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Musique NB Music: Industry Pathways Program

INDUSTRY PATHWAYS is dual-focused initiative that will provide support to New Brunswick live music workers for training, mentorship and skill development.

This project has been made possible by the Government of Canada. Those requiring accessibility accommodations in order to apply can email penelope@musicnb.org to discuss possible support.

INDUSTRY PATHWAYS has two components aimed at the live music sector, set to begin run until March 2023. Artists, venues, festivals, and current or aspiring live music workers can access support through in two ways:

INTERNSHIP COMPONENT (DEADLINE: 28 NOV)

This component provides wage stipends to individuals and organizations for 12-week internships in which the individuals receive specialized training and work experience in the live music sector. Deadline to apply: 28 NOV 2022.

EXPERT ACCESS COMPONENT (COMING SOON)

This component provides access to advice, mentorship and services from nationally recognized professionals. Participants can book up to three hours with the professional of their choosing – including a public accountant, entertainment lawyer, mental health practitioner, digital marketing consultant, and other music industry experts.

Re:Flux Festival Call for Submissions

The call for submissions for the 18th edition of RE: FLUX is divided into three parts:

1. LIVE PERFORMANCES (like, in person!)
2. RADIO RE: FLUX (a Podcast project)
3. Insta:FLUX (an Instagram takeover)

These calls – open to all artists working in experimental music and sound art – are cast to aid in the creation of the programming of the 18th edition of RE: FLUX which will take place from May 29 to June 2, 2023. Artist fees will be paid.

In order for your submission to be considered, please complete and send the form link to the above button by MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2022 at 11:59 PM (Atlantic Standard Time).

Apply here.

Radiant Rural Halls: Call for Submissions

this town is small presents Radiant Rural Halls: Call for Submissions for 2023 – Deadline Sunday, November 20, 2022, at Midnight AST

Call for Submissions Radiant Rural Halls Deadline November 20

About Radiant Rural Halls

this town is small (TTIS) artist-run centre is seeking proposals for the second edition of Radiant Rural Halls. This project will consist of a series of contemporary art projects and events presented at rural community halls in PEI. The presentations will take place between February and April 2023, with exact dates and venues to be confirmed. Radiance refers to emanating light, warmth, and joy. We see community halls themselves as having a radiant quality and we are seeking works that engage with this idea, as well as with the liveliness and histories of the halls and their surrounding communities.

We encourage proposals in artistic mediums such as installation, media arts, and performance. Proposals for participatory projects and events such as workshops, demonstrations, presentations, and storytelling are also highly encouraged. A printed publication featuring original writing and documentation will be created as an extension of the project.

About Community Halls

Selected works will be paired with the most appropriate community hall. For example, if a hall has a theatre space with a projector and sound system, a project that includes a performance with projections/sound would be prioritized. Community halls typically have limited wall space and capacity for exhibiting two-dimensional works. However, they are excellent gathering spaces and often have large meeting rooms, work tables and seating, theatres and/or stages, audio-visual equipment, and kitchens. Artists are encouraged to propose projects that make use of these unique facilities. To learn more about PEI’s network of community halls, visit the Association of Rural Community Halls (ARCH PEI).

Eligibility

Professional artists residing in Canada are eligible to apply, and artists with connections to rural communities will be prioritized. We consider a professional artist to meet a combination of the following criteria (as defined by the Canada Council of the Arts): have specialized training in their artistic field (not necessarily in academic institutions); be recognized as a professional by their peers (artists working in the same artistic tradition); be committed to devoting more time to artistic activity, if possible financially; and have a history of public presentation or publication.

Submissions will be reviewed by a jury of professional artists and community representatives and scored based on the following criteria: artistic and thematic merit, achievability/feasibility, and impact.

TTIS is committed to equal opportunities and we encourage applicants who are Indigenous, members of visible minorities, LGBTQ2SIA+, and persons with disabilities to apply.

How to Apply

Call for Submissions Deadline: Sunday, November 20, 2022, at Midnight AST

Artist fees that follow CARFAC standard guidelines will be paid for this exhibition and associated public presentations. TTIS will provide production support for technical equipment and other material needs. Support for ground travel and/or shipping will also be available.

Submissions must be sent via Google Forms: Here

Submissions must include:

Current artist CV (maximum 2 pages; please include your pronouns and contact information)
Artist statement (maximum 200 words; tell us about yourself and your artistic practice)
Project description (maximum 500 words; describe your proposed project, including some discussion of the significance of presenting the project at a community hall in rural PEI, how the project will be shared with the public, and what your material and/or technical needs will include)
Maximum of 10 images (.JPEGs) or audio/visual samples related to the proposal (e.g. works being submitted, works-in-progress being submitted, mock-up drawings, similar past works/presentations, etc.)
Image list (a detailed list of the images or other support materials, including title, year, medium, size/duration, and a concise description)

For more information, please email RRH Project Coordinator, Cameron, at: rrh@thistownissmall.com

AX Seeking Ceramics Centre Coordinator

AX, the Arts and Culture Centre of Sussex, is seeking a Ceramics Centre Coordinator to help manage our ceramics centre, coordinate ceramics and other art and fine craft workshops for the public, maintain inventory and studio equipment, fire kilns, and coordinate our AX Evolution Program: Emerging Ceramics Artists.

This is a permanent position for 30 hours/week, with health benefits, paid vacation, and an hourly range between $16.83 to $26.44 per hour, depending on qualifications.

As the successful applicant, you will have access to an office and studio in a new, fully-equipped ceramics centre. You will coordinate mentorship opportunities for artists who participate in the AX Evolution Program, offering you important networking opportunities with experienced ceramists. You will have access to kilns and a wheel as well as other professional equipment. Because the position is only 30 hours per week, you’ll have time to pursue other professional goals while earning a reliable income, and you’ll coordinate AX’s ceramics arts and workshop programming, with opportunities to earn additional income as a ceramics instructor.

Join Our Team

Please apply with a resume and cover letter outlining why you believe you’re suitable for this position by November 17, 2022. You may email your application to execdirector@axartscentre.ca. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, so early submission is encouraged. We thank everyone who applies for their interest in this position; however, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Responsibilities

Organize and coordinate AX’s ceramics programming as well as the ceramics, arts, and fine craft workshops, with opportunities to earn additional income as an instructor.
Organize and coordinate annual ceramics/pottery sale and help with other ceramics revenue generation for the centre.
Coordinate appropriate mentors for the AX Evolution Program: Emerging Ceramics Artists, and schedule meetings in collaboration with the Ceramics Committee; track and report on program milestones.
Coordinate a biannual emerging artist ceramics exhibition and a biannual ceramics conference.
Maintain ceramics centre inventory and equipment.
Other duties as determined by the AX Executive and Artistic Director.

Qualifications

Excellent interpersonal skills.
Strong team player and able to work independently.
Excellent communication skills, including written and verbal.
Excellent time management and problem-solving skills.

Hours of work: 30 hours per week; occasional weekends and evenings may be required.

CARFAC Maritimes Call to Members: 2022 Holiday Greeting Card

Since 2018, CARFAC Maritimes members have been invited to submit an artwork for consideration for the annual virtual CARFAC Maritimes Holiday Card. A $50 copyright reproduction fee will be paid for use of the selected image. As well, Duncan L. MacDonald, CPA in Fredericton will also be offering a $250 royalty fee AND an additional $500 fee to create an e-card for his business!

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

One submission per artist (CARFAC Maritimes members only)
Open to all two-dimensional media.
Please submit by email, subject “Holiday greeting card” to anna.rail@carfacmaritimes.org with the following information:

Name and current address of the artist.
Title, medium, dimension and year of completion.
Proposed image in jpg.

Deadline: December 1st, 2022

Please note that only the successful applicant will be advised.

Not a member of CARFAC Maritimes? You can join here.

Opportunity for Two Wabanaki Artists

Immediate opportunity for two Wabanaki artists.

Call for expressions of interest, World Junior Player of the Game program.

The 2023 International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Junior Hockey Championship will be hosted in Halifax, NS and Moncton, NB from December 26, 2022, through January 5, 2023.

For each of the 31 World Jr gams, the player of the game for each team will be presented with a commemorative hockey stick.

There will be a rapid turnaround on this project, with artists selected by November 11 and artwork due no later than November 22.

Mawi’Art is working with IIHF on this project and invites Wabanaki artists to send us an expression of interest in the project by November 7. Two artists will be selected to design a motif which will be stenciled onto the blades of 150 hockey sticks and presented to the players during the tournament.

Expressions of interest should include a short statement by the artist about your interest in the project and any connnection you have had with the game of hockey, up to 5 photographs of your art work.

Please send submissions by email to director@mawiart.org

artsnb Featured Artist Series

Have you received an artsnb grant for which you have recently submitted a final report?

artsnb blog. Call to artists. Featured Artists Series.

Would you like to be featured on the artsnb blog? artsnb is looking for artists for their “Featured artist” series (a paid opportunity!).

Send an email to comm@artsnb.ca to get started.

Arts Unite Leadership Masterclass Series

Hear from Artists: Their Stories, Insights and Experiences

The artsUNITE Leadership Masterclass Series, presented by RBC Foundation, helps emerging Canadian Artists gain industry confidence, leadership training and artistic inspiration through a vibrant, accessible suite of free online content.

With courses offered annually across three years, the project will not only consist of free, virtual video content, but a consolidated library of knowledge as well – from artists showcases, to digital learning toolkits.

Learn more here.

Collaborative: Wabanakiyik Artists and TNB

An Indigenous led artist development initiative with Theatre New Brunswick.

Request for Artist Proposals. Application deadline: November 10.

Collaborative Wabanakiyik Artists and TNB

Theatre New Brunswick invites New Brunswick-based Indigenous artists to submit proposals for Collaborative: Wabanakiyik Artists and TNB – a new Indigenous led artist development program from Theatre New Brunswick.

Focusing on the development of performance-based projects (including theatre, dance, music, comedy, and storytelling) this artist residency initiative will provide project and career development resources and public performance opportunities to New Brunswick-based Indigenous artists with mentorship from Wolastoqiyik Indigenous Artist Natalie Sappier.

Using theatre as a tool to share stories, explore ideas, to create and to play, our aim with this project is to reinterpret our theatre’s role as a forum for sharing stories by supporting the development of new and emerging Indigenous artists from across our province and from the 15 First Nations that exist within our provincial borders.

Overview
Tell us your idea. What are you working on? What are your goals for you project? What do you want to create? Successful artists will receive an $5000 honorarium for creative residencies taking place between February and July 2023. Theatre New Brunswick will also provide a modest budget for travel and accommodations, artist per diems, and elder consultation while in residence. If you have any questions about this project and your eligibility, contact artisticdirector@tnb.nb.ca.

Eligibility
Applications are open to self-identifying Indigenous artists ages 18 and up from New Brunswick.

Application Process
Applications submitted in video, audio, or written form should include an outline of each artist’s proposed work and their goals for their residency. Applications can be sent to submissions@tnb.nb.ca The deadline for submissions is November 10.

Accessibility Requests
We aim to provide an accessible experience for all applicants. If you have restrictions that need to be accommodated to participate in any phase of the application process fully, please contact us at artisticdirector@tnb.nb.ca

Timeline

November 10, 2022: Deadline for applications

November 18, 2022: Artists announced

February – July 2023: Project period

Collaborative: Wabanakiyik Artists and TNB is made possible through the generous support of TD Bank.

Theatre New Brunswick acknowledges that it carries out its work on the traditional unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik, Mi’kmaq and Peskotomuhkati peoples. This territory is covered by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” which these nations first signed with the British Crown in 1726. The treaties did not deal with the surrender of lands and resources, but in fact recognized Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik title and established the rules for what was to be an ongoing relationship between nations.

Deck the Walls: Holiday Art and Fine Craft Sale

Deck the Walls 2022: Holiday Art and Fine Craft Sale, Nov 25 – Dec 22, Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre.

Download the application form at the Sunbury Shores website.

Open call for art and fine craft! All mediums and experience levels are welcome!

artsnb Career Development Program Deadline: November 1, 2022

artsnb’s Career Development program is designed to recognize and encourage arts professionals who have demonstrated exceptional artistic talent and potential, and who are pursuing a career in the arts.

The program is divided in four components:

The Arts by Invitation component is for assistance to present work by invitation in established arts events.
The Artist in Residence component is for assistance for participation in residency opportunities of three (3) months and less. The artists in residence are to contribute to the promotion and understanding of the arts by means of the artists’ contact with the clientele of the establishments.
The Professional Development component is for assistance for professional development scholarships for studies and mentorships.
The Professionalization and Promotion component is designed to assist artists to produce tools related to the promotion of the artist’s work and career with a view to broadening the dissemination network for their work and diversifying their sources for funding.

The next deadline is November 1, 2022.

Full details are here.

artsnb Lunch and Learn: Writing Your Artist CV for Indigenous Artists

artsnb Lunch and Learn: Writing Your Artist CV for Indigenous Artists, Friday, October 14, at noon.

Indigenous emerging artists and arts/cultural professionals of all disciplines, do you need a little help writing your artist CV? Bring your lunch and come join artsnb staff members ONLINE on Friday October 14 at 12pm for a Lunch and Learn about CV writing.

Lunch and Learn with artsnb Indigenous Outreach Officer. Writing your artist CV online and followed by an optional in-person session. Friday, October 14, 12-2pm (online).

Wapisiw – Corrina Merasty, artsnb Indigenous Outreach Officer will lead the session alongside Tilly Jackson, artsnb Program Officer, to offer you all the tricks and tips about writing a top-notch artist CV.

In this online CV writing session, you will get to see real artist CV samples and will gain an understanding of what should be included, and in which order, in your artist CV. Following this session, an optional in-person work session will take place at Metepenagiag Heritage Park Lodge if you need a little extra help (time and date to be shared during the online Lunch and Learn).

This event is FREE; however, you must register to attend. Register by emailing comm@artsnb.ca to receive the meeting link.

If you have questions about this Learn and Learn, email Audrée at comm@artsnb.ca, she will be happy to answer your questions.

**Please note that this presentation is offered in English, however, one of the presenters is bilingual and would be happy to help you with translation needs.

Perspective: Call for Submissions

Perspective: an evening of dance, music, and discussion

The PERSPECTIVE series is unique in New Brunswick. Performances are open to the public, and audience members are treated to an intimate evening of dance works in progress. They hear directly from choreographers and musicians about the creation process, and are then given an opportunity to share their thoughts on each work.

Artists receive valuable and immediate audience feedback. These perspectives help to further develop the work for the artists.

Call for Applications Now Open!

Accepting applications from dance artists that have works currently in development.
Performance date: December 10, 2022 at the BMO Studio Theatre in Saint John, New Brunswick.

(Rehearsal date: December 9)

Performance duration: 10 minutes per piece

Additional Information

Selected artists will be paid an honorarium (pay date in agreement with the artist)
Performance date: Saturday, December 10, 2022.
Rehearsal: December 9 & 10, 2022.
Contracts will be sent out with letter of acceptance to successful applicants electronically.
Accepting applications from both professional and emerging professional artists.
Artists are responsible for their own travel and accommodations.
Connection Dance Works respects and follows all New Brunswick public health guidelines for COVID-19.

To apply:

Complete the application through google forms
Include photos, artist bio and (if available) a link to a video of the proposed work
Submission Deadline is October 14, 2022.

PLEASE NOTE: If Google Forms is not an accessible format or if you require any information or application assistance please email us at connectiondanceworks@gmail.com

Music Video Production Project

The MVP Project, with support from the RBC Foundation, was established to promote the intersection of emerging Canadian Recording Artists and Filmmakers through Music Video Production Grants valued between $5,000 and $15,000.

The Music Video Production Project, a joint RBCxMusic & Prism Prize initiative, is committed to supporting emerging artists. The MVP Project is administered by the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television.

MVP, Music Video Production Project, RBC Music, Prism

ROUND 9 IS NOW OPEN

APPLICATIONS CLOSE: Thursday, November 3 @ 5PM EST

CLICK HERE TO RECEIVE UPDATES

If you have any questions, email submissions@mvpproject.ca

Full application details here.

Her Music Awards

The Her Music Awards (Sponsored by Bandzoogle) are designed to celebrate and support female-identified Canadian mid-career music creators who are on the verge of taking their creative careers to the next level.

Applicants must submit an application through SOCAN Foundation’s application portal by the deadline.

Her Music Awards Prix Elles de la musique

Value

Award Recipient(s) will be selected to receive a grant prize of up to CAD$5,000.00 each.

Selection Process

All genres of music are welcome. Eligible applications will be considered by a jury of prominent Canadian music creators selected by SOCAN Foundation, in consultation with Bandzoogle. Excellence demonstrated through Artistic Merit will be an overriding consideration in the adjudication, in addition to thoughtful demonstration of how the Award would help advance the applicant’s career. The jury’s decisions are final.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible to be considered for the Award, an applicant must:

Self-identify as female;
Be a citizen, landed immigrant or legal resident of Canada;
Submit a complete application with all required supporting materials by the deadline, which includes, among other things, the following components (see application form in the online portal for more details):
- One original musical work written/composed entirely by the applicant within 3 years prior to the application deadline. Note: Works that were winning entries of past SOCAN Foundation awards, and arrangements, covers, mash-ups, remixes, adaptations and reinterpretations, etc., are not eligible for consideration.
- Proposal for how the grant prize would be used to advance their career or support the development of their career;
Not have previously won any awards from SOCAN Foundation;
Be a SOCAN member, or be eligible to become a SOCAN member if selected as a finalist for the Awards (that is, the applicant is not a member of any music performing rights organization at the time they are selected as an Award finalist).
Not be a past or current board member or employee of SOCAN, SOCAN Foundation, Bandzoogle or any of Bandzoogle’s member organizations; and
Have their parental/legal guardian sign the application and agree to the below Application Terms and Conditions on the applicant’s behalf, if the applicant will not have reached the legal age of majority in their province or territory of residence by the application deadline.

A group of individuals (such as a duo or a band) may apply for the Awards together as one applicant, but all individuals in the group must meet all the eligibility criteria above for the group to be eligible to be considered for the Awards. If selected as an Award recipient, the group will receive one award prize.

Full details are here.

Centre for Craft Nova Scotia Call for Instructors

The Centre for Craft Nova Scotia invites artists and crafters interested in sharing their skills and knowledge to instruct courses and workshops in our wood, ceramics, textiles, jewellery, and multipurpose studios. We’re inviting proposals for all crafting levels: from introductory courses to advanced techniques for experienced makers.

WINTER 2023 TERM runs from January 16th to March 25th, 2023. Teaching Proposals are due October 15th 2022.

**PLEASE NOTE: If you have taught with us before, you will need to resubmit your course proposal. **

Your proposal package should include the following information:

COURSE DESCRIPTION AND NAME of the proposed course or workshop as you would like it to appear on the course brochure (MAX 150 words).
– Please include preferred dates, times, and duration of the course.
– Maximum number of students in the class.
– An extensive list of required equipment, tools and ideal set up.
– A breakdown of materials for each student including costs, processing fees, and HST.
COURSE OUTLINE including brief descriptions of what is to be covered in each week’s class. Please schedule at least 20 minutes of each class for clean up.
CURRENT C.V. as it relates to your art practice.
BIO to appear on the Centre for Craft’s web page (MAX 150 words). Also include a link to your website if you have one.
DIGITAL IMAGES for advertising your classes. Please make sure they are of good quality, in focus, represent you and the possible projects you will be teaching.
-1-3 pictures of your most recent works and yourself to appear on the BIO page & web listing
-1-3 pictures representative of the work made in your proposed class for course brochure & web listing & advertising.

Proposals can be sent electronically to studio.coordinator@craftnovascotia.ca (subject heading: “Winter 20223Teaching Proposal”) by October 17th, 2022.

If you have any questions or would like to visit the studios, please feel free to contact Pam Juarez at studio.coordinator@craftnovascotia.ca

Submissions received after the deadline will be held on to and considered for future terms.

Full details are here.

Kingsbrae International Residence for the Arts and Ampitheatre Artist in Residence Program 2023

The Kingsbrae International Residence for the Arts & Ampitheatre (KIRA) artist in residence program will now accept applications for the 2023 residency taking place from September 16th, 2023 until October 14th, 2023. Application cut-off is November 30th, 2022. To apply for the residency, please click Here and do not hesitate to contact us at kira@kingsbraegarden.com if you have any questions.

The KIRA building

Selection Process

Artists will be selected using a panel review process. The following criteria are considered: overall merit of work, readiness to engage with the community, potential to develop creative practice, influence by the location, and statistical data including career level, and geographic location.
References of finalists will be contacted.
A 30-minute (max.) Skype call between the finalists and program administrators will be conducted as part of the selection process.

Application requirements

Artist statement (1400 character limit).
Resume or CV (3-page maximum).
Responses to following open-ended questions (1400 character limit for each question):
- Tell us about you and your work and why this residency would be important to you at this time in your career?
- What do you expect to accomplish during your four-week residency?
- Artists are expected to engage with the community through weekly open studios days. Describe how you would share your weekly progress and final artist experience with the visiting public?
Contact info for three professional references (name, email, phone number and relationship).
Portfolio of work (up to 5 forms of documentation).

*Note for writers* Portfolio of work for writers (4 examples – 500-word limit per excerpt).

– $10 (CAD) + fees Application fee.

NBCCD Visiting Scholar Program

The New Brunswick College of Craft and Design is pleased to announce a new initiative designed to give its students the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with a creative role model.

Launching in January 2023, the Visiting Scholar program will provide a creative, dynamic environment for a visiting artist to build and accelerate their practice. They will participate in the NBCCD community by teaching a class or taking on a creative or educational assignment, and interacting with students during the academic year.

An NBCCD instructor gives a drawing demonstration.

“The Visiting Scholar program has the potential to energize and enrich our College community, as well as the wider cultural life of New Brunswick,” said Academic Dean Jared Peters.

NBCCD encourages applications from creative workers and educators whose achievements have been recognized as demonstrating extraordinary promise in any area of craft and design practice and teaching.

Expectations

NBCCD Visiting Scholars spend one academic semester (January-April 2023) at NBCCD and formal teaching is expected. Visiting Scholars can expect to teach one course subject to approval by the Academic Dean, but may be asked to take on a creative or educational assignment in lieu of a class. The teaching load is light, but the expectation is that Visiting Scholars will be full and active members of the NBCCD community, committed to frequent and engaged interactions with students during the academic year.

Compensation

Each Visiting Scholar will receive $15,000 for their contribution and time to the college. This program is not intended to fund work leading to an advanced degree.

To apply

Interested applicants must submit a curriculum vitae, two references, and a minimum of 10 portfolio images of your work and/or video links (e.g., performances, films, etc.) to jared.peters@gnb.ca. Applicants should be craft-makers, designers, filmmakers, and/or visual artists who would find it beneficial to spend one semester teaching and working in a vibrant college community.

Please also submit a 500-750 word proposal that includes how you would hope to use the one-term fellowship to develop your work; how you would contribute to NBCCD’s community through teaching and/or production; and how you have encouraged environmental responsibility and/or diversity and inclusion in your artistic practice, teaching, and/or research.

The deadline to apply is Oct. 24, 2022.

Details are here.

AX Arts Centre Call for Exhibition Proposals

AX is seeking proposals for the 2024/25 exhibition season. Please submit your exhibition proposal for consideration by November 6, 2022. Professional and emerging artists/artist teams working in all mediums are invited and encouraged to submit proposals for solo, group, or curated exhibitions.

AX is committed to developing, supporting and promoting exhibition opportunities and experiences for New Brunswick artists from established and underrepresented communities. In choosing exhibitions, AX seeks a balance of established and emerging artists, exhibiting works from our region and beyond. AX is also dedicated to exhibiting children’s art and student work created in local-area schools and through our own programming.

AX offers an average of six exhibitions a year and strives to pay artists fair compensation for the right to exhibit their work. We include artist fees based on national CARFAC standards in all grant applications so these fees can be paid to artists whenever possible. AX’s exhibitions are selected by a rotating panel of respected artists and art educators knowledgeable in the discipline involved. The selected juries base their decisions on the artist’s statement and images submitted as part of exhibition proposals.

While you may suggest a curator as part of your proposal, AX is under no obligation to pay this curator or work with them directly. In your proposal, please clarify if you are willing to work with a curator of AX’s choosing. If you are proposing a curator, please include their credentials along with your proposal.

Deadline for proposals: November 6, 2022

All artists interested in submitting an exhibition proposal should also refer to our sample artist agreement before submitting as it clarifies requirements associated with exhibiting at AX.

In your proposal, please include:

Contact information (name, address, phone, email, website)
Are you applying for a solo artist show, a group show, or a show you will curate?
Title of your proposed exhibition
Approximate number of pieces and dimensions
Project description (max. 500 words), including:
- artist statement
- concept for proposed exhibit
- what you are trying to achieve
- Note: If you would prefer to present your project description by video, you may upload a 2 to 3 minute (maximum) video clip to YouTube and share the link with us.
Arts resume/CV (no more than 3 pages)
Artist biography, including training and exhibition history (no more than 500 words)
10 digital (JPG) images of work with an accompanying numbered image list specifying title, media, dimensions, and year of work. Can send images on a USB stick, through Dropbox.com or WeTransfer, or by email – website links to supplementary visual materials are also welcome. Images submitted by email must be no larger than 1024 pixels at the longest dimension, and no more than 150dpi.

Applications may be submitted electronically to: info@axartscentre.ca (please include AX Exhibition Proposal in the subject line of the email).

Or mailed/dropped off in person to:

AX, the Arts and Culture Centre of Sussex
12 Maple Ave. Sussex, NB E4E 2N5

Preparing a proposal? Have a look at our gallery dimensions and photos for context. If you have any questions about the proposal process, contact: info@axartscentre.ca.

Sunbury Shores Seeks Board Members

Sunbury Shores Board of Directors Invites Expressions of Interest for New Directors

“Fostering art and nature relationships in an inclusive environment.”

Please send a letter expressing your interest and detailing why you would be a good candidate for our Board, to Angela McLean, Executive Director, by Sept.25, executive-director@sunburyshores.org, 139 Water St., Saint Andrews, NB E5B 1A7

Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre Inc. is accepting expressions of interest for membership on our Board of Directors. Our volunteer Board steers the Centre, ensuring adequate resources to advance the SSANC mission through sound governance and financial management policies. More than ever, our organization and constituents realize the importance of art and nature for our collective well-being. We are seeking like-minded individuals to help lead our organization through these uncharted waters.

Are you interested in:

Being a member of a collegial body committed to the advancement of “arts in nature, and nature in art”?
Providing technical and professional input, advice and guidance to the Board, such as financial, legal, donor relations, forward-thinking strategy development, governance, asset management?
Raising the profile of SSANC and building relationships with stakeholders, including major donors?

Do you have:

A passion for our mission and an understanding of our community and/or the NB arts community?
Previous Board governance experience?
Successful core fund-raising experience?
Financial and/or risk management experience or expertise?
An open mind and ability to work responsibly and cooperatively on a team with many differing viewpoints?
Availability to meet at regular intervals throughout the year?
Willingness to participate in Committee activities and attend sub-Committee meetings?
If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you.

Please send a letter expressing your interest and detailing why you would be a good candidate for our Board, to Angela McLean, Executive Director, by Sept.25, director@sunburyshores.org, 139 Water St., Saint Andrews, NB E5B 1A7

More about SSANC

Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre Inc. is a not-for-profit registered charity, founded in 1964 to create real opportunities for people to appreciate the connection between art and nature. Our 130-year-old building, located in the heart of St. Andrews, is recently renovated and offers world-class facilities of over 6,000 square feet: two galleries for exhibitions, studios for painting, drawing, printmaking, jewellery & metalsmith, pottery/ceramics and other art and nature programs.
The centre is open year-round and offers programs to support the local community, the region’s schools, visitors, and established and emerging artists from across Canada and the Eastern US seaboard. Outreach programs throughout the County also engage children who might otherwise not have an opportunity, to engage in art-related activities. The worldwide challenges of recent years have brought to light the opportunity for us to think about our services in a new way and, as a result, our programming has expanded in order to provide specific support to other vulnerable persons in our community, artists and art enthusiasts – using new technologies and methodologies.

Musique NB Music: Industry Pathways Program

INTERNSHIP COMPONENT (DEADLINE: 28 NOV)

EXPERT ACCESS COMPONENT (COMING SOON)

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