Fiddlehead Summer Fiction Contest: The Fiddlehead’s 2024 Fiction Contest is now open for submissions!
The Fiddlehead invites authors, emerging and established, to send us their best piece of writing by September 2, 2024 to be considered by acclaimed author and judge Zilla Jones. Don’t miss your chance to win $2000 and be published in our winter 2025 issue!
See the full guidelines here.
The Public Art Committee and the Regional Advisory Committee on Inclusion, Diversity & Equity are collaborating on projects that address the needs of the community in a pilot program called Art for Social Change.
Public Art Wood Buffalo is seeking artists living within Canada to submit proposals for sitespecific public art installations that creatively explore and interpret the theme of “Accessibility.”
The Emerging Digital Artists Award (EDAA) is Canada’s first digital art award designed to foster experimentation in the work of emerging artists and create opportunities for those working in digital media. Resisting the notion that screen time lacks space for critical engagement, the EDAA champions a new generation of digital creators who challenge us to see the world through a different screen.
The 10th edition of the EDAA includes FIVE $5,000 PRIZES
Esoterica is partnering with Freddy Fright Fest this October. Hallowhenever returns!
It will be held at the Fredericton Exhibition Center on October 27th from 4-9pm, and it will be our biggest market yet. Looking for artists that fall into the category of kitsch, mystical, macabre, alternative and everything in between. The more odd the better, especially since this one is in our favourite month!
Taking artistic and writing practices as reflections and refractions of how we place ourselves in relation to each other and the world, C Magazine invite pitches on (but not limited to): close collaborations, influences, gazes, subversions of image-making, colonial narcissism, and ambivalent projections—including across photographic, filmic, and social mediums.
Thematic feature, artist project, and column pitches accepted until July 8, 2024. Review pitches, not required to be on theme, are accepted on a rolling basis.
For full details and pitch instructions click here
The Miramichi Art Core and Bathurst Art Society are sponsoring the annual Plein Air event, which rotates between the two cities. The 2024 Plein Air Festival will be held in Miramichi on July 13 and 14.
Two participating artists will win the People’s Choice awards of $200 and $100, awarded to the two most popular pieces chosen by the public.
Early registration fee of $35 before June 30. Late registration is after June 30th.
AX, the Arts and Culture Centre of Sussex, is a multi-disciplinary, charitable organization. We present dynamic exhibitions, art and fine craft workshops, live music concerts and literary readings.
Our building is located in the heart of Sussex, New Brunswick, and consists of a licensed restaurant and patio called Knocks Café, a professional gallery, a fully-equipped ceramics centre, and artists’ studios.
Dia de los Muertos is a traditional Mexican festival that celebrates art, culture, and community while honouring those who have come before us.
The event is a welcoming experience that is built on diversity and inclusion and will add a new layer to the urban vibrancy that Saint John has come to be known for. (more…)
Call for photographers in SJ Area!
We’re seeking a photographer to help capture one of Saint Johns most fantastic event of the summer: THIRD SHIFT!
We’re looking for a local creative and innovative photographer who is able to capture the magic of our festival in the darkness of the night.
Founded in 2008, Nocturne: Art at Night Festival (Nocturne) is a free, independent, contemporary art festival in Kjipuktuk (Halifax) that brings art and energy to the streets of our city, showcasing and celebrating the visual arts scene in Mi’kma’ki (Nova Scotia).
Nocturne is pleased to announce this call for curator or curatorial team to organize Anchor Projects to be presented at Nocturne 2025. In 2025, Nocturne will take place from October 16th-19th, 2025.
The Aberdeen Cultural Centre invites artists residing in New Brunswick to submit a visual art exhibition project and thus have the chance to be part of the next program of the Françoise-Chamard-Cadieux (FCC) Art Gallery.
Three projects will be selected by a committee of peers, made up of professional artists, ensuring a diversified program. (more…)
Looking to broaden your artistic and design skills? Check out this amazing collaborative artist project!
Project Makerspace takes a unique approach to design the elements for a new Indigenous Mobile Makerspace. This makerspace will travel around New Brunswick, visiting schools and communities to encourage and inspire young people to pursue their dreams. (more…)
Do you have a passion for book design? Are you looking to develop your skills within a dynamic and fast-paced team environment?f
If so, an exciting opportunity as an Assistant Production Coordinator is available with Nimbus Publishing, an independent, women-owned book publisher and distributor, and the largest English-language independent Canadian press east of Toronto. (more…)
We are pleased to announce the Summerville Art Festival, an annual celebration of art, culture, and community that showcases a diverse range of talented artists from across the country.
The festival will take place in the beautiful community of Summerville, NB. We are now accepting submissions from artists who are interested in participating. (more…)
Mawita’nej aqq amalkaltinej (Let’s gather and dance) aims to generate new ways to support, connect and create networks for Indigenous movement artists in Atlantic Canada.
This pilot project is led by shalan joudry and Sarah Prosper, with guidance from Awti Guides (steering committee).
The Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) is developing a space where Indigenous voices resonate loudly in the vibrant arts discourse. Our Digital Publications Program is more than a platform; it’s a catalyst for change, a space where narratives are reshaped, and inclusivity leads to change.
Why do we need this platform? (more…)
Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre, in St Andrews, NB is calling for exhibition proposals by artists from New Brunswick, Canada, and internationally for exhibitions at Sunbury Shores in 2025 or 2026.
A not-for-profit community art centre with a mandate to present the work of visual artists,Sunbury Shores is currently seeking exhibition proposals for solo and group exhibitions in avariety of media. (more…)
A very large production will be filming in Saint John this fall and we need to build a local crew to work on the project!
There is a job for everyone on a film set and there will be free training to those who are selected. (more…)