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NEW GRANT FOR EMERGING INDIGENOUS ARTISTS

January 12, 2021 – Music·Musique NB is launching a new pilot project aimed at Indigenous musicians. The initiative, sponsored by Mi’kmaq Hip Hop artist Wolf Castle, was created to provide one emerging Indigenous artist from New Brunswick with the tools, support and guidance to achieve a new musical project.

“We need more Indigenous voices and more spaces where these voices can be heard,” says artist Wolf Castle. “This pilot project sets the stage to give young Indigenous artists a chance to get in the spotlight.” 

One recipient will be chosen by an all-indigenous jury and will receive a $3000 grant to complete a music-based project. Projects can include, but are not limited to, recording a music video, developing online content, creating a sound recording, and expanding musical skills. The artist will also receive mentorship and support to help them achieve their artistic and professional goals and aspirations.

Artists can propose a project before January 29.

January 12, 2021 in Grant

Attention Canadian Arts Administrators!

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 (2) prizes of $10,000
  • How to qualify: Apply to the Canada Council for the Arts by email.
  • Deadline: March 1st, 2021
  • 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).

Please share this information through your networks.

CONTACT:
Sarah Brown
Program Officer
Prizes, Canada Council for the Arts
johnhobday-prizes@canadacouncil.ca
Avis aux gestionnaires des arts
du Canada!

Vous êtes gestionnaire des arts, à mi-carrière ou aux activités déjà bien établies? Vous cherchez du soutien pour du perfectionnement professionnel? Vous pouvez soumettre votre candidature aux prix John-Hobday en gestion des arts.

Les prix John-Hobday en gestion des arts sont attribués à d’éminents gestionnaires d’organismes artistiques professionnels canadiens qui aimeraient bénéficier d’un perfectionnement professionnel ou de mentorat.

  • Montant : Deux prix de 10 000 $
  • Comment remporter ce prix? En soumettant votre candidature par courriel.
  • Date limite : le 1er mars 2021
  • Pour de plus amples renseignements, consultez les lignes directrices.

Veuillez noter que les gestionnaires de talents, les impresarios et les gérants qui représentent des artistes ne sont pas admissibles (cela n’inclut pas la représentation par une galerie).

Merci de partager ces informations au sein de vos réseaux.

PERSONNE-RESSOURCE :
Sarah Brown
Agente de programme
Prix, Conseil des arts du Canada
prix-johnhobday@conseildesarts.ca
canadacouncil.ca
The Canada Council supports, promotes and celebrates the work of Canadian artists and arts organizations.
conseildesarts.ca
Le Conseil se voue à l’appui, à la promotion et à la reconnaissance des œuvres des artistes et des organismes artistiques canadiens.

 

 

https://canadacouncil.ca/funding/prizes/john-hobday-awards-in-arts-management

January 8, 2021 in Awards

The list January 8, 2021

The list. January 8, 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.

Work by Danielle Saulnier presented at the Bernard-Jean de Caraquet Art Gallery

 

News from AGAVF

WARNING ! !

Whether the issue affects you personally or not, AGAVF joins CARFAC in encouraging you to sign and share this petition which asks the Government of Canada to allow self-employed workers to use their gross income, before taxes and deductions, to determine their eligibility for ECPs. https://petitions.noscommunes.ca/fr/Petition/Sign/e-3066

Visit the CARFAC website for an update on the procedures on this subject.

 

Programming of AGAVF members

Blue constellation-Bernard-Jean Gallery (Caraquet)

Danielle Saulnier and Serge V. Richard – Osmosis and Intimate Magic
from November 4, 2020 to January 10, 2021
220, boul. Saint-Pierre West
Caraquet, New Brunswick
www.constellationbleue.com

 

Le Trécarré (Pointe-de-l’Eglise)

Nadine Belliveau, Nadine Blinn, Zita Boudreau , Angélina Comeau, Annette Comeau, Denise Comeau, Noella DeMille, Alain Philippe Gérard, Jay LeBlanc, Mona McDonald, Diane Nadon, Isao Sanami-Murrill, Dany Sheehy, Dianne Surette, Jan Swaren, Claude Edwin Theriault – Isolation
until February 2021
Sainte-Anne University, Nova Scotia
www.rendezvousdelabaie.ca/galerie-dart

 

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

Daniel H. Dugas and Valerie LeBlanc – Habitat
Curator: Jonathan Lamy
Presented as part of the Media Arts Section
of the International Festival of Francophone Cinema in Acadia
from November 6 to December 20, 2020
University of Moncton
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga

 

Visual Voice Artist Center (Ottawa)

J. Aird-Bélanger, A. Asselin, R. Aubin, M. Barti, J. Bertrand, B. Bogart, C. Boucher, Csaba, R. Chevalier, C. Cooper, L. Daigle, C. Dallaire, M. Des Aulniers, A. Dworzak-Subocz, L. Finet, P. Franzini, C. Gendron, D. Gérin, V. Goddard, O. Golub, F. Ikonomidou, R. Kempen, I. Kobayashi, D. Krasi, D Lamontagne, M. Le Bohec, D. Leclerc, M. Manu, M. Marquez, E. Montenegro, J. Muscat, A. Paquin, M. Périat, O. Petca, Y. Porlier, H. Pouillon, R. Robesco, N. Ross, S. Rossen, S. Swinimer, V. Tytor, G. Vallée, JM Van Hees, P. Walty – Artificial intelligence
in November 2020
67 Beechwood Avenue
Vanier, Ontario
www.voixvisuelle.ca

 

Galerie Sans Nom (Moncton)

Caitlin Wilson – Finding Trees
JD Cool – Untitled
until February 19, 2021
140, rue Botsford, room 16
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.galeriesansnom.org

 

Le Labo (Toronto)

“Catch-up court” with our 6 members selected at CinéFranco:
Valérie Lecomte – https://bit.ly/courtderattrapageValérieLecomte
Julie Lassonde – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageJulieL
Nicole Blundell – https://bit.ly/CourtderattrappageNicoleBlundell
Quitterie Hervouet – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageQuitterie
Jean Marc Larivière – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageJeanMarc

Conversation with Joseph Bitamba on the film “Petit Pays” by Éric Barbier :
https://vimeo.com/481767101

The Lab is once again the CAO exhibition aid recommender.
Do you have an exhibition project to finance?
Submit your project: Exhibition assistance, open program (2020-2021)

www.lelabo.ca

 

 

 

 

 

Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario (Sudbury)

Claude Wittmann – Wheels / politics / panic
Project until June 2021
54 Elgin Street
Sudbury, Ontario
www.gn-o.org

 

 

COVID-19

More details.

 

 

 

link twitter Facebook

 

 

 

Calls for submissions

 

1.Calls in French from Canada

 

Bang Center – Chicoutimi – February
Langage Plus – Alma – January 31
Association of Abitibi-Témiscamingue Exhibition Centers – January 31
The little views – Culture Trois-Rivières – April 1
TOPO Agency – Montreal – January 10
MUTEK festival – Montreal – January 31
Culture Trois-Rivières – February 1

 

2.Calls in English from Canada

 

Harbor Collective – Re / Mirror Experiments – January 20
La Commune – Vancouver – January 22
Eyelevel Gallery – Halifax – January 18
Craft Ontario – Toronto – June 7
Video Outs – Vancouver – February 28
COVER ME – Records, Cassettes & Artists – Vancouver – from November 21
BIPOC Artist Instagram Project – ongoing
AKA Artist-run Center – Saskatoon – ongoing
Southern Alberta Art Gallery – Lethbridge – ongoing

 

3.international calls

 

Emergenyc – New York – February 8

 

4.residences

 

Moving Image Lab – Meech Lake – March 24
CQAM / Turbulent Residence – January 15
VU – Quebec – February 1

 

 

5.public art

City of Moncton – January 15

 

6.for commissioners

 

Société francophone des arts visuels de l’Alberta (SAVA) – Center d’arts visuels de l’Alberta (CAVA) – Job offer – January 18
Eastern Bloc – Festival Sight & Sound – Call for curators – January 15
Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators – Guelph – January 15
Tenure-Track position in Visual Arts – University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus, Kelowna – January 15
Esse art + opinion – sportification – April 1
Performance Research – On biopolicitcs – January 11
Inter art actual – Quebec – January 15
Assistant professor in creative technologies – York University – January 15
Images Festival 2021 – Guest Program – no fixed deadline
East of your empires – Quebec – ongoing
Esse art + opinion – Dossier (Re) voir la peinture – January 10, 2021
Revue de Paris – call for contributors – in progress

 

 

details on agavf.ca

Association of Francophone Visual Arts Groups BP 7131, Vanier Branch
Ottawa Ontario K1L 8E2 Canada
info@agavf.ca

January 8, 2021 in Monthly list

artsnb deadline – Artist-in-Residence Program | Date limite artsnb – Programme artiste en résidence

Good afternoon, cultural stakeholders, arts galleries, collectives, centres and arts and culture organizations.

First, Happy New Year to all of you! We hope that 2020 will have set the stage to make 2021 a year full of new opportunities and achievements!

Here is a friendly reminder of a deadline coming up very soon at the New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb):

Please note that the deadline for the Artist-in-Residence Program is February 1st, 2021.

The Artist-in-Residence Program is intended for New Brunswick public or private institutions and organizations that wish to host professional artists to enable them to pursue specific projects relating to their creative work. The invited artists may reside in New Brunswick or outside the province. This program is also open to individual professionals who seek to advance their creative work through participation in long-term (3 months or more) residency opportunities at home or outside the province. The artists in residence are to contribute to the promotion and understanding of the arts by means of the artists’ contact with the clientele of the establishments.

We strongly encourage you to apply as soon as possible for this program; your participation in this program fosters the development of arts throughout the province! If you have any questions, especially questions related to health regulations and planning and budgeting in the time of COVID, please reach out to our Program Officer at (506) 440-0037, or by email at prog@artsnb.ca.

For more information please visit https://artsnb.ca/web/programs/artist-in-residence/

—

Bon après-midi, intervenants culturels, galeries, collectifs, centres d’art, et organisations artistiques et culturelles.

Tout d’abord, bonne année à tous ! Nous espérons que 2020 aura préparé le terrain pour faire de 2021 une année pleine de nouvelles opportunités et de réalisations!

 

Voici un rappel amical d’une date limite qui s’en vient très bientôt au sein du Conseil des arts du Nouveau-Brunswick (artsnb) :

Veuillez noter que la date limite pour le programme d’Artiste en résidence est le 1er février 2021.

 

Le programme d’artiste en résidence s’adresse aux institutions publiques ou privées et aux organismes néo-brunswickois qui désirent accueillir des artistes professionnels dans le cadre de projets leur permettant de se consacrer à leur activité créatrice. Les artistes invités peuvent être résidents du Nouveau-Brunswick ou d’ailleurs. Les artistes individuels peuvent aussi faire une demande pour leur permettre de participer à des résidences à long-terme (3 mois ou plus) soit au Nouveau-Brunswick ou à l’extérieur de la province. Les artistes en résidence doivent contribuer à la promotion et à la compréhension des arts par leur présence auprès de la clientèle de l’établissement hôte.

Nous vous encourageons vivement à appliquer le plus tôt possible pour cette subvention; votre participation à ce programme favorise le développement des arts dans toute la province ! Si vous avez des questions, en particulier des questions relatives à la réglementation en matière de santé et à la planification et au budget en temps de COVID, veuillez contacter notre agent de programme au (506) 440-0037, ou par courriel à prog@artsnb.ca.

Pour plus d’information visitez https://artsnb.ca/web/programs/artist-in-residence/?lang=fr

January 5, 2021 in Residency

Charlotte County Archives puts funding from the Council of Archives New Brunswick to strategic use

News Release
December 18, 2020

Charlotte County Archives puts funding from the Council of Archives New Brunswick to strategic use
St. Andrews, NB — Matt Honey, Archives Manager at the Charlotte County Archives (CCA), recently
secured funding from the Council of Archives New Brunswick (CANB) for three very significant projects.
Each project will help fulfil the mission of the Archives — to collect, preserve and conserve, through
archival best practices, the pre-eminent collection of significant documents relating to the evolving
history and culture of Charlotte County, and actively engage the public through research, education, and
outreach.

With an envelope of $3000 from CANB, the Charlotte County Archives will organize and catalogue
documents associated to or collected by the Charlotte County Historical Society (CCHS) over the years.
The predecessor of the Charlotte County Archives, the CCHS first organized in 1975, before the current
Charlotte County Archives was formed. All the hard work and research completed by the CCHS will be
made accessible to future researchers through this funding.
A grant of $2900 was awarded to the Charlotte County Archives to carefully examine, organize, and
catalogue the fonds (personal collections) of Dr. Charles Smith, Earl Caughey, Jackie Gibson, and Rose
McKay Haughn. These collections will provide further insight into churches, schools, family histories,
court proceedings, Charlotte County militia, the Town of St. Andrews, and other precious details about
Charlotte County history.

And finally, CANB has given $1400 towards arranging and processing 47 maps, floorplans, and
blueprints, each of value to researchers across the County.
This funding, in conjunction with a new website soon to be launched by the Charlotte County Archives,
will enable people to learn more about Charlotte County through online searches, a definite benefit
during the current pandemic, when social distancing is so crucial.

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For more information, please contact Heather Wilson (contact@ccarchives.ca) or Franklin Cardy,
fcardy@sympatico.nb.ca

 

News Release re CANB 2020 Funding

December 18, 2020 in Funding

CCA 2021 Annual Public Meeting (APM)

Take part in our 2021 Annual Public Meeting (APM)—online!

The Canada Council for the Arts invites you to join us January 26 at 4:00 p.m. EST for a look back at some of our recent activities, and a look at the year ahead.

Our Chair, Jesse Wente, Director and CEO, Simon Brault and directors general Michelle Chawla and Carolyn Warren will present highlights from 2019-2020 and the vision for the coming year.

Be part of the conversation

In addition to reflecting on the past and current year, we will share and respond to the questions and comments we receive from you during a question and answer period. To incorporate as many questions as possible, write us by January 19, 2021.

Here’s how:
Email your questions to apm@canadacouncil.ca or tweet @CanadaCouncil using #CanadaCouncil21.

The event will be made available in English, French, ASL and LSQ with simultaneous close captioning.

Event details:
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
The meeting will run
from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. EST

Online: Livestream will be accessible on the APM web page
RSVP to the Facebook event for a reminder.
Soyez des nôtres – en ligne – lors de l’Assemblée publique annuelle (APA) de 2021!

Le Conseil des arts du Canada vous invite à vous joindre à nous le 26 janvier à 16 h (HNE) pour une rétrospective de nos activités récentes et un regard vers l’avenir.

Notre président, Jesse Wente, notre directeur et chef de la direction, Simon Brault, et nos directrices générales Michelle Chawla et Carolyn Warren présenteront les faits saillants de 2019-2020 et notre vision pour l’année à venir.

Participez à la conversation

En plus de réfléchir à l’année passée et à l’année à venir, nous répondrons aux questions et aux commentaires que nous aurons reçus. Pour que nous puissions répondre au plus grand nombre de questions possible, veuillez nous écrire d’ici le 19 janvier 2021.

Voici comment :
Posez vos questions par courriel à l’adresse apa@conseildesarts.ca ou sur Twitter, en mentionnant @Conseilartscan et le mot-clic #Conseildesarts21.

L’événement sera présenté en anglais, en français, en ASL et en LSQ, avec des sous-titres simultanés.

Renseignements sur l’événement :
Mardi 26 janvier 2021
de 16 h à 17 h 30 (HNE)

En ligne : l’événement sera diffusé en direct sur la page web de l’APA.
N’hésitez pas à vous inscrire à notre événement Facebook pour recevoir un rappel.
canadacouncil.ca
The Canada Council for the Arts supports, promotes and celebrates the work of Canadian artists and arts organizations.
conseildesarts.ca
Le Conseil des arts du Canada se voue à l’appui, à la promotion et à la reconnaissance des œuvres des artistes et des organismes artistiques canadiens.
December 18, 2020

A HANDMADE ASSEMBLY: Call for Proposals

 

We invite Artists and Writers from across Canada and abroad to submit proposals for an upcoming publication exploring the theme of the Handmade.

Deadline for submissions: January 5, 2021

The origins of this publication are rooted in a long-running annual event hosted by Struts Gallery and the Owens Art Gallery that brought together artists, curators, and makers from the region and beyond to lead discussions, facilitate workshops, initiate projects, exhibit work, and share in a common thread—the handmade.

A Handmade Assembly originated in response to an increased interest in the handmade, deskilling, and DIY aesthetics that emerged in contemporary art practices near the beginning of the decade. The topic continues to appeal to artists exploring the extraordinary potential of craft processes, materials, and techniques, both for their capacity to speak directly and viscerally and for their political and historical potency.

For its tenth and final iteration, the long-running programme will be re-envisioned as an ambitious, bilingual book project that parlays nine years’ worth of inquiry into a comprehensive volume, with the goal of providing a multi-faceted view of the role of the handmade in contemporary art, while also extending these discussions to a new format.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: Artists Projects in Print

Deadline January 5, 2021

A Handmade Assembly has always encompassed a wide range of artistic practices and areas of research, including photography, performance, mending practices, food culture, collage, printmaking, flower arranging, and the intersection of new technologies with traditional craft approaches. We invite artists working in all disciplines to consider how the broad theme of the “handmade” might translate to a project on the printed page. Artists may document existing projects or produce new works. We encourage play within the format of the book, including handmade tactile elements, instructional works, creative writing, printed cut-outs, pull-out and tipped-in materials (bearing in mind cost, labour and edition size), etc.

Submission Format for Artists:
Please submit the following materials via WeTransfer to info@strutsgallery.ca with the subject heading: A Handmade Assembly

  • One-page (max.) description of the proposed project and the themes addressed
  • Up to 10 images of past work
  • Descriptions for each image including: title, date, materials, dimensions, etc.
  • A brief biography (250 words)
  • A brief artist statement (250 words)
  • Curriculum vitae (max. 3 pages), including contact information.
Artists will be paid fees consistent with the current CARFAC fee schedule. We encourage applications from IBPOC, LGBTQ2S+, disabled, and neuro-diverse artists.

For more information about submitting your work visit our site (here) or the call (here)
CALL FOR PROPOSALS:
Critical Texts, Essays, Interviews, Creative Writing, etc.

Deadline January 5, 2021

A Handmade Assembly has dedicated nine years towards pushing back against dominant art narratives that marginalize craft practices and has worked to foster and support an appreciation of the myriad art forms encompassed by the term handmade. We invite writers to interpret the topic of the “handmade” broadly, with the aim of presenting a multi-faceted view of the role of the handmade in contemporary art. Writers are encouraged to propose critical, historical or interpretive essays, interviews, creative writings, and so forth that address the intersection of contemporary art and the handmade. Ideally, we are seeking texts ranging from 500 to 1000 words.

Submission Format for Writers:
Please submit the following materials via WeTransfer to info@strutsgallery.ca with the subject heading: A Handmade Assembly

  • A brief one-page (max) proposal for an essay, interview or other text work

OR

  • A completed piece that has not been previously published (max. 1000 words);
  • Two writing samples which demonstrate your style and interests;
  • A brief biography of no more than 250 words;
  • Curriculum vitae (max. 3 pages), including contact information.
Writers will be paid $1.00/word for a word count of up to 1000. We encourage applications from IBPOC, LGBTQ2S+, disabled, and neuro-diverse writers.
For more information about submitting your work visit our site (here) or the call (here)
A Handmade Assembly is made possible through support from the Canada Council for the Arts and the New Brunswick Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture.
For more information visit:

A Handmade Assembly
www.handmadeassembly.com

Struts Gallery & Faucet Media Arts Centre
7 Lorne Street, Sackville, NB, E4L 3Z6 • 506-536-1211
info@strutsgallery.ca
www.strutsgallery.ca
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Umbrella Projects
https://umbrellaprojects.ca/

Owens Art Gallery
Mount Allison University
61 York Street Sackville, NB, E4L 1E1 • 506-364-2574
owens@mta.ca
www.mta.ca/owens
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We would like to acknowledge, honour, and pay respect to the traditional owners and custodians—from all four directions—of the land on which we live. It is upon the unceded, ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq that the partnership between Struts and Owens Art Gallery has come into existence. While this area is known as Sackville, New Brunswick, it is part of Siknikt, a district of the greater territory of Mi’kma’ki. This territory is covered by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship,” which the Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik first signed with the British Crown in 1725.
December 16, 2020 in Submission

Letter from Simon Brault – Canada Council for the Arts

Additional funding for the arts

When can the recovery truly begin and what will it look like? Even if we can’t say for sure, we can prepare.

In its 2020 Fall Economic Statement, the federal government announced $181.5M in additional funds in 2021‒22 for the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Canada Council for the Arts to enhance their support to the arts sector. We expect that the specifics of the funding will be revealed in early 2021.

With these funds, the Council plans to support projects that create jobs. As soon as we get the green light, we will announce our initiatives, and we intend to distribute the funding very quickly. It is urgent that we support those who have been without work thus far. You should start preparing now.

  • If you have research and creation projects that require hiring collaborators, now is the time to define the broad strokes.
  • If you are part of an artistic group or organization, now is also the time to consider creative projects for new works or adaptations of existing works that will enable you to share your artistic and literary creations with broader audiences via digital technology.

We are looking for proposals that require that you hire artists and experts, who need to work to get through the pandemic. Once again, please be ready.

Before the new funding is made available, we will have the opportunity to discuss the last year and our vision for the future with you and with the broader public. And so I encourage you to add our 2021 Annual Public Meeting to your calendars (it will be held at 4 p.m. EST on January 26, 2021).

In closing, I want to thank you for your confidence, and I salute your courage and your efforts to fly the arts-and-culture flag high and proud during these difficult times. I wish you restorative holidays. I hope you take time to recuperate—and rest assured that we will be by your side more than ever after the holiday break.

Simon Brault, O.C., O.Q.
Director and CEO

Read the Director and CEO’s full statement

December 14, 2020 in Funding

Masked ~ Call For Submissions – open until 31 December 2020

BLACK DOG & ONE-EYED PRESS is currently seeking submissions of up to five poems. We anticipate the 2021 print publication of a book of paintings along with poems which speak to or in some way reflect upon the state of the world in 2020 and the ways in which we, as individuals and as societies, have responded, and/or how we might imagine going forward.

The paintings will be selected from a series which artist and educator Bill Liebeskind began a few weeks into the Covid lockdown in NYC. Each painting shows someone in a mask. To view the paintings, please visit Liebeskind’s Instagram feed: Bill Liebeskind, or his Covid blog here https://billliebeskind.medium.com/91-divoc-1cb1020197de   

All styles of poetry are welcome.

Please read the guidelines below.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES & INFORMATION

  • Deadline: Submissions must be received by 31 December, 2020.
  • Where: Send to parrsboroart@gmail.com and include the words “masked submission” in the subject of your email.
  • Bio: Include a very brief bio. 75 words or less.
  • Format: Send your submission as a single PAGES or WORD file. If formatting is important, please also include a PDF.
  • Simultaneous submissions: Please note if your submission is a simultaneous submission and let us know if it is accepted elsewhere.
  • Confirmation: We aim to acknowledge receipt of all submissions within 1 – 3 weeks. If you have not heard from us after three weeks, please email parrsboroart@gmail.com.
  • Publication: Poets whose work is selected will be notified by 15 March 2021.
  • Copyright: Black Dog & One-Eyed Press holds first serial rights for material that we publish. The copyright automatically reverts to the author upon publication. We ask that Black Dog & One-Eyed Press be acknowledged in any subsequent publication of the work. It is ok to submit previously published poems so long as the author holds the copyright. If the work has been previously published, please list where and when it was published.
  • Payment: a copy of the anthology.
December 11, 2020 in Submission

the Création Danse 2020 show

PRESS RELEASE for immediate release

Moncton, December 11th, 2020 – Lights, camera, action! This Sunday, the participants of the Création Danse 2020 will premiere their work at the Salle Bernard-LeBlanc in front of the cameras and an audience specially invited for the occasion!

This year, the Création Danse 2020 show will be a virtual event. The DansEncorps team will bring the choreographies from the stage to your living room!  The “Hollywood” adventure will take place in the Salle Bernard-LeBlanc at the Aberdeen Cultural Center on Sunday, December 13th, in front of a targeted audience. The privileged experience of attending the recording is offered to youth aged 10 to 18.  DansEncorps believes they deserve to be gathered for a safe artistic activity and have the chance to witness a live production in a professional setting.

The show will be broadcasted the following weekend; Saturday December 19 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday December 20 at 3:00 p.m. Tickets are now on sale on the website www.ciedansencorps.com/creation-danse.

 

 

December 11, 2020

The list December 11, 2020

The list December 11, 2020

The List presents the events of 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.

Work by Denise Comeau presented by Le Trécarré in the group exhibition Isolation

 

News from AGAVF


With LE LIEN, AGAVF wants to strengthen the networking of its members and their influence with partners and collaborators in the sector. Thus, it will share the successes and best practices of members and partners, present portraits or interviews of artists, curators or organizations and address current issues from the point of view of the visual arts of Francophone communities. .

Consult Link No1

Programming of AGAVF members

Le Trécarré (Pointe-de-l’Eglise)

Nadine Belliveau, Nadine Blinn, Zita Boudreau , Angélina Comeau, Annette Comeau, Denise Comeau, Noella DeMille, Alain Philippe Gérard, Jay LeBlanc, Mona McDonald, Diane Nadon, Isao Sanami-Murrill, Dany Sheehy, Dianne Surette, Jan Swaren, Claude Edwin Theriault – Isolation
until February 2021
Sainte-Anne University, Nova Scotia
www.rendezvousdelabaie.ca/galerie-dart

 

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

Daniel H. Dugas and Valerie LeBlanc – Habitat
Curator: Jonathan Lamy
Presented as part of the Media Arts Section
of the International Festival of Francophone Cinema in Acadia
from November 6 to December 20, 2020
University of Moncton
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga

 

Visual Voice Artist Center (Ottawa)

J. Aird-Bélanger, A. Asselin, R. Aubin, M. Barti, J. Bertrand, B. Bogart, C. Boucher, Csaba, R. Chevalier, C. Cooper, L. Daigle, C. Dallaire, M. Des Aulniers, A. Dworzak-Subocz, L. Finet, P. Franzini, C. Gendron, D. Gérin, V. Goddard, O. Golub, F. Ikonomidou, R. Kempen, I. Kobayashi, D. Krasi, D Lamontagne, M. Le Bohec, D. Leclerc, M. Manu, M. Marquez, E. Montenegro, J. Muscat, A. Paquin, M. Périat, O. Petca, Y. Porlier, H. Pouillon, R. Robesco, N. Ross, S. Rossen, S. Swinimer, V. Tytor, G. Vallée, JM Van Hees, P. Walty – Artificial intelligence
in November 2020
67 Beechwood Avenue
Vanier, Ontario
www.voixvisuelle.ca

 

Galerie Sans Nom (Moncton)

Caitlin Wilson – Finding Trees
JD Cool – Untitled
until February 19, 2021
140, rue Botsford, room 16
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.galeriesansnom.org

 

Blue constellation-Bernard-Jean Gallery (Caraquet)

Danielle Saulnier and Serge V. Richard – Osmosis and Intimate Magic
from November 4, 2020 to January 10, 2021
220, boul. Saint-Pierre West
Caraquet, New Brunswick
www.constellationbleue.com

 

Franco-Manitoban Cultural Center (Winnipeg)

MY APPEAL HUMAN First FOCUS round table
with Joséphine Bacon and Kim O’Bomsawin
with the collaboration of Cinémental
Wednesday December 16 at 7 p.m. online
340, boulevard Provencher
Winnipeg, Manitoba
www.ccfm.mb.ca

 

Le Labo (Toronto)

6 members selected from the “Courts Always! »From CineFranco 2020.
Discover the selection for November 23 and 25!

“Catch-up court” with our 6 members selected at CinéFranco:
Valérie Lecomte – https://bit.ly/courtderattrapageValérieLecomte
Julie Lassonde – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageJulieL
Nicole Blundell – https://bit.ly/CourtderattrappageNicoleBlundell
Quitterie Hervouet – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageQuitterie
Jean Marc Larivière – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageJeanMarc

Conversation with Joseph Bitamba on the film “Petit Pays” by Éric Barbier :
https://vimeo.com/481767101

The Lab is once again the CAO exhibition aid recommender.
Do you have an exhibition project to finance?
Submit your project: Exhibition assistance, open program (2020-2021)

www.lelabo.ca

 

Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario (Sudbury)

Claude Wittmann – Wheels / politics / panic
Exhibition since February 2020
54 Elgin Street
Sudbury, Ontario
www.gn-o.org

 

COVID-19

More details.

 

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Calls for submissions

1.Calls in French from Canada

Association of Abitibi-Témiscamingue Exhibition Centers – January 31
The little views -Culture Trois-Rivières – April 1
TOPO Agency – MOntréal – January 10
MUTEK festival – Montreal – January 31
The Arts and the City Symposium – December 18
Daïmon – Gatineau – December 21
Culture Trois-Rivières – February 1

 

2.Calls in English from Canada

InterAccess – Toronto – December 18
La Commune – Vancouver – January 22
Eyelevel Gallery – Halifax – January 18
Craft Ontario – Toronto – June 7
Video Outs – Vancouver – February 28
A Handmaid Assembly – Sackville – January 5
COVER ME – Records, Cassettes & Artists – Vancouver – from November 21
BIPOC Artist Instagram Project – ongoing
AKA Artist-run Center – Saskatoon – ongoing
Southern Alberta Art Gallery – Lethbridge – ongoing

 

3.international calls

Emergenyc – New York – February 8
European Media Art Festival – December 31
Video Art Academy 2021 – Clermond-Ferrand – December 21

 

4.residences

VU – Quebec – February 1
Studio Residency Program – Brookly – December 18

 

5.public art

City of Moncton – January 15
Gardiner Museum Indigenous Public Artwork – December 16
Gathering and Togertherness – Banff – January 6
Glenora Park Public Art – Edmonton – December 21
Mural on the facade of the Institut maritime du Québec – December 27
LGBTQ2 + National Monument – National Capital Region – January 5
Global Affairs Canada’s Commemorative Artwork – National Capital Region – December 16

6.for commissioners

Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators – Guelph – January 15
Public Programs Manager – Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery – Waterloo – December 11
Tenure-Track position in Visual Arts – University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus, Kelowna – January 15
Esse art + opinion – sportification – April 1
Storefront Manitoba – Executive director – December 21
Performance Research – On biopolicitcs – January 11
Inter art actual – Quebec – January 15
A Handmaid Assembly – January 5
Vie des arts – Montreal – January 3
Assistant professor in creative technologies – York University – January 15
Curatorial residence – Le Lobe – December 11
Images Festival 2021 – Guest Program – no fixed deadline
East of your empires – Quebec – ongoing
Esse art + opinion – Dossier (Re) voir la peinture – January 10, 2021
Revue de Paris – call for contributors – in progress

 

 

details on agavf.ca

Association of Francophone Visual Arts Groups BP 7131, Vanier Branch
Ottawa Ontario K1L 8E2 Canada
info@agavf.ca

December 11, 2020 in Monthly list

Grants awarded for November 1st, 2020 Competition – Career Development Program 

Grants awarded for November 1st, 2020 Competition – Career Development Program

Résultats du concours du 1er novembre 2020 – Programme de Développement de carrière
December 10, 2020, Fredericton – The New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) has released the results of the November 1st, 2020 competition for the Career Development program. A total of eight (8) grants were awarded, amounting to $25,000. 

Click here to read the full press release!
Le 10 décembre 2020, Fredericton – Le Conseil des arts du N.-B. (artsnb) annonce aujourd’hui les résultats du concours du 1er novembre 2020 dans le cadre du programme de Développement de carrière. Huit (8) bourses ont été octroyées, représentant un montant total de 25 000 $.

Cliquez ici pour lire le communiqué de presse en entier!
December 10, 2020 in Awards, Grant

SHMF Career Development Programs 2021

Central to the Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation’s mandate is the support of excellence in all forms of visual art.  SHMF’s Career Development Program aims to assist artists to reach their creative potential at many stages of their career development through a variety of funding opportunities.

SHMF invites applications for the following 2021 Career Development Programs:

Fred Ross Scholarship
Sheila Mackay Advanced Studies Scholarship
Margaret Woodson Nae Mentorship

In 2021, with respect for the complex travel restrictions necessitated by the pandemic, SHMF will not offer an International Residency Scholarship.

Application details can be found on our Apply page. The Foundation reserves the right to refuse applications or nominations that do not meet the published criteria or submission deadlines.

Applications for the Fred Ross Scholarship and the Sheila Mackay Advanced Studies Scholarship must be postmarked by March 15, 2021. Application details can be found on our Apply page.

The foundation cannot accept Career Development Program applications by email.

Kathryn McCarroll
Executive Director
Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation
Phone: 506 693 5647
sheilahughmackay.ca

* Please update your contacts.  The email address for the SHMF has changed.
Contact us at shmf@sheilahughmackay.ca

December 10, 2020 in Funding

City of Moncton Request for Proposal – Outdoor Public Art Competition

We look forward to receiving your bid and should you have any questions with regards to the Proposal document, please forward them in writing, to Rob Melanson, Buyer at Fax # (506) 859-2675 or via email : rob.melanson@moncton.ca , or at the address listed below no later than seven (7) working days prior to RFP closing time & date.

 

RFP20-096 – Outdoor Public Art Competition (Resurgo Place)-FR

December 9, 2020 in Contest

Public Art Design Concept for the QEII New Generation Project Summer Street Parkade

Province of Nova Scotia

Request for Proposals: Public Art Design Concept for the QEII New Generation
Project Summer Street Parkade

Deadline for Submission of Proposal: January 4, 2021

Artist honorarium: $17,500 CAD

Invitation
This Request for Proposals is an invitation by the Province of Nova Scotia to qualified
Atlantic Canadian artists to submit design proposals for the exterior cladding of the QEII
New Generation Project Summer Street Parkade located at 1747 Summer Street
Halifax, Nova Scotia.

The Province of Nova Scotia will receive proposals on or before 4:00 pm local time on
the 4th day of January 2021 submitted by email to
SummerStreetParkade@novascotia.ca

QEII New Generation Project Summer Street Parkade, Public Art Design

December 7, 2020 in Submission

CHARLOTTE GLENCROSS SCHOLARSHIP FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE ARTS

The Charlotte Street Arts Centre is now accepting applications for our Charlotte Glencross Scholarship for 2020!!  Charlotte Glencross was instrumental in the creation of The Charlotte Street Arts Centre; which is why she is the namesake of this award as well as our in-house gallery.  Charlotte was an inspiration to her community not only through her work as a fine artisan but as an activist for social justice.

The Charlotte Glencross Scholarship is now a $2000 scholarship offered every other year to an artist who is progressing in their professional development through classes, workshops, school or another professional endeavour. DEADLINE is DECEMBER 7th, 2020.

CHARLOTTE GLENCROSS SCHOLARSHIP FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE ARTS

The Charlotte Glencross Scholarship for Professional Development in the Arts is an award that is determined on a competitive basis, and may be awarded to a candidate who:

– Has demonstrated exceptional potential and talent as an artist; and
– Intends to study arts at a recognized institution or with a recognized private instructor for the purpose of pursuing a career as a professional artist of arts professional. The Charlotte Glencross Scholarship is now in the amount of $2,000. One prize every other year may be awarded.

All art forms are eligible. Only New Brunswick residents are eligible to apply. A resident is defined as a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant who has resided in New Brunswick for at least one year immediately preceding the application deadline of DECEMBER 7th, 2020.

Submissions can be sent to director@charlottestreetarts.ca 

REQUIREMENTS

  1. CV (three pages maximum) – please include awards, honours, recognition;
  2. Artist statement (300 words maximum) – please include your artistic interests and goals;
  3. Copy of enrolment confirmation letter from the institution or instructor;
  4. Samples of work (may include coursework or artwork created outside of art courses) preferably within the past two years.
    • ▪  Visual Art/Craft – 5-10 jpeg images in numbered order submitted via flash drive , or Google Drive link. Include an image list pdf document with title, media, dimension, year, etc. Maximum 1 MB per image.
    • ▪  Music – Demo link (Soundcloud, Youtube, Bandcamp, Google Drive etc) of 1-3 songs, not exceeding a total of 10 minutes. Include name of composer and music sheets if possible.
    • ▪  Dance/Theatre –Link (Youtube, Vimeo, Google drive, etc) of a maximum 10-minute performance or solo. Playwrights must submit a maximum 25-page text.
    • ▪  Literary Arts – applicant must submit a maximum of 25 pages.
    • ▪  Film/Video – Link (Vimeo, Youtube, etc) to a maximum 10-minute production. Scriptwriter must submit a maximum 25-page text.
December 4, 2020 in Scholarship

Museums for Me

BE HEARD – PARTICIPATE IN A DIALOGUE SESSION ON THE FUTURE OF MUSEUMS

Contribute to the important conversation about what museums need to do to continue serving our communities for generations to come.

We are actively seeking new voices and diverse perspectives to ensure that this dialogue is rich and multifaceted. We would love to hear from you.

REGISTER TO PARTICIPATE

Session overview:

  • When: Four sessions will be offered between December 3 and 10, 2020. Choose the one that works best for you. If you require CART captioning accommodation, we will be offering this in our evening session on December 8
  • Where: Zoom
  • Time commitment: 2 hours
  • Registration is required
  • A small honorarium will be offered to participants in thanks for their participation and contribution to this engagement process.
DOWNLOAD THE SESSION HANDOUT

Agenda:

  • Thought starters: Short presentation on emerging trends from Dr. Victoria Dickenson, PhD, a consultant to the Museums for Me project with more than 40 years of museums sector and research expertise.
  • Group dialogue: Exploring two big questions – 1) What does the museum of the future need to be to deliver the most value to our communities? 2) How do we get there?

WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT

There are all kinds of museums across Canada, and how we experience and value them is very personal. Please share your perspective to help museums sustain and grow their positive impact in our communities and in a changing world.

What do you love about museums and want to see more of? How do they need to evolve to better meet your needs and serve Canadians into the future? Help us answer these important questions.

The first conversations about this project took place in 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic affected how Canadians enjoy museums. Now is the right time to engage on the value and future of museums in Canada.

TAKE OUR SURVEY
December 3, 2020 in Community

AGAVF The November 27, 2020 List

The November 27, 2020 List

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.

News from AGAVF

The brand new publication of AGAVF Bringing communities to life with contemporary art. Tracks for a lively and engaging mediation is aimed at teams of contemporary art centers who want to promote the appreciation of their programming by audiences of all origins and of all levels of knowledge of current art.

To find out more and download Energizing Communities (PDF)

 

Programming of AGAVF members

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

Daniel H. Dugas and Valerie LeBlanc – Habitat
Curator: Jonathan Lamy
Presented as part of the Media Arts Section
of the International Festival of Francophone Cinema in Acadia
from November 6 to December 20, 2020
University of Moncton
Moncton, New Brunswick
www.umoncton.ca/umcm-ga

 

Le Trécarré (Pointe-de-l’Eglise)

Nadine Belliveau, Nadine Blinn, Zita Boudreau , Angélina Comeau, Annette Comeau, Denise Comeau, Noella DeMille, Alain Philippe Gérard, Jay LeBlanc, Mona McDonald, Diane Nadon, Isao Sanami-Murrill, Dany Sheehy, Dianne Surette, Jan Swaren, Claude Edwin Theriault – Isolation
until February 2021
Sainte-Anne University, Nova Scotia
www.rendezvousdelabaie.ca/galerie-dart

 

Visual Voice Artist Center (Ottawa)

J. Aird-Bélanger, A. Asselin, R. Aubin, M. Barti, J. Bertrand, B. Bogart, C. Boucher, Csaba, R. Chevalier, C. Cooper, L. Daigle, C. Dallaire, M. Des Aulniers, A. Dworzak-Subocz, L. Finet, P. Franzini, C. Gendron, D. Gérin, V. Goddard, O. Golub, F. Ikonomidou, R. Kempen, I. Kobayashi, D. Krasi, D Lamontagne, M. Le Bohec, D. Leclerc, M. Manu, M. Marquez, E. Montenegro, J. Muscat, A. Paquin, M. Périat, O. Petca, Y. Porlier, H. Pouillon, R. Robesco, N. Ross, S. Rossen, S. Swinimer, V. Tytor, G. Vallée, JM Van Hees, P. Walty – Artificial intelligence
in November 2020
67 Beechwood Avenue
Vanier, Ontario
www.voixvisuelle.ca

 

Galerie Sans Nom (Moncton)

Caitlin Wilson – Finding Trees
JD Cool – Untitled
until February 19, 2021
140 Botsford Street, Room 16
Moncton, New Brunswick

www.galeriesansnom.org

 

Blue constellation-Bernard-Jean Gallery (Caraquet)

Danielle Saulnier and Serge V. Richard – Osmosis and Intimate Magic
from November 4, 2020 to January 10, 2021
220, boul. Saint-Pierre West
Caraquet, New Brunswick
www.constellationbleue.com

 

Franco-Manitoban Cultural Center (Winnipeg)

 

Jen Funk, Xavier Mutshipayi, Stéphane Oystryk, Reza Rezaï and Eric Plamondon – The other
from October 8 to November 28, 2020
340, boulevard Provencher
Winnipeg, Manitoba
www.ccfm.mb.ca

 

Le Labo (Toronto)

6 members selected from the “Courts Always! »From CineFranco 2020.
Discover the selection for November 23 and 25!

“Catch-up court” with our 6 members selected at CinéFranco:
Valérie Lecomte – https://bit.ly/courtderattrapageValérieLecomte
Julie Lassonde – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageJulieL
Nicole Blundell – https://bit.ly/CourtderattrappageNicoleBlundell
Quitterie Hervouet – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageQuitterie
Jean Marc Larivière – https://bit.ly/CourtdeRattrapageJeanMarc

Conversation with Joseph Bitamba on the film “Petit Pays” by Éric Barbier :
https://vimeo.com/481767101

The Lab is once again the CAO exhibition aid recommender.
Do you have an exhibition project to finance?
Submit your project: Exhibition assistance, open program (2020-2021)

www.lelabo.ca

 

 

 

 

 

Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario (Sudbury)

Claude Wittmann – Wheels / politics / panic
Exhibition since February 2020
54 Elgin Street
Sudbury, Ontario
www.gn-o.org

 

 

COVID-19

More details.

 

 

 

link twitter Facebook

 

 

 

Calls for submissions

 

1.Calls in French from Canada

 

The Arts and the City Symposium – December 18
Occurence – Montreal – November 27
Daïmon – Gatineau – December 21
La Centrale Galerie Powerhouse – Montreal – December 6
Culture Trois-Rivières – February 1
The Video Tape – Quebec – December 6
Dazibao – Montreal – December 1

 

2.Calls in English from Canada

 

Eyelevel Gallery – Halifax – January 18
Craft Ontario – Toronto – June 7
Video Outs – Vancouver – February 28
A Handmaid Assembly – Sackville – January 5
COVER ME – Records, Cassettes & Artists – Vancouver – from November 21
BIPOC Artist Instagram Project – ongoing
AKA Artist-run Center – Saskatoon – ongoing
Southern Alberta Art Gallery – Lethbridge – ongoing

 

3.international calls

 

European Media Art Festival – December 31
Video Art Academy 2021 – Clermond-Ferrand – December 21

 

4.residences

 

Studio Residency Program – Brookly – December 18
Acts of Care – Public art residency – Calgary – November 28

 

 

5.public art

Gathering and Togertherness – Banff – January 6
Glenora Park Public Art – Edmonton – December 21
Mural on the facade of the Institut maritime du Québec – December 27
LGBTQ2 + National Monument – National Capital Region – January 5
O-Train Public Art Program – November 30
Global Affairs Canada’s commemorative artwork – National Capital Region – December 16

6.for commissioners

 

Employment – Curator of exhibitions and public programs – Gallery 44 – November 29
Employment – general management – Circular Workshop – Montreal – November 29
A Handmaid Assembly – January 5
Life of the arts – MONtréal – January 3
M HKA / Van Abbemuseum Research Fellowship – December 6
Assistant professor in creative technologies – York University – January 15
Curatorial residence – Le Lobe – December 11
Images Festival 2021 – Guest Program – no fixed deadline
East of your empires – Quebec – ongoing
Esse – File (Re) see the painting – January 10, 2021
Revue de Paris – call for contributors – ongoing
Esse art + opinion – September 1

 

 

details on agavf.ca

Association of Francophone Visual Arts Groups BP 7131, Vanier Branch
Ottawa Ontario K1L 8E2 Canada
info@agavf.ca

December 2, 2020 in Monthly list

Judges announced for New Brunswick Book Awards

For Immediate Release

 

Judges announced for New Brunswick Book Awards; Deadline to enter December 1

The Writers’ Federation of New Brunswick and The Fiddlehead have announced the judges for the 6th annual New Brunswick Book Awards. The program will celebrate books published in the 2020 calendar year in the poetry, fiction and nonfiction categories and children’s picture books published in the 2019 and 2020 calendar years. Submissions will be accepted until December 1, 2020.

The awards and judges are:

Mrs. Dunster’s Award for Fiction – Mark Sampson is the author of several novels, most recent All the Animals on Earth, short story and poetry collections.

Alice Kitts Memorial Award for Excellence in Children’s Writing – Frieda Wishinsky is the author of over 60 trade and educational children’s books including picture books, chapter books, novels, and nonfiction.

The Fiddlehead Poetry Book Prize – Yusuf Saadi is the winner of the The Malahat Review‘s 2016 Far Horizons Award for Poetry and the 2016 Vallum Chapbook Award. His first collection, Pluviophile, was selected for the CBC’s 2020 summer reading list.

Writers’ Federation of New Brunswick Nonfiction Award – Naomi Lewis is a fiction and nonfiction writer, editor, and creative writing teacher. Her 2019 memoir, Tiny Lights for Travellers has won a number of awards, most recently she won Alberta’s Wilfrid Eggleston Award for Nonfiction. and her journalism has been shortlisted for provincial and national magazine awards.

Full bios can be found here:  https://nbbookawards.wixsite.com/info/judges-1

The New Brunswick Book Awards is open to traditionally published and self-published authors who have lived in the province for three of the last five years, including the award year. For more information on the eligibility criteria and to download the entry form, visit http://nbbookawards.wixsite.com/info.

The book awards program represents a partnership between the Writers’ Federation, which for more than 30 years has passionately supported the development of home-grown writers at all stages of development, and The Fiddlehead, Canada’s oldest literary magazine, which has nurtured New Brunswick’s literary culture for 75 years.

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Media Contacts:
Ian LeTourneau
Ian.letourneau@unb.ca
Cell: (506) 440-8072

Rayanne Brennan
rayanneb@rogers.com
Cell: (506) 961-3633

November 26, 2020 in Awards