Lots of good art work for sale at Isaac’s Way 42nd Art Auction. This newest auction just began last week. Have a look.  Can buy bid / buy directly at the restaurant or on line. All proceeds go to helping children access lessons in the arts world – when they can’t afford it.

Check it out

About Isaac’s Way

Isaac’s Way opened in November 2005 on Carleton Street under the leadership of Tina and Jason LeJeune. They worked ambitiously to create a community minded restaurant. The original restaurant was destroyed in a tragic fire October 2012, but we love our new location at 649 Queen Street, in the old historic York County Court House c1855.

In December 2018, the LeJeunes decided to sell the business and pursue other interests. Operations were handed over to the four people that had helped make Isaac’s Way successful all these years. Tabatha Smith now leads the team along with three industry professionals (Chef Jesse, Chef Laurie, and Kristin) and their goal is to continue the story and tradition of Isaac’s Way as it has always been. Here they are, meet the new ownership team! 

JESSE DEMERS: Isaac’s Way Kitchen Manager and Chef Extraordinaire!

LAURIE RICHARD: Isaac’s Way Pastry Chef and the Vegan Chef of The Abbey Café & Gallery!

KRISTIN THURLOW: Isaac’s Way Customer Service / Staff Manager 

TABATHA SMITH: Operations Manager and Restaurant Team Leader

The Isaac’s Way menu has a strong focus on local products: craft beers, New Brunswick meats, Atlantic seafood, and seasonally farmed vegetables … we believe it is important to support our local producers to build a stronger economy. Even our coffee mugs are made in New Brunswick! Isaac’s Way chefs takes pride in cooking everything from scratch, including our salad dressings, sauces and soups, and of course our famous gourmet desserts. You will appreciate the fresh flavours and home cooked recipes.

Call for Presentations!

The world has endured a collective traumatic experience throughout the past eighteen months.  According to a study conducted by the United Way Centraide, 76% of Canadians surveyed say the pandemic has had a negative effect on their mental health. The Government of Canada reports, “People are being challenged like never before due to isolation, physical health concerns, substance use concerns, financial and employment uncertainty, and the emotional dialogue around racial equality.”

As arts and learning practitioners, we regularly see the impact that the arts have in students and participants’ lives. The World Health Organization reports that “Results from over 3000 studies identified a major role for the arts in the prevention of ill health, promotion of health, and management and treatment of illness across the lifespan.”  In Canada, Hill Strategies concludes, “There is solid evidence of a connection between cultural participation and mental health.”

As we eagerly, yet tentatively, look towards pandemic recovery, we recognize the vital role that the arts must play in the health and wellbeing of Canada’s citizens, communities and society as a whole. We have also learned a great deal about the importance of technology and the intrinsic value it has to facilitate connectivity and broaden the range of arts and learning opportunities available to the public.

In October 2021, delegates committed to arts and culture, education, recreation, health, therapy, medicine, humanities, social justice and community will gather in groups across Canada and online for Creative Convergence, the biennial conference presented by the Canadian Network for Arts & Learning.  This creative exchange will feature an overarching theme of “recovery” and include streams of health & wellbeing, and community connectivity.

Themes:

The conference will explore the following themes:

• the impact of the pandemic on arts and learning practice and programs – in schools, in communities, in professional arts organizations, in other sectors committed to and delivering arts and learning experiences
• the opportunities, challenges and possible pitfalls for arts and learning in a digital age and what we’ve learned throughout the social distancing measures
• the opportunities through which arts and learning can contribute to post-pandemic health and wellbeing – of individuals, communities and society
• the strategies that can be employed to ensure the survival of artistic learning in all contexts and sectors

All presenters must register for the conference and pay the $25 fee for virtual attendance.  Registration will be available on the CNAL/RCAA website.

FIND OUT MORE

The New Brunswick College of Craft and Design is seeking part-time instructors to fill course vacancies for the Fall 2021 and Winter 2022 semesters. Individuals who feel they are equipped to teach post-secondary courses in art, craft, and design are encouraged to submit an application to jared.peters@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).

Casual opportunities are available in:

• Foundation Visual Arts
• Design
• Drawing
• Ceramics (raku, sculpture)
• Textile Design (machine knitting, weaving, dye methods)

Application Deadline: August 12, 2021 (Review of Applications will begin immediately)

Direct Applications to: Jared Peters

                                         Acting Assistant Dean

                                         NBCCD

                                         457 Queen Street, Fredericton NB

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.

FREDERICTON — Harvest Music Festival is pleased to announce a new onsale date for its 2021 festival. Harvest tickets and Ultimate Passes will go on sale Tuesday, July 27 at 11 a.m. AST, and can be purchased online or by calling 1-888 311-9090. Tickets are not available for purchase in person or by phone at the Harvest office.

We encourage patrons to follow some best practices for online ticket buying:

1. Create and login to your account before 11 a.m. on July 27.

2. Refrain from using multiple devices, and from using back and forward buttons in the browser while trying to check out.

3. Plan your order in advance.

Additional ‘Best Practices’ can be found on the Harvest website.

Harvest’s ticketing partner, Ticketpro, has identified and addressed the issue that caused last week’s ticketing disruption and is confident that this will lead to a smooth onsale on the 27th.

“We have moved Harvest Music Festival sales to a more high-performance platform, and we’ve added servers to our backend in order to better handle the high traffic of the onsale,” said Ticketpro President, Guislaine Bulman. “We will also be using an optimized version of our site and virtual queue to allow for a more efficient experience for ticket-buyers.”

Ticketpro and Harvest apologize sincerely for the inconvenience caused to you during the previous onsale for the 2021 festival.

Harvest Music Festival runs September 10th, and the 14th – 19th in the beautiful heart of downtown Fredericton. After a hiatus owing to the pandemic, Atlantic Canada’s premiere music festival returns for its 30th anniversary this fall.

Learn more about Harvest’s 2021 line-up, passes and tickets by visiting Harvest’s website or following its social channels.

Tickets for Harvest 2021 will be available on Tuesday, July 27 at 11AM at https://harvestmusicfest.ticketpro.ca, or by phoning 1-888-311-9090.

Harvest Music Fest | 73 York St., Fredericton, N.B., E3B 3N4 | 506-454-2583 www.harvestmusicfest.ca

For more information, please contact:
Jeff Richardson, General Manager, Harvest (e) jeff@harvestjazzandblues.com (p) 506.454.2583

Media Release Harvest 2021 New Ticketing Onsale

JULY 25th

KAITLYN JOHNSON

OVERVIEW OF THE QUERY PROCESS

Each month Voyage is bringing you a new YA workshop/class with some of the best agents, editors, and authors in YA!

We’ve designed these workshops to help you level up your craft in short 75-minute sessions. We focus on a specific area of craft and publishing related to YA.

With years of experience both evaluating and editing query letters, literary agent Kaitlyn Johnson will break down the do’s and don’ts when crafting your pitch. Learn format, the vernacular that applies to your story, and the best hooks to nab an agent! You’ll also learn what happens in the query process after you hit submit! Have those questions ready, as we’ll be including a Q&A for your specific concerns.

This class will be taught via Zoom and writers may register to attend live or receive the recorded version.

When: Sunday, July 25th, 1 PM EST

Register

About the Instructor:

After receiving a BA in Writing, Literature, and Publishing from Emerson College, Kaitlyn Johnson refused to leave the concept of nightly homework behind. A literary agent for Belcastro Literary Agency, she is also a freelance editor at her own company, Strictly Textual. Kaitlyn started her literary journey as a copyeditor for academic publisher codeMantra, a YA editor for Accent Press, a Conference Assistant for GrubStreet, Boston, and has been agenting since 2016. She has written various articles for Writer’s Digest and has had a flash fiction story published in the anthology A Box of Stars Beneath the Bed.

About YA: YA is an ever expanding category of literature that constantly pushes boundaries. While the intended audience of YA is teenagers, almost half of YA readers are adults and Voyage is happy to be at the intersection of both groups. We are not interested in publishing a specific genre of YA, but we are interested in quality work by writers from a variety of backgrounds, especially #ownvoices. We are excited about creating a space that supports both emerging and established voices.

Voyage features short-form fiction and nonfiction weekly and we’re typically looking for unpublished work, though we do consider reprints. All submissions should be 6,000 words or less.

Please send any inquiries to contact (at) thevoyagejournal.com.

By submitting to The Voyage Journal, submitters agree to receive correspondence about future work and submission opportunities from The Voyage Journal. You can unsubscribe at any time.

CALLING ALL PRESENTERS: Registration for Contact East 2021 is NOW OPEN! 

After last year’s virtual Contact(less) East, we’re excited to announce that this year’s conference will take place IN-PERSON in Moncton, NB September 23-26! 

In anticipation of our flagship showcasing conference, this eNews will be about all things Contact East.

Summer is kind of a one-track season here at APA, so we’re sorry if everything is Contact East this and Contact East that—but trust us, come September 23 it will all be worth it!

We know that summer can be a busy time for our members, so make sure to find some time to relax in midst of it all. We at APA are going to try our best to soak up some summer rays before the whirlwind that is September.

Celebrating its 46th year this September, Contact East is Atlantic Canada’s premier performing arts booking, showcasing and professional development conference that brings together presenters, agents, managers and artists from around the world.

Contact East is a unique opportunity to see a variety of top-notch, award-winning multi-disciplinary artists from across Atlantic Canada. Many regional, national and international delegates representing venues and festivals attend to take part in four days of artistic discovery, professional development, networking and more!

We are very excited to launch registration for Contact East 2021, set to take place in-person in Moncton, NB September 23 – 26. We are in the throes of planning our comeback conference and more details will be available soon.

REGISTER NOW

Contact East Accommodation info

We are pleased to announce that the Crowne Plaza will be the official hotel of Contact East 2021.

We’ve secured a special conference rate of $145 + HST per night for Contact East delegates. To book your room, you can be either do so online HERE or by calling 1-866-854-4656 or 506-854-6340; you just need to mention the block code ZGA for the special rate.  

Artist lineup coming soon!

The Contact East 2021 selection committee meets this week in Halifax to choose the 15 Atlantic Canadian artists for our showcase lineup. We’re so excited to share the final list with you soon!

Contact East isn’t all showcasing though—we’re still in the throes of planning, but we already have some exciting activities in the works for this September. Some things to look forward to: a really fun downtown Moncton adventure to explore all the cool parts of our host city, as well as a visit to the headquarters of Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada to learn all about an exciting partnership in creation.

Keep an eye on your inboxes for more updates coming soon!

(Le français suit)
JOB OFFER

ATLANTIS PROJECTS COORDINATOR

Deadline to apply = AUGUST 3, 2021

 Atlantis: the Association of Artist-run Centres from the Atlantic supports and promotes the activities of artist-run centres in Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Atlantis is a networked organization that is hosted in the Atlantic regions of the unceded, unsurrendered lands of the Beothuk, Mi’kmaq, and Wolastoqiyik Peoples, as well as the Inuit, the Innu, the southern Inuit of Nunatukavut.

Job Description:

Under the direction of Atlantis’ volunteer Board of Directors, the Atlantic Projects Coordinator will provide administrative and management support for the organisation. The Coordinator is responsible for overseeing and leading the implementation of the final phase of Atlantis’ Sector Innovation and Development project, East of Where, administering new professional development sponsorships for Atlantis’ membership, and will play an important role in supporting the Board of Directors with the organization’s administrative upkeep.

 This position is open to any candidate within Atlantic Canada. This position can be done from home with the support of a small home office/equipment stipend. Work from the office of one of Atlantis’ member organizations may also be negotiated. This is a 1-year contract for 30 hours per month. There are no set office hours for this position.

Responsibilities:

• Taking a leading role in implementing East of Where’s policy development consultation project, including hiring the consultant(s) and acting as the liaison between them and Atlantis’ Board and Membership
• Sending out regular communications to Atlantis’ membership to promote and inform them about Atlantis’ support systems and programming
• Coordinating quarterly thematic meet-ups for Atlantis’ membership
• Supporting the Board in coordinating monthly board meetings, including sending out reminders, and helping to prep reports and member updates
• Working with the Board to develop programming for the annual APAGA/Atlantis Conference
• Supporting Atlantis’ Treasurer with project and operating budget updates and accounts payables

Required Skills and Competencies:

• Knowledge of art & familiarity with artist-run centres
• Knowledge of the cultural sector in the Atlantic region is considered an asset
• Some experience in project and event management
• Experience with, or willingness to learn about anti-racist, anti-oppression and equity practices within the arts
• Fluency in oral & written English
• Fluency in oral and/or written French is considered an asset
• Good communication and writing skills
• Proficiency with standard digital office and public communication tools
• Good interpersonal skills and the ability to work alone or in a team
• Open-minded, creative, dynamic and innovative
• Some familiarity with small nonprofit finances and the ability to work within a budget

PLEASE SEND YOUR RESUME, AND COVER LETTER TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ATLANTIS HIRING COMMITTEE AT AARCATLANTIC@GMAIL.COM 

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OFFRE D’EMPLOI

COORDINATION DES PROJETS
Date de tombée = 3 août 2021

 L’Association Atlantique des centres d’artistes autogérés (Atlantis) a pour but d’appuyer et de promouvoir les activités des centres d’artistes de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard, de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador, du Nouveau-Brunswick et de la Nouvelle-Écosse. Atlantis est une entité composée d’organismes des provinces de l’Atlantique qui sont situés sur les territoires ancestraux non cédés des Peuples Beothuk, Mi’kmaq, et Wolastoqiyik, et des Inuits, Innus, et des Inuits du sud de Nunatukavut.

 Sous la direction des bénévoles qui forment le conseil d’administration d’Atlantis, la personne responsable de la coordination des projets fournira un soutien administratif à l’organisation. Cette personne sera chargée de superviser et de diriger la mise en œuvre de la phase finale du projet East of Where, d’administrer le développement professionnel des membres d’Atlantis, et jouera un rôle important en soutenant le conseil d’administration avec l’entretien administratif de l’organisation.

 Ce poste est ouvert à tout·e candidat·e résident·e au Canada Atlantique. Ce poste peut être occupé à domicile à l’aide d’une petite allocation de bureau/équipements ou le travail peut être fait à partir des bureaux de l’une des organisations déjà membre d’Atlantis. Il s’agit d’un contrat d’une durée d’un an à 30 heures par mois. Il n’y a pas d’heures de bureau fixes pour ce poste.

Responsabilités :

• Jouer un rôle de premier plan dans la mise en œuvre du projet de consultation sur l’élaboration des politiques d’East of Where, notamment en embauchant le/la ou les consultant·e·s et en assurant la liaison entre celleux-ci, le conseil d’administration d’Atlantis et les membres d’Atlantis
• Envoi de communications régulières aux membres d’Atlantis pour promouvoir les activités du secteur et faire circuler les informations relatives aux divers systèmes d’appui et à la programmation d’Atlantis
• Coordonner les rencontres thématiques trimestrielles des membres d’Atlantis
• Soutenir le conseil d’administration dans la coordination des réunions mensuelles du conseil d’administration, y compris l’envoi de rappels et l’aide à la préparation des rapports et des mises à jour des membres
• Travailler avec le conseil d’administration pour développer la programmation de la conférence annuelle APAGA/Atlantis
• Soutenir la trésorerie d’Atlantis par les mises à jour des budgets de projets, d’exploitation et des comptes créditeurs

Aptitudes et compétences requises :

• Connaissance du domaine des arts et familiarité avec les centres d’artistes autogérés
• Une connaissance du secteur culturel de la région de l’Atlantique est considérée comme
  un atout
• Expérience dans la gestion de projets et d’événements
• Expérience ou volonté d’en apprendre davantage sur les pratiques antiracistes, anti-oppression et d’équité dans le domaine des arts
• Maîtrise de l’anglais à l’oral et à l’écrit
• La maîtrise du français à l’oral et/ou à l’écrit est considérée comme un atout
• Bonnes capacités de communication et de rédaction
• Maîtrise des outils de bureau et de communications publiques standards
• Bonnes capacités interpersonnelles et capacité à travailler seul ou en équipe
• Ouverture d’esprit, créativité, dynamisme et innovateurice
• Une certaine familiarité avec des exercices budgétaires pour des organismes à but non lucratif et la capacité de travailler dans le cadre d’un budget

VEUILLEZ ENVOYER VOTRE CURRICULUM VITAE ET VOTRE LETTRE DE MOTIVATION À L’ATTENTION DU COMITÉ D’EMBAUCHE D’ATLANTIS À AARCATLANTIC@GMAIL.COM

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INVITATION Press Conference 16th ADFDA

MARBLEMEDIA IS LOOKING FOR ALL TYPES OF PEOPLE FOR AN UPCOMING TV SERIES, TO BE FILMED IN AUGUST. PAID, NON-UNION.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

1. SAND ASSISTANTS

• MINIMUM OF 3 DAYS, OR UP TO 12 DAYS OVER THE COURSE OF THE MONTH. $225/DAY.
• SHOULD BE HEALTHY, STRONG, AND WILLING TO WORK FOR UP TO 12H A DAY.
• WILL LIKELY BE ON CAMERA
• WILL REQUIRE YOUR OWN TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM NEW RIVER BEACH. PEOPLE LIVING IN THE SJ AREA ARE RECOMMENDED.

OUR PRODUCTION AND PARTNERS VALUE A DIVERSE AND INCLUSIVE WORKPLACE AND WE ENCOURAGE BIPOC CANDIDATES TO APPLY. 

DEADLINE FOR CV SUBMISSIONS:

JULY 30^TH AT NOON.

INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS PLEASE EMAIL JMACDONALD@MARBLEMEDIA.COM

About marblemedia

marblemedia is a leading global entertainment company that develops, produces and distributes compelling TV, interactive and digital content for audiences of all ages, across media platforms.

With divisions specializing in primetime scripted and unscripted programming complementing its roster of successful kids and family properties, international distribution company Distribution360 and an interactive studio, marblemedia is an expert in delivering premium content that meets the needs of an ever-changing media landscape.

Founded in 2001 by co-CEOs Mark Bishop and Matt Hornburg with a vision of creativity, partnership and innovation, the company has offices in Toronto and London, plus a 50-acre production facility located 90 minutes north of Toronto.

APAM’s FIRST TIMERS PROGRAM AT DARWIN FESTIVAL – EOIs DEADLINE EXTENDED

The deadline for EOIs has been extended to midnight AEST, Monday, 26 July, 2021.

Navigating a marketplace takes experience, especially as we all learn how best to engage internationally in the digital realm, and adjust to the rapid changes in our sector over the last year. In 2021, APAM is continuing its long-running First Timers program for first time attendees to provide guidance, support and tools to enhance your experience of the APAM Gathering at Darwin Festival.

The First Timers program matches experienced leaders in market development with a small cohort of first timers in a program to navigate the market. Through this program First Timers experience deeper engagement in the Gathering and an expanded network, as well as confidence and strategic approaches towards national and international engagement.

The program will include guest speakers on effective digital engagement, market intelligence, and long-term thinking in the current environment, as well as practical workshopping in small groups. First Timers will be part of the Digital Gathering program, so you can be part of it wherever you are located. There will also be an additional session in Darwin for those attending in real life.

See further information or apply now online on the APAM website.

If you have any queries about First Timers, please email hello@apam.org.au

EOIs close midnight AEST Monday 26 July 2021.

INTERNATIONAL CALL FOR PROJECTS FOR THE CREATION OF PERENNIAL FRESCOES IN THE STATIONS OF THE GRAND PARIS EXPRESS

The aim of the consultation is to select 32 artists for the creation of illustrations on the platforms of 30 Grand Paris Express train stations, that will be put into service on the horizons of 2024 to 2026.

The object of this commission is the creation of illustrations that will unfold on the platforms of the Grand Paris Express. Each selected artist will be attributed with the elaboration of the illustrations of one train station. This commission looks to illustrate and interpret the territories served by the train stations of the Grand Paris Express, in a sensitive, metaphorical and even abstract manner. The artistic creations proposed as part of this consultation will be specifically thought and created for this commission.

The consultation is directed at artists and professional authors from all of the fields of comics, illustration, animation cinema and graphic design. The diversity of artists will guarantee the quality and the originality of this commission. The commission unfolds itself based on the principle of one artist per train station. In the interconnection train stations where several lines of the new network cross, several artists can be selected to identify each of these lines. This commission is based on a total surface of almost 50m² per train station, spread out on several modules of the train station platform.

The Grand Paris Express illustrations will enrich the train stations’ signage and urban furniture imagined by designers Ruedi Baur and Patrick Jouin, bringing a sensitive, artistic and urban dimension in the train stations’ spaces. In their implementation, these illustrations must immediately be identified as objects stemming from artistic production and shouldn’t create confusion with functional information.

The artists are invited to “illustrate” the territory to establish a link between the underground world and the city on the surface. These illustrations will be particularly visible from the inside of the trains and upon the descent of the trains. In this way, they will constitute “large windows onto the city”

Applications must be submitted before September 15th 2021 at 12 pm (Paris time).

An illustration module is visible at the Fabrique du Métro at Saint Ouen. Visits possible by appointment or during an open day.

Information available here: https://www.societedugrandparis.fr/gpe/visiter-la-fabrique-du-metro

HOW TO APPLY?

The applicants must present a single application, no matter the amount of units they are applying for. The applicants are strongly encouraged to respond to the entire set of units.

The application should include:

A Curriculum Vitae presenting career and experiences (diplomas, courses, exhibitions, residencies, publications, grants, awards, etc.). 2 pages maximum.

• An artistic file in the shape of a portfolio of 5 to 10 reference images, accompanied by a short description of the presented images (15 pages maximum). For
  multimedia documents, indicate the links in this artistic file.
• A statement of intent of one page maximum explaining:
  • the interest of the candidate in this consultation and the project of illustrations
    of the territories of the Grand Paris Express;
  • the vision and intention of the candidate to illustrate a territory of the Grand
    Paris on the scale of the formats planned on the train stations’ platforms;
  • potentially, the specific connection with or interest of the candidate in one or
    several of the territories or cities served by the metro of the Grand Paris Express.
• An application form based on the model supplied on the Société du Grand Paris’ website and on the platform www.marches-publics.gouv.fr.

Applications must be submitted before september 15th 2021 at 12 pm (Paris time).

The candidates must submit their application exclusively via the platform www.marches-publics.gouv.fr

More information at here.

First Nations Industry Program at the APAM Gathering at Darwin Festival from August 10 to 19, 2021

Expression of Interests (EOI) now open

Through this program First Nations industry members will experience deeper engagement in APAM and an expanded network as well as confidence and strategic approaches towards international engagement.

Designed specifically for all levels of skill and expertise, Canadian First Nations Industry Program participants will be part of the Digital Gathering program, so you can be part of it wherever you are located as scheduling accommodates Canadian time zones.

The program will cover topics including multi-artform markets, key hubs for artistic exchange, and First Nations-to-First Nations networks. Participants will have the opportunity to hone their market development plans and connect with an international cohort of First Nations artists and producers during the APAM Gathering.

Eligibility: Open to Canadian First Nations producers and self-producing artists, this program brings together a network to share knowledge, expertise and build connections nationally and internationally.

See further information or apply now online on the APAM website.

If you have any queries about the First Nations Industry Program, please email Erica McCalman, First

Nations Delivery Producer erica@apam.org.au

EOIs close midnight AEST Friday 23 June 2021.

Applicants will be notified of the outcome by 30 June.

First Timers at the APAM Gathering at Darwin Festival from August 10 to 19, 2021

Expression of Interests (EOI) now open

Navigating a marketplace takes experience, especially as we all learn how best to engage internationally in the digital realm, and adjust to the rapid changes in our sector over the last year. In 2021, APAM is continuing its long-running First Timers program for first time attendees to provide guidance, support and tools to enhance your experience of the APAM Gathering at Darwin Festival.

The First Timers program matches experienced leaders in market development with a small cohort of first timers in a program to navigate the market. Through this program First Timers experience deeper engagement in the Gathering and an expanded network, as well as confidence and strategic approaches towards national and international engagement.

First Timers will be part of the Digital Gathering program, so you can be part of it wherever you are located, and its scheduling accommodates Canadian time zones.

Eligibility: First Timers is open to Canadian participants who have an active artistic practice as an Artist/Maker, Producer or Presenter in Canada and have not attended APAM before.

See further information or apply now online on the APAM website.

If you have any queries about First Timers, please email hello@apam.org.au

EOIs close midnight AEST Thursday 8 July 2021.

Applicants will be notified of the outcome by 15 July.