Mélanie Léger, Moncton, Media Arts, $9,000
Jean-François Mallet, Moncton, Classical Music, $8,300
Andrew Miller, Saint John, Classical Music, $8,000
Deanna Musgrave, Saint John, Visual Arts, $10,000
Kerry Lee Powell, Moncton, Literary Arts, $6,000
Craig Schneider, Fredericton, Visual Arts, $10,000
Maria Stephanie Weirathmueller, Fredericton, Visual Arts, $8,000
Total awarded: $124,800
Creation Grants – C Category For emerging artists who are striving to achieve a professional level in their discipline and who can demonstrate their commitment to the development of specialized skills or knowledge in their discipline as well as their commitment to the achievement of a professional level in their discipline through training, mentorship or peer recognition, and who are producing a growing repertoire or body of work.
Recipients:
Stéphanie Belanger, Bas-Caraquet, Multidisciplinary Arts, $4,000
Kristen Bishop, Fredericton, Craft, $4,500
Lance Blakney, Fredericton, Media Arts, $3,000
Nathalie Blaquière, Shippagan, Literary Arts, $4,950
Yalda Bozorg, Fredericton, Visual Arts, $5,000
Nawal Doucette, Saint John, Dance, $2,000
Todd Fraser, Sackville, Media Arts, $5,000
Ricky Frenette, Nigadoo, Classical Music, $5,000
Michel Goguen, Dieppe, Non-Classical Music, $1,500
Rory Greythorn, Fredericton, Craft, $3,000
Yeon Bae Jung, Fredericton, Craft, $3,000
Laura Lamey, Grand Barachois, Visual Arts, $2,000
Sandra Le Couteur, Pointe-Alexandre, Literary Arts, $4,500
Melissa LeBlanc, Nashwaak Bridge, Visual Arts, $5,000
Daniel Léger, Saint-Thomas-de-Kent, Literary Arts, $4,600
Xavier Lord-Giroux, Fredericton, Theatre, $2,000
Arianna Martinez, New Maryland, Media Arts, $4,000
Gordon Mihan, Fredericton, Media Arts, $4,000
Indigo Poirier, Fredericton, Non-Classical Music, $4,000
Lorne Power, Saint John, Visual Arts, $4,050
Rachel Thornton, Sackville, Visual Arts, $4,900
Robin Turner, Saint John, Craft, $2,500
Julie Whitenect, Saint John, Visual Arts, $5,000
Matt Williams, Sackville, Visual Arts, $4,500
Total awarded: $92,000
Documentation Grants For professional New Brunswick artists and arts professionals for the research, development and execution of original documentation of arts activities, arts products or art history; preference is given to projects addressing New Brunswick art or artists.
Recipients:
Daniel H. Dugas, Moncton, Media Arts, $4,200
Tim Rayne, Fredericton, Visual Arts, $4,100
Julie Whitenect, Saint John, Multidisciplinary Arts, $5,700
Total awarded: $14,000
For information on these and other artsnb programs, visit http://artsnb.ca/site/en/programs/ or call 1-866- 460-ARTS (2787) toll-free within NB. -30- Media Contact: Sarah Elizabeth Parker, Program Officer, prog@artsnb.ca, 506.440.0037 The New Brunswick Arts Board is an arm’s length arts funding agency with a legislated mandate to facilitate and promote the creation of art as well as administering funding programs for professional artists in the province. Most of the funding for these programs is provided through the province’s Arts Development Trust Fund and by the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture.
The Artist-in-Residency School Program funds art projects which are based on Fine Arts curricular outcomes, and are a collaboration between one or more teachers and one or more artists. Schools in Anglophone districts are eligible to apply to the program by initiating a project together with a professional artist(s) in any, but not limited to, the following artistic disciplines: music, dance, theatre arts, literature (playwriting, storytelling), plastic arts and media arts such as film, and video.
The general objectives of this program are to encourage students to express themselves and to think creatively and critically through education in the arts. Funding provided for a maximum of $3,000 per residency.
Applications for residencies occurring in the fiscal year that begins on April 1, 2018, must be received by email no later than September 28, 2018.
Once approved, residencies should end no later than the end of the school year.
Only schools may initiate and present proposals with the collaboration of one or more artist. For more information, please refer to the guidelines, found at http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.201088.html, which contain important information about the criteria and conditions
You’re invited to attend an information session on the Canada Council for the Arts’ Explore and Create program to learn about the program and its various components, get advice on how to prepare an Explore and Create grant application, and understand how applications are assessed. The info session will be offered in both official languages and will include a Q&A period.
Dates: May 31 and June 1st
Fredericton: https://www.facebook.com/events/1923692691022671/
The Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture is issuing a second call for applications to its Film, Television and New Media Program – Production and Development Incentives. Applications will be accepted up to and including October 2, 2017. The Department will then proceed with the evaluation of applications received and issue grants to qualifying projects. Applications must bE submitted by email to the following address: culture@gnb.ca.
Forms, guidelines and information can be found here:
http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/fr/ministeres/tpc/culture/content/Filmtelevisionetnouveauxmedias.html
Please contact Rebekah Chassé at (506) 453-5372 or rebekah.chasse@gnb.cafor questions or comments.
The City of Fredericton is now accepting submissions for an artist-led community art project.
The Community Art Program was introduced in 2015 for local non-profit arts and cultural organizations for collaborative community projects. This year, local artists are invited to submit proposals for a project. The deadline for submissions is October 27, 2017.
The successful proposal will involve the creation of a unique art project involving community engagement, and result in something tangible for the community to enjoy. Examples may include the creation of short-term or permanent artwork, or an artistic enhancement to a neighbourhood or publicly accessible space.
Project submissions are open to all disciplines, one of which will be awarded $5,000.
For more information about the project guidelines, artist’s eligibility, criteria, and how to apply, visit www.fredericton.ca and search Community Art Program or contact Recreation, Culture & Community Development, 506-460-2240 orculture@fredericton.ca.
The Parent Grant—made possible by new support from the Sustainable Arts Foundation—is a four-week residency for an artist with dependent child(ren) under the age of 15. Artists may choose to work in any of our studio disciplines: intaglio, letterpress, papermaking, screenprinting, photography, or ceramics.
This grant includes a $1000 childcare stipend, up to $250 for travel costs, free onsite housing, and 24/7 studio access. WSW can also provide technical advice and production assistance.
The $1000 childcare stipend can be used at the artist’s discretion, though a childcare plan must be submitted with the application. Possible childcare scenarios include:
If you plan to bring your child(ren) and are in need of childcare, WSW recommends using Care.com to locate area providers. WSW cannot assist applicants in finding childcare options.
If your child/children are coming with you, WSW can provide a two-bedroom apartment (with a single bed in each room) that has a bathroom and an open kitchen/living area where another bed can be placed. The maximum occupancy is three. Please note that, for safety reasons and to maintain a focused working environment, children cannot be in the studios where artists are working.
The residency in a nutshell:
Application due: October 15, midnight EST
Notification date: via email by December 15
Residency length: 4 weeks
Residency occurs: the year following application, September – June
-Application must include:
For more info visit:
AFCOOP’s deadline for our Grants for Filmmakers is coming up Aug. 1st! In advance of the deadline AFCOOP would like to draw attention to a number of changes that have been made to the grants and the grant requirements.
Summary of Changes:
To find out more information and learn how to apply, check out our website.
The full list of available grants it also on their website.
Grants from institutional sources – government agencies, foundations, service clubs, associations and the like – are a major revenue source for charities and non-profit groups striving to jumpstart new programs or strengthen existing services. Yet the process of researching granting sources and developing compelling proposals can be a mysterious and frustrating quest for many charities. All too frequently applicant organizations become discouraged by complex and voluminous procedures, heightened competition for the same pool of funds and the excruciating wait for what they hope is a positive response from the decision-makers. (more…)
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As part of our mission to enhance the value and vitality of Uptown Saint John, the not for profit association offers sponsorships for events & festivals within the Business Improvement area.
Purpose of the Sponsorships
Sponsorships are intended to support the marketing or programming of an event, project or program in the Uptown area that meets the Eligibility Requirements below; funds are directly from the membership levy.
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