The Walter Carsen Prize for Excellence in the Performing Arts is an annual prize that recognizes the highest level of artistic merit, distinguished career achievement, and outstanding contribution by a Canadian professional artist in music, theatre or dance.
The prize is awarded on a 4-year cycle – in dance, theatre, dance, and music – and is up to the amount of $50,000. (more…)
UNB’s Centre for the Musical Arts is offering a course in Contemporary Arts Management on the topic of Financial Management Essentials.
No matter what role you play in an arts and cultural organization, understanding its financial foundation is critical to your and the organization’s success. (more…)
For the sixth year in a row, the City of Fredericton’s popular Summer Artist in Residence Program is returning to Killarney Lake Park and the Fredericton Botanic Garden.
From July to August, artists will each spend two weeks ‘in residence’ throughout the parks creating and developing special projects and art pieces inspired by their surroundings. (more…)
The goal of this survey is to investigate affordability and working conditions in the careers of artists and other cultural workers, especially issues that are not covered by census data or other statistical sources.
The survey design is more qualitative than quantitative, although, in the end, I will be counting the number of people who choose specific responses. (more…)
William and Isabel Pope Artist’s Residency in Painting in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Since 2011, the Robert Pope Foundation and NSCAD University (Nova Scotia College of Art and Design) have jointly offered a two-month long residency with studio and honorarium to an exceptional Canadian painter each year. (more…)
Struts Gallery is seeking proposals for an exhibition/installation that fully considers and transforms our gallery space.
Located in a 120-year-old building worn by time, our gallery is well used and versatile, with white walls, a weathered ceiling, and a painted grey tile floor. The space is functional but not precious. (more…)
The Dooryard Arts Festival in Woodstock is now accepting applications for the 2024 Festival, July 18-20 in Woodstock, New Brunswick.
Submissions are being accepted for music, film, literature, comedy, theatre, visual arts, fine arts, performance, and workshops. (more…)
The Ronald McDonald House nature-themed Donor Recognition Installation in Halifax is intended to honour the generosity of our donors by prominently displaying their names in a way that harmonizes with the natural surroundings of our new facility.
We envision an installation that incorporates stones or similar natural elements, upon which donors’ names will be engraved (approximately 250 in total). (more…)
AX is seeking applications from New Brunswick Tattoo Artists for an exhibition titled Body Work during June and July of 2024 in our gallery space.
With the help of local tattoo artists Joey Saindon and Jesse-Lynn Jenkins we have developed an exhibition plan to highlight the rich history and art of tattooing. (more…)
The annual C New Critics Award is designed to help develop and promote the work of emerging art critics.
This program gives C Magazine the opportunity to identify and support promising new writers, who often become regular contributors. (more…)
The AJL (Arnold Jane LeBlanc) Song Award seeks to spotlight talented New Brunswick songwriters and singers at all levels in honour of Miramichi born singer/musician Jane LeBlanc and singer Arnold LeBlanc.
The 2024 jury will consider songwriting, vocals, and performance in their deliberations. (more…)
Note: You must be a New Brunswick resident to participate in the New Brunswick Writing Competition, unless you are a Writers’ Federation of New Brunswick member. WFNB members can participate from anywhere.
The program celebrates eight categories of unpublished writing in the genres of novel, short story, single poem, poetry manuscript, books for young people, and stories by teens, as well as unpublished short film script, and narrative non-fiction. (more…)
The goal behind INTERVALLES is to offer the main gallery space of Galerie Sans Nom to our members for various creative projects – like exhibition tests, documentation, capturing recordings, collective initiatives around contemporary art.
It’s completely open! (more…)
We are pleased to open applications to vend at the Outdoor Outdoor Film Festival (OOFF) in 2024.
PARC is honoured to announce the annual Jenny Munday Atlantic Canadian Play Award.
This award honours Jenny Munday, PARC’s inaugural Artistic Director who dedicated 20 years of service to the organization, celebrating her legacy while providing vital support and recognition to playwrights from Atlantic Canada.
Apply to be part of Toronto Outdoor Art Fair from July 12 to 14th, 2024 at Nathan Phillips Square.
Join Canada’s leading contemporary outdoor & online art fair, launching artists’ careers since 1961. (more…)
Showcase your large-scale artwork at the largest art fair in Canada. Art Nest invites emerging artists to exhibit installations and public art pieces at the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair.
TOAF is currently seeking proposals for installation, sculpture, new media and performance art for the 2024 season. Artwork should be site-specific, focusing on the outdoor setting and related weather conditions. (more…)
