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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Festival Inspire – Film Screening

On July 15th, Festival Inspire will host a special outdoor film screening alongside the Petitcodiac river at the Holy Whale Beer Hall in Riverview!
 
We’re looking for films by New Brunswick-based filmmakers that respond to our namesake – #Inspire – whatever that means to you. An inspirational film, a mistake that inspired you, flow states of experimentation, fiction, documentary, comedy, drama – we want YOUR inspiration on the big screen!
 
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: June 18, 2021
 

The List

Programming of AGAVF members

Imago Printmaking Workshop (Moncton)

Marc-Antoine K. Phaneuf and Blake M. Morin – Épistola – Le bon fils: Anticipation and realization
from April 15 to May 20, 2021
140, rue Botsford, ground floor of the Aberdeen Cultural Center
Moncton, New Brunswick
atelierimago.com

 

Blue constellation-Galerie Bernard-Jean (Caraquet)

Martin Krykorka – Natural cycles
from April 9 to May 15, 2021
220, boul. Saint-Pierre Ouest
Caraquet, New Brunswick
constellationbleue.com

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

Sandrine Duquenne, Émerise LeBlanc-Nowlan and Florence Renson – Annual Exhibition for Graduates in Visual Arts 2021
from April 15 to May 30, 2021
Université de Moncton
Moncton, New Brunswick
umoncton.ca/umcm-ga

No Name Gallery  (Moncton)

RE: FLUX experimental music and sound art festival from
May 24 to 30, 2021 online
festivalreflux.com

Les Traversées with Phanie Bernier and Mathieu Léger
Cross residence with AdMare
140, rue Botsford, local 16
Moncton, New Brunswick
galleriesansnom.org

Calls for submissions

1.Calls in French from Canada

La Centrale – Public intimacy performance – Montreal – May 23
Les Percéides Festival – Percé – May 21
Center d’Art daphne – Montreal – May 15

 

2.Calls in English from Canada

Mount Pleasant Community Art Screen – Vancouver – June 11
Hold Fast Contemporary Arts Festival – Eastern Edge – St John’s – May 21
Neutral Ground – Calgary – June 1
Small File Media Festival – Vancouver – June 4
Emerging Digital Artists Award – June 15

New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) – Toronto – May 14
Craft Ontario – Toronto – June 7
AKA Artist-run Center – Saskatoon – ongoing
Southern Alberta Art Gallery – Lethbridge – ongoing

 

3.international calls

Image + Bias – May 16
Phileas – a fund for contemporary – Vienna – September 10

 

4.residences

Centr’Elles, Avignon Women’s Action Committee – June 4
Center d’artistes Voix Visuelle – Ottawa – June 15
Griffin Art Projects Residency – North Vancouver – June 15
Villa Saint-Louis Ndar – Senegal – June 20
Canadian Museum of of Immigration Pier 21 – Halifax – May 21
Residency for Black trans visual artists – Palm Springs – May 18
Open Studio – May 31
Center Sagamie – June 15
Zocalo center d’artistes – Longueuil – May 21

 

5.public art

Mississauga’s Sculpture Court – May 30
Platforms – Vancouver – June 3
481 UNIVERSITY UNITED BLDG – Toronto – June 11
Cambridge Street North – Ottawa – May 25
Indigenous public art – Ottawa Public Library and Library and Archives Canada – Ottawa – April 12 and May 31st

6.for commissioners

Associate Indigenous Curator, City of Calgary – June 15
QOQQOON – call for papers – May 24
Ar (n) t Write – June 1
AdMare – call for current art curators – June 20
VTape – Curatorial incubator – Toronto – June 1
To the est de vos empires – Quebec – ongoing
Revue de Paris – call for contributors – ongoing

 

1.Calls in French from Canada

Call for projects
PERFORMANCE
Public privacy; remote connections
Deadline: 2021.05.23

Download the call (PDF)

Artistic Director at Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre

Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre is located in beautiful Saint Andrews By the Sea New Brunswick and has been the link between the arts and nature since 1964. SSANC is open year-round offering unique workshops and educational programming in partnership with our local community and regional schools. We celebrate new and seasoned artists and instructors from across Canada and around the world.

We are seeking an Artistic Director to manage the regional promotion of the Centre, design and deliver programming, jury and curate exhibits, generate grants and operational revenue and network with artist instructors and exhibitors, students, patrons and organizations using our facilities.

The successful candidate will be an agile strategic thinker, able to maximize and leverage opportunities. With a results-driven entrepreneurial spirit and strong interpersonal skills, the Artistic Director will seek revenue growth and encourage the development of a strong culture of artistic pursuits throughout our NB community.

Applicants should indicate their qualifications, commitment and passion for the following criteria:

• Ability to work collaboratively and deliver a professional, approachable demeanor to all clients, staff, and artists while maintaining a safe inclusive work environment;

• Capacity to be a key public ambassador of our community-based Centre, and to lead partnership-building and client liaison opportunities;

• Positive and enthusiastic in your efforts to engage others and build trust;

• Strong listening skills, setting an example for maintaining our reputation for friendly and responsive service delivery;

• Resilient and supportive, with an ability to work collaboratively in a demanding, dynamic and diverse public environment;

• Experience in the budgeting, development and delivery of our Strategic Plan to ensure the best use of assets, financial sustainability and timely reporting on outcomes and concerns;

• Two plus years of experience managing and directing the artistic development of a similar not-for-profit;

• Experience in arts and nature program planning, curation of gallery exhibitions, solicitation and contract negotiation with instructors and related support requirements;

• Experience in multimedia brand development and the production of promotional materials;

• Experience in developing and maintaining a broad range of programming that optimizes participation by youth, adults, seniors and vulnerable sectors of our community;

• Experience in developing and overseeing an artists-in-residence program;

• Knowledge of private and public sector grant and funding opportunities for the arts, education and nature combined with successful grant applications and subsequent reporting;

• Proven strong problem-solving, team-building, communication and organizational skills;

• Fluency in spoken and written English. Spoken and written French is considered a valuable asset.

SSANC welcomes applications from all qualified individuals, including, but not limited to women, persons with disabilities, visible minorities (racialized), Indigenous Peoples and persons of any gender identity and sexual orientation. SSANC is committed to a positive, supportive, and inclusive environment.

SSANC offers accommodation for applicants with disabilities in its recruitment processes. If you are contacted by SSANC regarding this job opportunity, please advise if you require accommodation.

We are committed to enhancing our environmentally and socially responsible practices for the benefit of all members of the SSANC community. Our long-term perspective recognizes our responsibility to be innovators and to continually work as a
community to reduce our ecological impact.

HOW TO APPLY

Please submit your resume and cover letter indicating your interest and relevant experience to Catherine Hamilton, President, Board of Directors of Sunbury Shores Art and Nature Centre at Board@sunburyshores.org.

Application deadline: Midnight ADT, May 30th 2021

Please note: While we invite applications from all interested and qualified candidates, we are unable to follow-up with every applicant. Thank you. Stay safe. Please share.

Sunbury Shores Art and Nature Centre, 139 Water Street, St Andrews By-the-Sea, New Brunswick, Canada, E5B 1A7

Please visit www.sunburyshores.org to learn more about us and our mission.

May, 2021
Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre, 139 Water Street, Saint Andrews, NB E5B 1A7

 

Sunbury Shores Artistic Director Posting 2021 (1)

Employment Opportunity Struts Gallery Sackville NB

DIRECTOR

Deadline for Applications: Wednesday, May 19th, 2021, 11:59 PM AST

Applications can be submitted by email to hrstrutsgallery@gmail.com

Reporting to the Board of Directors and working collaboratively with other staff, the Director will play a key role in shaping and contributing to the current and future creative vision of Struts Gallery and all its programs and be responsible for the administrative stewardship of the organization.

For more information: https://www.strutsgallery.ca/employment-opportunities

Contact East artist submissions DUE MAY 21!

REMINDER: applications to showcase at Contact East 2021 are due NEXT FRIDAY, MAY 21 at 4PM!

It’s FREE to apply, so what are you waiting for? APPLY NOW!

Contact East is APA’s hallmark showcase summit and Atlantic Canada’s premiere performing arts booking conference. The event brings together performing arts presenters, managers, and agents to see top-quality performances from a diverse range of artistic genres, including but not limited to: music, cabaret, dance, Deaf, Disability and Mad arts, circus arts, theatre, comedy, youth-oriented programming, and cultural performances. 

Contact East 2021 will take place in Moncton, New Brunswick from Thursday, September 23rd to Saturday, September 25th.

Due to unpredictable travel and gathering restrictions, APA will only be accepting showcase applications from artists living in Atlantic Canada. As a result, for Contact East 2021 APA will present an all Atlantic lineup of 12-15 artist showcases this year. 

Read the full press release HERE.

Nominations for the Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts 

Now and until June 1st, artsnb is accepting nominations for the Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts 

Members of the visual arts, literary arts and performing arts communities: nominate someone for the prestigious Lieutenant-Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts – and help the New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) promote artistic excellence within our province.

The Lieutenant-Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts are designed to recognize the outstanding contribution of New Brunswick artists.

One award of $20,000 may be conferred in each of the following three categories:

  • Visual Arts: including architecture, fine craft, media arts and photography
  • Performing Arts: including dance, music and theatre
  • Literary Arts*:  including literary translation, literary performance, spoken word and storytelling

* Please note that awards in Literary Arts alternate between French and English from year to year. This year (2021), nominations in French language literary arts will be considered.

DEADLINE: June 1st, 2021 11:59 pm.

For more information on how to nominate an artist, please refer to the program description on our website or contact the artsnb Program Officer.

CONTACT:
Sarah-Jonathan Parker, Program Officer
New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb)
(506) 440-0037
prog@artsnb.ca
www.artsnb.ca

Mise en candidature – date limite 31 mai 2021

Il est temps de soumettre votre candidature – nouvelle date limite : 31 mai 2021

L’Académie des arts et des lettres de l’Atlantique, l’instance responsable du processus d’évaluation des candidatures aux Éloizes, donne le coup d’envoi de la période de mise en candidature des Éloizes 2022.

Il est donc le temps de soumettre votre candidature pour une œuvre, une prestation ou une contribution créée ou présentée au cours de la période visée par les Éloizes 2022, soit du 1er juillet 2019 au 31 mai 2021.

NOUVEAUTÉ : TOUTES LES ŒUVRES OU PRESTATIONS FAITES EN LIGNE, PENDANT LA PANDÉMIE, SERONT ACCEPTÉES PAR L’ACADÉMIE.

Toute personne qui souhaite soumettre une candidature doit suivre les étapes suivantes :

• Se rendre à l’adresse : www.leseloizes.ca;
• Prendre connaissance des règlements, des catégories et des critères de l’excellence artistique;
• Remplir le formulaire de mise en candidature en ligne pour soumettre sa candidature.

Les formulaires de mises en candidature sont disponibles en ligne dès maintenant. À noter que la date limite pour soumettre une candidature a changé au 31 mai 2021.

Pour plus de renseignements concernant les mises en candidature : eloizes@aaapnb.ca

Atlantic Book Awards – Winners Announcement Next Week

MEDIA ADVISORY

The winners of the 2021 Atlantic Book Awards (ABAS) will be announced virtually in an event hosted by CTV Atlantic’s Amanda Debison on Thursday, May 13, 2021, with prizes presented by previous winners, including Michael Crummey, Sheree Fitch and Ami McKay.

There will be fourteen awards given out, plus the Pioneer Award, which recognizes a lifetime contribution to writing and publishing in Atlantic Canada.

ABAS presents three more events in this year’s Festival: Storytellers of Cape Breton (Monday, May 10 at 7:00 p.m.), Poetry & Prose:  A Discussion of Craft on Tuesday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. and Understanding our Past:  Exploring Nova Scotia’s History on Wednesday, May 12 at 7:00 p.m.  All events feature this year’s shortlisted authors in conversation and are free; links from the ABAS website or its Facebook page.

For more information: www.atlanticbookawards.ca
Peggy Walt, Cultural Affairs Consulting & Promotion
(902) 422-5403, (902) 476-1096
peggy@culturalaffairs.ca

ADVANCED STUDIO PRACTICE – APPLICATIONS OPEN

The New Brunswick College of Craft and Design is accepting applications to the graduate studies program – Advanced Studio Practice. For those in the creative sector, this pathway is valuable to empower graduates to go further with their creative skills.

This graduate program spans three semesters of study in which students develop and implement a professional career plan in design, fine craft or visual arts. The key focus is on studio practice. Students work collaboratively with celebrated faculty advisors and professional mentors. This program is suitable for recent graduates, designers, artists and individuals with a fine craft practice who wish to engage in a supportive, collegial environment while evolving their distinct career goals. While many applicants come to us with qualifications, we also welcome mature students and those with equivalent life experience in art, design and fine craft. This program allows students to acquire business skills, networking know-how and enhanced studio practice to launch into self-employment or a successful career in the creative cultural sector.
Further information is also found on the NBBCD website under the ‘Advanced Studio Practic’ at the link below.

Call for Submissions – UNLOCKED: Virtual Art Exhibit

UNLOCKED: Virtual Art Exhibit by Young Canadians Inspired by the Pandemic

 

  • One year into the Covid-19 pandemic, the creative and emotional lives of our youth matter more than ever. Young Canadian artists need to be seen, encouraged, and their talent recognized.
  • UNLOCKED is a virtual art exhibit that shines a spotlight on art created by young Canadians in response to the global pandemic.
  • Submissions are invited at www.unlockedproject.ca until June 1st, 2021

UNLOCKED, an art project that sheds a spotlight on the personal and creative response to the COVID-19 global pandemic by young artists throughout Canada, launched today. UNLOCKED is an online art exhibit, featuring visual arts, music, poetry, photography and video. Young people ages 9-25 are invited to submit their original artwork through the project’s website www.unlockedproject.ca. Selected artworks will be published on the UNLOCKED website and will be promoted on UNLOCKED’s social media platforms as well as through a wide range of art organizations across the country.

UNLOCKED values diversity and the representation of minorities from coast to coast to coast. Its goal is to create a vibrant community of young artists across Canada – inspire creativity and through the beauty of their art give a bit of hope in these difficult times.

UNLOCKED has been made possible thanks to the collaboration of several important Canadian youth organizations actively engaged in art programs that bring social change and justice to their communities. Project collaborators include ArtBridges, Field Trip, VIBE Arts, inPath, Yellow Pad Sessions, Ink Movement, JAYU, Youth Ottawa, and LOVE (Québec).

The deadline for submissions is June 1st, 2021. Members of the jury include Jennifer Dorner, Executive producer of POP Montreal, Kristian Manchester, Executive Creative Director at Sid Lee, and Arthur Gaillard, Head of Art & Design at MASSIVart.

UNLOCKED is a Montreal-based project founded by Josette Gauthier, documentary film producer.

For more information, please visit www.unlockedproject.ca.

TNB Theatre School Announces Summer Programming

TNB Theatre School Announces Summer Programming

       Registration is now open for all summer programs at the TNB Theatre School.

This year’s classes will take place downtown with the exception of the Broadway Summer Series.

(Fredericton, NB) TNB Theatre School’s annual summer camps are a go for 2021! With continued
health and safety protocols in place and a few surprises in store, we’re excited to announce our
summer programs will begin in late June. Due to a series of planned renovations taking place at our
55 Whiting Road location, many of this year’s programs will take place downtown at St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church and the Charlotte Street Arts Centre.

“We are extremely grateful that we can go ahead with offering summer camps again this year,” said
TNB Theatre School Director Sharisse LeBrun. “We have to continue to work with reduced class sizes,
social distancing, masks, no live audiences and the likes, but after a full year of navigating this, we
know that quality of education and fun will remain the same!

“We’re grateful for St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church for allowing us to use their hall for our Playtime
and Junior level camps, and the Charlotte Street Arts Center for use of their auditorium for our
Intermediate/Senior programs,” she said.

The programs offered this summer include Playtime Theatre (half-day sessions for children ages 5-7),
Junior Acting (grades 3-5), Junior Musical Theatre (grades 3-5), Intermediate Senior Acting (grades 6-
8) and Intermediate Musical Theatre (grades 6-8). In addition to these summer mainstays, we are also
hosting a Musical Theatre Advanced Audition Technique Workshop led by Broadway Actor Tony
LePage and NYC Casting Director Courtney Hammond. This amazing opportunity is geared towards
pre-professionals ages 15 and up and will take place Monday evenings at the TNB Theatre School
beginning June 21.

“We are thrilled to announce a very special summer training opportunity this year,” said LeBrun.
“Fredericton-born Broadway performer Tony Lepage and NYC Casting Director Courtney Hammond
will be offering a pre-professional master class on Musical Theatre Audition Technique. Over the
course of four weeks, participants will meet weekly to work directly with Tony and Courtney using
prepared material in solo and ensemble formats. The team will coach, give direction, offer honest,
constructive feedback on material, and help participants craft their musical theatre technique at a
professional level.

“I’m so excited for students to get to learn from Tony and Courtney’s expertise – from both in front of
and behind the audition table – this summer,” said LeBrun.
A full list of programs and all health and registration information can be found by visiting
www.tnb.nb.ca

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Interviews and Media Opportunities:

To arrange an interview with TNB Theatre School Director Sharisse LeBrun. Contact her directly at
tsinstructor@tnb.nb.ca

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Goose Lane Editions Publicity Manager

Publicity Manager

Are you passionate about amplifying today’s unique voices, ideas and stories? Our team at Goose Lane Editions has an immediate opening for an experienced publicity professional with voracious reading habits.

This is a position for an ambitious communications and publicity professional with an established network of media connections and a get-it-done attitude. While given the creative freedom to work independently, the publicity manager will work hand-in-hand with authors, the publishing team at Goose Lane Editions, and industry partners to create and execute innovative publicity strategies for each new season of book releases.

As the primary contact for all aspects of the publicity campaign for each published book, the publicity manager is responsible for media package development, media research, and pitches; identifying and securing speaking engagements for authors; and executing tailored media outreach to secure coverage in the form of interviews, articles, book reviews, feature stories, and more.

Candidates must be media-savvy, have the ability to read and absorb ideas quickly, have excellent writing and interpersonal communication skills, and have their fingers on the pulse of media trends and social media networking.

Interested? Visit gooselane.com/pages/jobs-at-goose-lane for a more detailed job description, desired qualifications and information on the application process.

Deadline for applications: 24 May 2021

ARTSLINK NB IS HIRING FOR THE SUMMER!

Position 1: Communications Intern

Tentative start date: June 28, 2021

Location: Office based in Saint John, remote work optional

Terms: 35 hrs a week; 8 weeks, 11.75/hr

ArtsLink NB seeks an energetic and enthusiastic candidate with a desire to work in the arts and culture sector as our Communications Intern. Applicants should have strong communication skills and be able to work independently on projects. This position is funded through Canada Summer Jobs.

Communications Intern will be responsible for: 

  • Social media activity, including daily updates to the website, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, as well as developing newsletters 
  • Producing and editing content as needed for print and other communications and marketing materials, including radio programming, and event promotion materials. 
  • Assisting with the production of organizational documents, such as reports and proposals, and board and other stakeholder communications as required. 
  • General administrative tasks as required.

ArtsLink NB is an equal opportunity employer.

If interested, please send your resume and cover letter to julie@artslinknb.com, by May 31, 2021. We thank all of those interested in the position, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

 

Position 2: Special Events co-ordinator

Tentative start date: June 28, 2021

Location: Office based in Saint John, remote work optional

Terms: 35 hrs a week; 8 weeks, 11.75/hr

ArtsLink NB seeks an energetic and enthusiastic candidate with a desire to work in the arts and culture sector as our Special Events co-ordinator. Applicants should have strong communication skills and be able to work independently on projects. This position is funded through Canada Summer Jobs.

Special Events co-ordinator will be responsible for: 

  • Planning and implementing membership activities 
  • Developing materials for membership recruitment 
  • Handling member communications; handling members’ correspondence, including queries and requests; 
  • Maintaining a current member database and directory 
  • Assisting with the production of organizational documents, such as reports and proposals, and board and other stakeholder communications as required.

ArtsLink NB is an equal opportunity employer.

If interested, please send your resume and cover letter to julie@artslinknb.com, by May 31, 2021. We thank all of those interested in the position, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.


 To be eligible, youth must:

  • be between 15 and 30 years of age at the start of the employment*;
  • be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or person to whom refugee protection has been conferred under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act for the duration of the employment**; and,
  • have a valid Social Insurance Number at the start of employment and be legally entitled to work in Canada in accordance with relevant provincial or territorial legislation and regulations

https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/funding/canada-summer-jobs/screening-eligibility.html

 

Call for Content: BIPOC and 2SLGBTQ+ Artists & Creatives

Who We Are

artsUNITE / UNITÉ des arts strives to provide artists and creative entrepreneurs with a free, centralized, comprehensive and humanistic wayfinding service that connects people to resources in the arts. We help you find resources in funding, work, services, crisis support and learning opportunities that are curated according to artist-specific needs. We want Canadian creatives to have equitable access to resources. Adapting to the changing needs of the arts sector post-COVID-19, and with support from partners across Canada, artsUNITE / UNITÉ des arts is a dynamic service, focusing on providing diverse and adaptive resources that will enable our creative communities to survive in the current moment and thrive in the long run. We’re on a mission to unite the national Canadian arts sector in a mutual goal of empowering, educating and employing Canadian artists and creatives. We launched nationally in March 2021 and we are looking to continue the momentum through innovative content and programming.

Call for Content

We’re currently seeking BIPOC writers and creatives to contribute website content. We are particularly interested in the Black Canadian, Indigenous and 2SLGTBQ+ experience.  Do you have ideas for written and/or interactive content? We would love to feature your work!

Eligibility

  • Applicant self-identifies as BIPOC and/or 2SLGTBQ+
  • Applicants must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents

What are we looking for?

artsUNITE / UNITÉ des arts is looking for content that provides resources for artists, creative entrepreneurs and the creative community. This can come in the form of blog posts, videos, webinars and more! We are looking for original content that speaks to one of the following categories:

  • Financial resources or advice: What was the first experience you had applying for a grant? Are you a master budget-keeper who could share how to run a balanced personal or business budget? If you were to go back 10 years, what financial advice would you give yourself today?  How are you navigating grants and funding in this pandemic world?
  • Career resources or advice: Do you know how to write a standout resume? Are you a marketing pro or creative who can share how to boost your online brand? How has your industry changed during the pandemic? Do you have professional development insights that would benefit the creative community?
  • Mental Health resources: How do you balance art and mental health in a pandemic? Do you have mental health resources that have helped you this past year? Do you have a personal experience you would like to share that you think could help others navigate new and unfamiliar territory?

I’m interested! What do I do?

Fill out our application form before Friday, May 21, 2021 at 6pm PDT/9pm EDT

 

The list. April 30, 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 aimed at artists and curators.

Martin Krykorka – Natural cycles exhibition
at Galerie Bernard-Jean de Caraquet

 

News from AGAVF

ARTériel, a brand new cultural podcast!

The AGAVF congratulates the arrival of this brand new creative radio laboratory that explores the cultural ecosystem of the Greater Moncton area and beyond.

Each episode of this podcast is unique, allowing you an intimate look behind the scenes of contemporary art! You will find, among other things, conversations between artists, visits and exhibition reviews, testimonials and a review of significant cultural activities.

ARTériel is an initiative of the Imago printmaking studio, the HAT Collective, the Louise-et-Reuben Cohen Art Gallery and the Sans Nom Gallery. Listen to all the episodes: https://www.arteriel.ca/en/episodes

Imago Printmaking Workshop (Moncton)

Marc-Antoine K. Phaneuf and Blake M. Morin – Épistola – Le bon fils: Anticipation and realization
from April 15 to May 20, 2021
140, rue Botsford, ground floor of the Aberdeen Cultural Center
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.atelierimago .com

 

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

Sandrine Duquenne, Émerise LeBlanc-Nowlan and Florence Renson – Annual Exhibition for Graduates in Visual Arts 2021
from April 15 to May 30, 2021
Université de Moncton
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga

No Name Gallery  (Moncton)

Vanessa Moeller – Bean There, Done That. 2018-2020
Monica Chamberlain – Inside the lines
from March 5 to April 30, 2021

Les Traversées with Phanie Bernier and Mathieu Léger
Cross residence with AdMare
140, rue Botsford, local 16
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.galeriesansnom.org

Calls for submissions

1.Calls in French from Canada

AGAVF – L’incubateur en curissariat – May 3
La Centrale – Public intimacy performance – Montreal – May 23
Edmundston Arts Center – May 5
Les Percéides Festival – Percé – May 21
VU – Quebec – April 30
Center d’Art daphne – Montreal – May 15

2.Calls in English from Canada

Hold Fast Contemporary Arts Festival – Eastern Edge – St John’s – May 21
Neutral Ground – Calgary – June 1
Small File Media Festival – Vancouver – June 4
Emerging Digital Artists Award – June 15
Riverworks – Prince Edward Island – May 7

New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) – Toronto – May 14
Craft Ontario – Toronto – June 7
AKA Artist-run Center – Saskatoon – ongoing
Southern Alberta Art Gallery – Lethbridge – ongoing

3.international calls

Phileas – a fund for contemporary – Vienna – September 10
Tuwaiq international sculpture symposium – Riyadh – May 7

4.residences

Villa Saint-Louis Ndar – Senegal – June 20
Villa Belleville – Paris – May 9
Canadian Museum of Immigration Pier 21 – Halifax – May 21
Residency for Black trans visual artists – Palm Springs – May 18
Open Studio – May 31
Center Sagamie – 15 June
Dazibao – Instagram residency – May 1
Zocalo artist center – Longueuil – May 21
Ephemeral district – Vaste et Vague – Montreal – Matapédia – May 2
Call to artists from Quebec and the Atlantic provinces – East-North-East – Saint-Jean-Port-Joli – May 9

5.public art

Mississauga’s Sculpture Court – May 30
Mural Public Art Project at CN – GO Train Overpass in Toronto – April 30
Artist Roster for Stratford Mural Projects – Stratford – May 5
Platforms – Vancouver – June 3
481 UNIVERSITY UNITED BLDG – Toronto – June 11
Cambridge Street North – Ottawa – May 25
Indigenous public art – Ottawa Public Library and Library and Archives Canada – Ottawa – April 12 and May 31

6.for commissioners

Curatorial incubator 3rd edition – AGAVF – May 3
AdMare – call for curators in current art – June 20
VTape – Curatorial incubator – Toronto – June 1
Artspace Artist Run Center – jobs Artistic Director / Curator and Director of Operations and Development – open until to what fulfilled
revie Inter, current art – May 1
Cosmis Bulletin – May 1
East of your empires – Quebec – ongoing
Revue de Paris – call for contributors – ongoing

Call for submissions: Professional dance artists!

16th edition of the adFda (August 12th to 22nd 2021)

Moncton (Nouveau-Brunswick)

Call for submissions: Professional dance artists!

Interested in dancing outdoors this summer?  The Atlantic dance festival is looking for professional dance artists to perform solo (or with artists from the same bubble) in downtown Moncton between August 12th and 22nd. Dance presentations of any style may include text, performance, improvisation and/or a Q&A with the audience.

If you are interested, please submit either one of these options;

  • Solo of 5 to 8 minutes;
  • Choreography of 5 to 8 minutes with dancers from the same bubble;
  • Choreography of 10 to 20 minutes that respects physical distance and has already been presented publicly.

A fee for every performance will be paid to the artist and technical and security support will be provided. All measures recommended by the NB Department of Public Health will be respected.

Your application must include;

  • Your name;
  • Address, phone number and email address;
  • A brief resume;
  • A short video that clearly demonstrates your technical and artistic abilities OR for longer choreography proposals that have already been presented publicly, provide a video of the work (DVD, USB key or web link).
  • Be available for performances between August 12th and 22nd, 2021

Please send your submission (video, CV) no later than May 31st to adfestivalda@gmail.com or to the address below:

Les Productions DansEncorps inc.
Centre Culturel Aberdeen
140 Botsford Street, suite 14
Moncton, New-Brunswick

E1C 4X5

  

For more information, contact us at :

adfestivalda@gmail.com or by phone (506) 855-0998

ARTériel, a new cultural podcast

ARTériel, a new cultural podcast

Imago Print Studio, the HAT Collective, the Galerie dart Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen, and Galerie Sans Nom present ARTériel, a creative radio laboratory that explores the cultural ecosystem of the Greater Moncton area and beyond. 

Each episode of this podcast is unique, allowing you an intimate look behind the scenes of local contemporary art! You’ll find conversations between artists, exhibition tours and reviews, testimonials and a look back on important cultural activities.

The most recent episode of ARTériel (in French) is presented by lAssociation des groupes en arts visuels francophones (AGAVF) and is produced by Véronique Leblanc, curator-mentor, with the collaboration of Anne Bertrand, communications officer. It introduces a project called the Curatorial Incubator. Initiated in the summer of 2019 by lAGAVF, the Incubator is an intensive residency which offers “curators from the Francophone and Acadian communities the opportunity to equip themselves for the realization of exhibition projects and artistic events with artists from these communities. “.

The episode is available here: https://www.arteriel.ca/en/episodespecial

Coming this spring, two new episodes will offer a guided tour of the public artworks in the city of Moncton which are part of the Images rémanentes itinerary (French and English), as well as a specially commissioned sound work by a guest artist of the RE:FLUX Festival. This public engagement programming corresponds to the Galerie dart Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen and its partners objective of connecting contemporary art with a public of all ages. ARTériel is a collective project; those interested in submitting ideas and participating in its realization are welcome.

To listen to all of the episodes visit the ARTériel website: www.arteriel.ca or find us on Spotify and Apple Podcast. Join the email list in order to be informed of the latest news and episodes.

Happy listening!

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Saint John Arts Centre Launches ‘The Art Room’, New Kids’ Art Program

Saint John – Friday, April 23, 2021 – The Saint John Arts Centre (SJAC) has opened registrations in the first two of five workshops in a new art program for kids aged 9-12. Called ‘The Art Room’, the workshop series aims to promote the goals of its tagline: Artistic Pursuits / New Friends / Self-expression / Confidence.

Each workshop is 4 weeks long, with 2-hour classes per week on Saturdays. Students can register for any or all of these workshops as they are offered throughout the year. A strict class size limit of nine students will ensure social distancing, and masks will be mandatory for everyone, as per current Public Health guidelines.

The first two offerings begin on May 15th; ‘Let’s Draw’ (10am-12pm) is taught by the program’s developer, SJAC’s Education and Outreach Coordinator, Harriet Taylor, and ‘Create with Clay’ (1-3pm) is lead by professional ceramicist Danika Vautour. The other three workshops – ‘Let’s Paint’, ‘Fun with Printmaking’, and ‘Wild Art Studio’ (revolving topics), will launch later in the year.

‘The Art Room’ program provides keen young artists with an age-appropriate visual arts education that ignites creativity in a quality learning environment. Education in the visual arts fosters students’ exploration and expression of ideas while enhancing mental, emotional and motor skills, and students will benefit from forming new social connections with kids who share their interests.

“Encouraging kids in art exploration is not only fun, it can lead to a boost in self-confidence, motivation,
and overall performance in their schoolwork,” says Harriet Taylor, a veteran instructor and Academic Dean at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design before joining the staff of SJAC in February. “As they create, they also develop friendships and community.”

For more information, please contact:

Saint John Arts Centre
Harriet Taylor
Education and Outreach Coordinator
506-633-4870
education@sjartscentre.ca

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Kelly Cunningham
Promotions and Events Coordinator
Saint John Arts Centre
506-633-4870
events@sjartscentre.ca
website: www.sjartscentre.ca

Office Hours: Tues-Sat: 9am-5pm

Relaxed criteria for Career Development Program – Arts by Invitation component

To make allowance for the current working conditions imposed by the pandemic, the criteria relaxation for the Career Development program has extended to the Arts by Invitation component.

Currently, eligible expenses for the Arts by Invitation component can also include:

  • Freight and shipping expenses, even if you cannot attend in person the performance, screening or exhibition of your work at an established arts festival, competition or art show, provided that the event takes place more than 150km away from your residence.

Also, the criteria relaxation for the Professional Development and the Professionalization and Promotion components of the Career Development Program are still in effect.

All the details on the criteria relaxation of the Career Development Program components can be found HERE.

Note that the upcoming Career Development Program deadline is officially May 1st, though since it falls on a Saturday, applications will be received until Monday May 3rd, 2021.  

Find all the information about the Career Development program HERE.