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.

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.

• • • 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.

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