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Call for Artists: 2022 CreateSpace Residency

Are you, or an artist you know, interested in gaining experience, building networks and professional skills needed to launch or expand a public art practice?

STEPS believes public art has the ability to challenge the systemic inequities that exist in public space. In support of this important work, we facilitate programs that: foster inclusive public art practices; build the capacity of artists who are underrepresented in Canadian public art and demonstrate the power of art to reimagine equitably designed cities.

We are thrilled to launch the 2022 CreateSpace Public Art Residency, a national public art program designed in collaboration with advisors from coast to coast, to provide emerging Black, Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit and Métis) and racialized artists with the skills, relationships and practical experiences needed to build and advance public art practices.

Ten artists from across the country participated in the program’s inaugural year, acquiring valuable skills in the field of public art. Each artist created unique and inspiring public artworks that ranged from experimental to performative to sculptural. Visit the  2021 CreateSpace Public Art Residency webpage to learn more about these artists and their projects.

This residency is open to early to mid-career Canadian-based visual and media artists working in public space, who identify as Black, Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit and Métis) and/or racialized, interested in participating in a virtual residency from March through December 2022. Up to ten artists will be selected for this opportunity by a review panel composed of members of the arts community who identify as Black, Indigenous and/or racialized. Program components will be offered primarily in English, with translation and ASL services available as needed to support the participation of a diverse community of artists.

To apply, please click here to fill out the application form by Thursday, January 31st, 2022 at 11:59 PM PST. To access the application in French please visit here.

Postponement to Canada Council for the Arts 2022 virtual APM

Postponement to Canada Council for the Arts 2022 virtual APM

Please note that the next Annual Public Meeting (APM) of the Canada Council for the Arts is being postponed from January 25 to March 30, 2022. The Council decided to postpone this event in light of increasing public health concerns and with consideration for the well-being of all those involved in the planning and delivery of our virtual event.

New event details
Wednesday, March 30, 2022
4:00 to 5:30 p.m. (EDT).

The APM will be available in English, French, ASL, and LSQ with simultaneous closed captioning.

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.

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: Toronto Outdoor Art Fair’s 61st Call for Artists

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: Toronto Outdoor Art Fair’s 61st Call for Artists

Calling all visual artists working in all mediums and backgrounds! Join Canada’s longest-running contemporary outdoor art fair in July 2022.

This year, you can choose to participate:
● 3 Day In-person Fair at Nathan Phillips Square + 10 Day Online Fair, or
● 10 Day Toronto Online Art Fair

Why should you apply?
This is your chance to launch and sustain your art career with TOAF’s opportunity platform. With 130,000 annual visitors to Nathan Phillips Square, 60,000 website visitors, and 1.1 million annual page views, TOAF’s loyal community of art lovers continues to grow. Win one of TOAF’s prestigious awards. All participating artists are eligible to receive $40,000 in awards.

You don’t need to break the bank to participate in an art fair. TOAF is Canada’s most affordable art fair of this calibre with a year-long platform, amplified by programming and showcase opportunities. Read more about TOAF’s #CallForArtists, and apply early through TOAF.ca/call-for-artists

Early Bird Deadline: February 28, 2022
Final Application Deadline: March 8, 2022

John Hobday Awards in Arts Management

Attention Canadian Arts Administrators!

Are you a mid-career or established arts administrator looking for assistance with professional development? Consider applying for the John Hobday Awards in Arts Management.

These awards are given to talented arts administrators in Canadian professional arts organizations for professional development or mentoring opportunities.

  • Value: Two prizes of $10,000
  • How to qualify: Apply to the Canada Council for the Arts by email.
  • Deadline: March 1st, 2022
For further information, please refer to the guidelines.

Please note: talent managers, booking agents or those who represent artists as managers are not eligible (this does not include gallery representation).

CONTACT
Sarah Brown
Program Officer
Prizes, Canada Council for the Arts
johnhobday-prizes@canadacouncil.ca

Craft East Buyers Expo

Craft NB is taking 7 artists who are interested in wholesaling their work to Craft East Buyers Expo in Halifax this March.  Typically the cost of attending this event on your own is quite pricey, but as a first timer coming with Craft NB the fee to attend is only $200+tax (participants are responsible for their accommodations and travel) and a small fee for a mandatory wholesaling workshop presented by Craft Alliance Atlantic!
Additional information and applications are available on our website below!

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.

 

 

INTERNATIONAL SONGWRITERS DAY SONG CONTEST

PRESS RELEASE INFO:https://www.prlog.org/12897837.html

 

Website: https://www.internationalsongwritersday.com

Dates: Runs from Dec. 19 to April 2, 2022

Announcement Dates: April 9, International Songwriters Day

Seeking “Inspirational” songs, music videos and lyrics/poems.

Prizes from Broadjam, Indiebible, AirPlay Direct, The Music Registry, Book “101 Tips and Tricks of Successful Songwriting”

Judges: Martin Isherwood, Mike Gormley, Rick Rose, Daniel Ho, Diana Williamson

Entry is through the FilmFreeway platform or from the site:

See site for more details.

LINKS:

https://www.internationalsongwritersday.com

https://filmfreeway.com/InternationalSongwritersDaySongContest

https://www.facebook.com/internationalsongwritersday

https://twitter.com/intlsongwtrday

Contest is run by CEO Diana Williamson who has written 2 x #3 Billboard Hot Club Chart Songs, authored the book “101 Tips and Tricks of Successful Songwriting” and is Head of Themusiclibrary.org that places music in Film & TV.

WOMENS FREEDOM SONG CONTEST

PRESS RELEASE: https://www.prlog.org/12897849.html

 

Website: http://www.womensfreedomsong.com

Runs Dec. 19 to March 12022

Announcement Dates: March 8, International Women’s Day

Seeking Female Anthems, Music videos and Lyric/Poems that deal with issues of concern to women. (Open to all genders)

Prizes from Broadjam, Indiebible, AirPlay Direct, The Music Registry, Book “101 Tips and Tricks of Successful Songwriting”

Judges: Ruth McCartney, Sara Knight, David Eaton, Brent Backhus, Diana Williamson

Entry is through the FilmFreeway platform or from the site:

See site for more details.

LINKS: http://www.womensfreedomsong.com

https://filmfreeway.com/WomensFreedomSongContest

https://twitter.com/Wfsongcontest

https://www.facebook.com/womensfreedomsong

Contest is run by CEO Diana Williamson who has written 2 x #3 Billboard Hot Club Chart Songs, authored the book “101 Tips and Tricks of Successful Songwriting” and is Head of Themusiclibrary.org that places music in Film & TV.

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

The List: December 10, 2021

AGAVF News

Institutions by Artists: Volume 2

The authors of this volume present a series of historical and contemporary case studies, examining the links that exist between certain artists and various manifestations of institutionalized practice. These case studies describe practices that have developed in places as disparate as Vancouver, London, Ontario, East Los Angeles, Scotland, and Trinidad and Tobago. Also included are transcripts of two debates held at the Institutions by Artists 2012 Conference, which asked: “Is there a space for art outside the market and the state?” and “Do artists need to professionalize? » Read the article

Programming of AGAVF members
Galerie Sans Nom (Moncton)

Danielle Boudreau – Curated Interiors
Kieran Delaney – redgreenblue
from November 12 to December 17, 2021

140, rue Botsford, room 16
Moncton, New Brunswick
galleriesansnom.org

Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen Art Gallery (Moncton)

Jessica Arseneau – Surrounding Uncaring Skies
presented as part of the media arts section of the Festival international du cinema francophone en Acadie
from November 6 to December 22, 2021

University of Moncton
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga

Le Trécarré (Pointe-de-l’Eglise)

Alvina LeBlanc, Amy Paradis, Claude Chaloux, Claude Thériault, Dany Sheehy, Diane Nadon, Dianne Surette, Isa Sanami-Murrill, Jan Swaren, Jay LeBlanc, Mona McDonald, Nadine Belliveau, Noella DeMille, Ridina Rivena Esquiche, Réanne Cooper, Valérie Nadon and Véronique Hogan – A Thousand Flavors
from November 7, 2021 to January 2, 2022

Université Sainte-Anne, Nova Scotia
www.rendezvousdelabaie.ca/galerie-dart

Blue constellation-Galerie Bernard-Jean (Caraquet)

Mario Cyr – Movement of rapprochement
from November 5, 2021 to January 9, 2022

220, boul. Saint-Pierre West
Caraquet, New Brunswick
constellationbleue.com

Calls for submissions
1.Calls in French from Canada

RBC Glass Price 2022 – January 31, 2022
Mutek – Montreal – January 31, 2022
Moulin La Lorraine in Lac-Etchemin – January 31, 2022
CIRCA current art – Montreal – February 14, 2022
Vaste et Vague Artist Center – seven calls! – Carleton – several deadlines
East-North-East – Saint-Jean-Port-Joli – January 20, 2022
MIFO Art Gallery – Orléans – January 7, 2022
Galerie Jean-Letarte du Café art center – Boucherville – March 1, 2022
L’Œil de Poisson – Quebec – January 7, 2022
Baie-Saint-Paul International Contemporary Art Symposium – December 15
Culture Trois-Rivières – February 1, 2022

2.Calls in English from Canada

Hello Winter – Barrie – December 20
Klondike Institute of Art and Culture – Dawson City – February 15
Gallery 1313 – Toronto – several dates
Open Studio Residency – Struts Gallery – Sackville – January 7

3.international calls

Mattress Factory – Pittsburgh – December 10
European Media Art Festival – Osnabrück – January 7, 2022

4.residences

Glenfiddich Artists in Residence Prize – January 25, 2022
VU – Quebec – February 1, 2022
Factory Media Center – Hamilton – December 10
Interprovincial creation residency – AAAPNB + FéCANE + CCF – December 20
ArtworxTO Legacy Artist in Residence – December 13
Konsthall C – Farsta, Sweden – December 12
Empreintes Residence – Montreal – December 10
Cove Park – Nova Scotia – December 20

5.public art

CreateSpace Public Art Forum – December 12
Public Artworks for the Western North York Community and Child Care Center – Toronto – December 20
Indigenous Art Trail – Mississauga – December 14
Locke Street Marker Public Art Project – Hamilton – January 13, 2022
Temporary Floating Public Art – Harbor Square Park Basin – Toronto – December 10

6.for commissioners

Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators – January 24, 2022
Recurring sections – Vie des arts – January 5, 2022
General manager job – Le Lobe – Chicoutimi – January 5, 2022
Cultural Festivals Events Manager / Artistic Director – Swift Current – December 14
Director – McIntosh Gallery – London – December 17th
Director – The New Gallery – Calgary – ongoing
Est-Nord-Est – residency for authors – Saint-Jean-Port-Joli – January 20, 2022
General management – Regart – December 10
esse art + opinion – No. 105 – New New Age dossier – January 10, 2022

details on agavf.ca

CALL FOR EMERGING CURATORS

Hnatyshyn Foundation Young Curator Residency
Deadline: January 14, 2022 at midnight EST

Residency period: June-July or September-October 2023*

Fogo Island Arts and The Hnatyshyn Foundation are seeking applications from young Canadian curators for a six-week residency in 2023. The Hnatyshyn Foundation-Fogo Island Arts Young Curator Residency program provides opportunities for emerging Canadian curators between the ages of 25 and 30 to participate in a residency with Fogo Island Arts. During the residency period, participants have opportunities to work and interact with Fogo Island Arts staff, Canadian and international artists-in-residence, and members of the community.

*The residency period is six weeks in June-July or September-October 2023, but other dates may be possible, subject to availability.

The program guidelines and application portal are available online at The Hnatyshyn Foundation. Apply online:http://www.rjhf.com/programs/fogo/guidelines.php

Contact:
Director, The Hnatyshyn Foundation
(613) 233-0108
director@rjhf.com

Programme Coordinator, Fogo Island Arts
709-266-1248
micaeladixon@fogoislandarts.ca

 

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

The List: November 26, 2021

The List presents the events of the members of the Association des groups en arts visuels francophones ( AGAVF ), that is to say fifteen artist-run centers and galleries across Canada, and compiles calls for submissions in visual arts, media arts, performance, art. public, residences addressed to artists and curators.

The digital art book: inventory and practical guide

The Contemporary Art Editor’s Collective (CÉAC) is pleased to make its first digital edition available to everyone, entitled The Digital Art Book: Inventory and Practical Guide.  Details

No Name Gallery  (Moncton)

Danielle Boudreau – Curated Interiors
Kieran Delaney – redgreenblue
from November 12 to December 17, 2021

140, rue Botsford, local 16
Moncton, Nouveau-Brunswick
galeriesansnom.org

Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen Art Gallery (Moncton)

Jessica Arseneau – Surrounding Uncaring Skies
presented as part of the Media Arts section of the Festival international du cinéma francophone en Acadie
from November 6 to December 22, 2021

Université de Moncton
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga

Blue constellation-Galerie Bernard-Jean (Caraquet)

Mario Cyr – Reconciliation movement
from November 5, 2021 to January 9, 2022

220, boul. Saint-Pierre Ouest
Caraquet, New Brunswick
constellationbleue.com

1.Calls in French from Canada

Vaste et Vague Artist Center – seven calls! – Carleton – several deadlines
East-North-East – Saint-Jean-Port-Joli – January 20, 2022
MIFO Art Gallery – Orléans – January 7, 2022
Galerie Jean-Letarte du Café art center – Boucherville – 1st March 2022
Le Labo – Toronto – December 6
R3, current art gallery of the University of Quebec at Trois-Rivières – December 1
purchase of prints – RIDEAU – December 6
L’Œil de poisson – Quebec – January 7, 2022
Symposium International Contemporary Art Festival of Baie-Saint-Paul – December 15
Venice Biennale in Architecture – November 29
Culture Trois-Rivières – February 1, 2022
Arprim – Montreal – December 1
Imprimerie – Montreal – November 29

2.Calls in English from Canada

Britannia Art Gallery – Colombie-Britannique – 30 novembre
Open Studio Residency – Struts Gallery – Sackville – 7 janvier
AGO x RBC Emerging artists program – 30 novembre
Engaging Artists in Community Program – Richmond – 30 novembre
Hotam Press Gallery – Vancouver – 3 décembre

3.international calls

Mattress Factory – Pittsburgh – December 10
European Media Art Festival – Osnabrück – January 7, 2022

4.residences

Factory Media Center – Hamilton – December 10
Interprovincial creation residency – AAAPNB + FéCANE + CCF – December 20
ArtworxTO Legacy Artist in Residence – December 13
EPFL Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne – November 29
Amant – Brooklyn – November 30
Konsthall C – Farst, Sweden – December 12
Blitz Valletta – Malta – November 30
Residence Empreintes – Montreal – December 10
Cove Park – Nova Scotia – December 20

5. art public

Public Artworks for the Western North York Community and Child Care Centre – Toronto – 20 décembre
Indigenous Art Trail – Mississauga – 14 décembre
Locke Street Marker Public Art Project – Hamilton – 13 janvier 2022
Temporary Floating Public Art – Harbour Square Park Basin – Toronto – 10 décembre
Artist-Initiated Public Art for City of New Westminster – 26 novembre

6.for commissioners

Recurring headings – Life of the arts – January 5, 2022
Emploi direction générale – Le Lobe – Chicoutimi – January 5, 2022
Cultural Festivals Events Manager / Artistic Director – Swift Current – December 14
Arts manager – West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative – Kinngait / Cape Dorset – November 29
Director – McIntosh Gallery – London – December 17
Director – The New Gallery – Calgary – ongoing
East-North-East – residency for authors – Saint-Jen-Port-Joli – January 20, 2022
Assistant Professor in Studio Art (Drawing, Painting, and Interdisciplinary Art Practice) – University of Toronto Scarborough – December 1
Curator – Fondation Fiminco – Romainville (Seine-Saint-Denis) – November 30
Assistant Conservator, Time-Based Media – AGO, – Toronto – November 30
Director – Villa Romana – Florence – December 1
General Direction – Regart – December 10 w
esse art + opinion – No. 105 – Dossier Nouvel nouvelle age – January 10, 2022

details on agavf.ca

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

WFNB seeks part-time Executive Director

The Writers’ Federation of New Brunswick (WFNB) is seeking a part-time Executive Director, 20 hours per week. The position can be conducted from a home office and has the potential to grow. As the face of a non-profit arts organization, the Executive Director will realize the Federation’s objectives with the direction and support of the WFNB’s board of directors.

The WFNB is a membership organization that has existed to nurture, support, and encourage New Brunswick writers at all stages of development since 1985. The successful candidate will continue that tradition by organizing annual member events throughout the calendar year, including Wordspring, Wordsfall, and our well-known NB Writing Competition, and managing our membership software and website. The Executive Director will also focus on fundraising, grant applications, and opportunities for income generation that are not government dependent.

 

https://wfnb.ca/news/12142403

 

FINAL job posting for ED

Winter Arts Grants from the Saint John Community Arts Board

The new “Winter Grants” are available for Arts and Community Organizations working with artists to animate the city as part of WinterFest in February and March 2022.

These would be arts projects, initiatives, and festivals inspired by the winter season and installed, released, or performed for the public early next year.

The link to the grants application and guidelines is available on the City Website at

https://saintjohn.ca/en/arts-and-culture/community-arts-funding-program

The deadline to apply is December 1st. If you received funding as part of the Spring Grants or received previous funds but haven’t yet submitted a report, you’ll need to do so in order to be eligible for the Winter Grants.

Fashion Department — Vacancy Notice Winter 2022

The New Brunswick College of Craft and Design is seeking a part-time instructor to fill a course
vacancy in the Fashion Department for the Winter 2022 semester. Individuals who feel they are
equipped to teach post-secondary courses in Sewing, Pattern Drafting, and Apparel Construction
are encouraged to submit an electronic application to the Dean, denise.richard3@gnb.ca. Applicants
should include a current curriculum vitae, letter of intent, and sample of a minimum of 10 portfolio
images. (Precedence will be given to Regular Part-Time faculty and staff.)

Potential applicants must be proficient with:
· Drafting custom patterns from measurements
· Manipulating patterns into couture fashion designs
· Drafting and building custom tailored jackets from measurements
· Using traditional advanced sewing techniques for apparel construction
· Designing and building historical under structures
· Designing and building a traditional 4-layer corset
· Using both domestic and industrial sewing machines, sergers, and irons.
· Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop for fashion illustration
· Rendering technical garment illustrations/flat pattern design

Application Deadline: November 22, 2021 (review of applications will begin immediately)

The New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD) is a learner-centered cultural community,
providing an excellent foundation for professional practice and personal development and fostering
creative enterprise and applied learning in the art of Craft and Design. All qualified applicants are
encouraged to apply. Hiring will be in accordance with NBCCD’s policy on non-discrimination. For
more information, please visit nbccd.ca.

 

 

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Direction artistique de la Soirée des Éloizes.

Date de tombée

Les soumissions doivent être reçues au plus tard le dimanche 14 novembre 2021 à 23 h 59. 

Dossier de soumission

Votre soumission devra inclure :

  • Une lettre de présentation et un curriculum vitæ à jour ;
  • Une description sommaire du concept artistique proposé pour l’Événement Éloizes ;
  • Un plan de travail présentant les différentes étapes de travail prévues ;
  • Les honoraires demandés.

 

Dépôt de la soumission

Faire parvenir votre soumission par courriel eloizes@aaapnb.ca à l’attention de :

Carmen Gibbs

Directrice générale et Productrice des Éloizes

Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s  du Nouveau-Brunswick

140, rue Botsford, bureau 29

Moncton, N.-B. E1C 4X5

Pour plus de renseignements, visitez le site internet de l’AAAPNB au www.aaapnb.ca, le site internet des Éloizes au www.leseloizes.ca ou communiquez avec Catherine Blondin, directrice de production des Éloizes en composant le (506) 852-3313 poste 228 ou par courriel au catherine.blondin@aaapnb.ca.

FREDERICTON PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS HILARIOUS COMEDY SPECIAL, PERSON OF INTEREST, OFFERING “PAY WHAT YOU WILL” TICKETS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

FREDERICTON PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS HILARIOUS COMEDY SPECIAL, PERSON OF INTEREST, OFFERING “PAY WHAT YOU WILL” TICKETS

1 November 2021, Fredericton, NB – Each season the Fredericton Playhouse offers a selection of shows with tickets available as “Pay What You Will” pricing. This month, audiences are invited to see Person of Interest on November 18, at 7:30 pm.

Written and performed by Canadian comedian Melody Johnson, Person of Interest is a one-woman show based on true events (with comedic embellishments) that will have you thanking your lucky stars if you have decent neighbours!

Everybody knows there are good neighbours, and there are bad neighbours…This is the story of the latter. Person of Interest is the tale of a good, law-abiding citizen who hoped to volunteer in her community and so applied for a police background check. It was at that point when she discovered she had a record and was considered a Person of Interest – courtesy of some bad neighbours next door.

Tickets for Pay What You Will performances must still be reserved by calling the box office or visiting in person. The objective of “Pay What You Will” is to increase access to our programs, and to encourage our patrons to take a chance on new and exciting performances.

 

Tickets for Person of Interest are available at the Playhouse Box Office in person or by calling 506-458-8344. For more information, visit theplayhouse.ca.

The Spotlight Series is generously supported by Fredericton Playhouse media partner CBC New Brunswick and season partners Downtown Fredericton and Crowne Plaza.