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Call for Indigenous Art Instructors 🎨

Mawi’Art Wabanaki Artist Collective is seeking Indigenous art instructors for an upcoming Indigenous Arts Knowledge Exchange Program. If you’re interested or know someone who might be, please get in touch by emailing us: outreach@mawiart.org

See the poster below to learn more!

Go here for the full details.

Credit to the amazing artists featured in this poster:

Emma Hassencahl-Perley (hockey stick)
Gordon Sparks (carved mask)
Nicole Travers (beaded earrings)
Quinn Cloud (floral quillwork teaching)
Jonathon Paul (ash basket teaching)

Lunar Codex Indigenous Mission Collection: Open Call 🌖

The Lunar Codex, a special project founded by Dr. Samuel Peralta, Canadian physicist and author through Incandence Corp., is an archive of cultural works from across the globe, launched via NASA Artemis / Commercial Lunar Payload Service (CLPS) program partners, from Earth to space, the Moon, and beyond.

Covering seven missions – the Lunar Codex represents creative artists from 185 countries and territories, and 69 Indigenous nations, predominantly in visual art, but also in writing, music, and film.

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City of Saint John: Call for Indigenous Artists for Commissioned Public Artwork đź“Ł

The City of Saint John is seeking to commission public artwork from a professional artist or artist team of Wolastoqiyik, Mi’kmaq, or Passamaquoddy heritage to be placed within City Hall. This artwork builds on the city’s commitment to create awareness of indigenous cultures, peoples, and heritage.

Painting in bright colours of 7 figures in a canoe, a fish leaping over their heads, and a mirror image of the fish swimming beneath.

The budget for the creation, design, and installation of the piece is $20,000. The artwork can be pre-existing or created for the commission. A jury comprised of City Staff, members of the Saint John Community Arts Board, professional artists, and members of the Indigenous community will review the submissions and determine artist.

The selected artwork will be integrated into the first floors of City Hall. As the welcome space for visitors, residents, and guests to City Hall, this location allows for high visibility, impact, community connection, and aligns with the building’s natural flow and themes. The piece will be installed by April 1st, 2024.

The deadline for applications is Friday, December 15, 2023

Application details are here.