A group, specific to arts workers, for sharing and organizing community resources in Ottawa in response to COVID-19.
This group is intended to bring arts workers together and potentially help address specific concerns we may face as a community. The goal is to organize the local community on the grassroots level and ensure vulnerable community members have access to food, housing, healthcare, and other necessities.
But it goes beyond that to different ways we can support each other as artists during this time. It is a place to post requests for aid or support, as well as a place to share opportunities and resources that may be helpful and supportive.
Response from the ED of Art Network Ottawa
www.articipate.ca/statement-by-the-executive-director-of-arts-network-ottawa-to-clarify-in-kind-s...
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Statement by the Executive Director of Arts Network Ottawa to Clarify In-Kind Services and When Potential Facility Fees May Apply to Related Funding Opportunities Author: admin Published on: April 16, 2021 Published in: Uncategorized We have received questions that require clarification related to t...This statement has just been posted on our website to respond to questions related to the ARTicipate Grant Program: www.articipate.ca/statement-by-the-executive-director-of-arts-network-ottawa-to-clarify-in-kind-s...
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Cette déclaration vient d'être publiée sur notre site web pour répondre aux questions relatives au programme de subvention ARTicipez : www.articipate.ca/fr/declaration-de-la-directrice-generale-du-reseau-des-arts-dottawa-afin-de-cla...
A new project that offers one-on-one conversations within the arts community. Deadline to join is this Friday, April 16.
Un nouveau projet vise à organiser des séances individuelles de discussion au sein de la communauté artistique. La date limite pour participer au projet est ce vendredi 16 avril.
www.ottawaartscouncil.ca/whats-on/red-phone-ottawa-editionThe Red Phone is about inspiration, connection and support.
The Ottawa Arts Council invites our members (and all staff members of member organizations) to participate in a new project that offers one-on-one conversations within the community. Pairings are randomized to foster new, unexpected connections and collaborations and grow the community!
To participate, email hello@ottawaartscouncil.ca with the subject line “Red Phone” by April 16th.
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L’objectif du Téléphone rouge est triple : inspiration, mise en relation et soutien.
Le Conseil des arts d’Ottawa invite ses membres (ainsi que l’ensemble du personnel de ses organisations membres) à participer à un nouveau projet. Ce projet vise à organiser des séances individuelles de discussion au sein de la communauté. Les interlocuteurs sont choisis au hasard afin de faire naître des relations et collaborations inopinées tout en contribuant à l’enrichissement de la communauté.
Pour participer au projet, veuillez envoyer un courriel d’ici le 16 avril à bonjour@ottawaartscouncil.ca, en indiquant Téléphone rouge dans le sujet de votre message.
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Still a few spots for school aged children and youth in Thursday's rythmn circle led by Mapuche pro musician Akawui! We have twelve rattles we are giving away, made in the Amazon by Shipido nation members! See event for info. or visit our website at eagleandcondorcollective.com
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Here is some info. about four free workshops happening during Spring Break for children and youth who are school aged. We still have some spots available. Visit our website: eagleandcondorcollective.com for more info.! Free supplies can be picked up starting Sunday evening at a location just east of downtown Ottawa!
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.What does your URL say about you? Websites and social media allow artists of all kinds to forge emotional connections with audiences through cables and wires crisscrossing the globe. Navigating the information superhighway can be challenging, which is why Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario (CPAMO) is offering a roadmap. April 14 at 5:30 PM, we invite you to "MOVE IT ONLINE," a free workshop in the Art Business Skills for the New Normal series.
We welcome creatives of all disciplines to join artists Donia Al-Issa, Theland Kicknosway, and Jordan David (JFUN) in a clinic dedicated to crafting a compelling digital presence.
REGISTER NOW: www.eventbrite.ca/e/art-business-skills-for-the-new-normal-tickets-138464845079
Due to projected registration, we will prioritize immigrant, refugee, Indigenous, Black, and artists of colour, first come, first serve. This event will be conducted in English and will include facilitators who speak French and Spanish available to give language support.
Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario (CPAMO) Network's Ottawa chapter is represented by Arts Network Ottawa, The Multicultural Artists' Coalition, and MASC.
This project was made possible thanks to funding from Ontario Arts Council - Conseil des arts de l'Ontario.
*CET ÉVÉNEMENT SE DÉROULERA EN ANGLAIS ET COMPRENDRA DES ANIMATEURS PARLANT FRANÇAIS ET ESPAGNOL QUI SERONT DISPONIBLES POUR APPORTER UN SOUTIEN LINGUISTIQUE.
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Canada’s largest municipal arts councils ask for a basic income guarantee for artists
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Artists are workers, and in many ways precarity among artists is no different than that of other gig or freelance workers whose livelihoods were precarious even before the crushing impact of the pandemicHey all. I've got a project i'm starting to get going and i figured some people here might be interested. If this is the wrong place for this, feel free to delete it.
I don't know about other folks, but i find it extremely hard to keep at my creative practices on my own. So i'm setting up online, weekly, social creativity time. Some time to work togeather, accountable to not just ourselves but each other.
Nobody needs to work togeather, or come to every one, or share their work. My focus is usually visual art, so there'll likely be some life-drawing most sessions. If only for the first few minutes, to loosen up and get into an art space. Either based on people that come volunteering to model, or pulling up videos online to draw from.
The timing will be: Mondays at 6:30, and Tuesday to Friday at 2. For approximately 1 hour.
So far it's been held on discord, but if there are enough people, as a group we could chip in for a zoom account that doesn't cut out early.
If anyone's interested, hit me up!
Take a look inside SPAO: Photographic Arts Centre's A+ exhibition with a virtual tour exclusive to Arts Network Ottawa members.
On March 28, 2021, The School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa (SPAO) will host a virtual tour of their A+ Exhibition followed by a Q&A. A juried exhibition celebrating the excellence of SPAO’s part-time students, the A+ Exhibition features professional and hobbyist photographers alike, from all different fields, embracing their creative selves in learning and exploring the full photographic range of analogue and digital practices here in Ottawa.
REGISTER NOW: www.eventbrite.ca/e/member-meet-up-1-spao-rendez-vous-des-membres-1-spao-registration-145096103351
Space is limited, and open exclusively to Members of Arts Network Ottawa. Not already a Member? Check out our Pay-What-You-Can Membership option!
JOIN NOW: artsnetottawa.ca/join-us/membership/membership-form/
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Jetez un coup d'oeil à l'intérieur de l'exposition A+ de SPAO avec une visite virtuelle pour les membres du Réseau des arts d'Ottawa.
Le 28 mars 2021, School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa (SPAO) organisera une visite virtuelle de son exposition A+ suivie d'une séance de questions-réponses*. L'exposition A+ est une exposition-concours qui célèbre l'excellence des étudiants à temps partiel de SPAO. Elle présente des photographes professionnels et amateurs de tous les domaines, qui s'adonnent à leur créativité en apprenant et en explorant toute la gamme des pratiques photographiques analogiques et numériques ici à Ottawa.
*LA VISITE SE DÉROULERA EN ANGLAIS, AVEC QUESTIONS-RÉPONSES EN ANGLAIS ET EN FRANÇAIS.
INSCRIVEZ-VOUS : www.eventbrite.ca/e/member-meet-up-1-spao-rendez-vous-des-membres-1-spao-registration-145096103351
Les places sont limitées et sont réservées exclusivement aux membres du Réseau des arts d'Ottawa. Vous n'êtes pas déjà membre? Découvrez notre option d'adhésion « payez ce que vous pouvez » !
JOIGNEZ-VOUS : artsnetottawa.ca/join-us/membership/formulaire-dadhesion/?lang=fr
Tomorrow is World Theatre Day! We are honoured to work with creative theatre artists and companies who make magic in so many different ways. Thank you for bringing out the dramatic side in all of us!
La Journée mondiale du théâtre, c'est demain! Nous sommes ravis de travailler avec des artistes et des compagnies de théâtre créatifs qui font de la magie de tant de façons différentes. Merci de faire ressortir le côté dramatique de chacun d'entre nous!
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Skeleton Key Theatre Créations In Vivo Ottawa Children's Theatre Eleanor Crowder Alan Shain Leslie McCurdy Rag & Bone Puppet Theatre
Deadline March 26 | Date limite mars 26Le français suit
Arts Network Ottawa is pleased to launch the Cultural Venue Recovery Project with funding from the City of Ottawa. This vital Project will focus on building community capacity in non-City owned spaces by offering access to interior air quality expertise for community arts and culture venues in need of COVID-19 technical assistance to re-open and recover.
"We all want to see people back safely in our cultural spaces, participating and experiencing art. This project will provide guidelines for venues and spaces to implement basic changes to their HVAC systems and physical infrastructure that will allow further protection to artists, audiences, and workers,” states Cassandra Olsthoorn, Arts Network’s executive director.
Maxime Brunet has joined the team at Arts Network as Special Project Coordinator and will lead this initiative. Maxime has worked in the music industry as a live sound engineer and tour manager for 10 years and has worked extensively in venues in both Ottawa and Toronto as well as touring internationally with a variety of artists.
The project will also use the service of technical-engineering specialists in indoor air quality (IAQ) and ventilation. Cultural venues and sites to be accessed will be approved by an Advisory Committee. To support the cultural sector City-wide a public report and list of recommendations will be available that can be applied across a variety of spaces, looking at a variety of sizes, capacities, and operating models.
Geographically, this project will consider cultural venues within the territorial limits of the amalgamated City of Ottawa, and that the primary beneficiaries of the services and programmes will be the residents of the City of Ottawa, members of the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation, and members of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg. Final research and recommendations will be released once the project has wrapped up by June 2021.
By providing support for the improvement and well-being of community cultural spaces and facilities, Arts Network aims to get artists, musicians, and technicians working and venues welcoming audiences back again.
Arts Network Ottawa gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the City of Ottawa.
For project inquiries
Maxime Brunet
Special Project Coordinator
613.580.2767
maxime(at)artsnetottawa.ca
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Le Réseau des arts d’Ottawa est heureux de lancer le Projet de rétablissement des espaces culturels grâce à un financement de la Ville d’Ottawa. Ce projet essentiel sera axé sur le renforcement des capacités communautaires dans des espaces qui n’appartiennent pas à la ville en offrant un accès à une expertise en matière de qualité de l’air intérieur à des sites communautaires du domaine des arts et de la culture qui ont besoin d’une aide technique en raison de la COVID-19, une aide pour rouvrir et récupérer.
« Nous voulons tous voir les gens retourner de façon sécuritaire dans nos espaces culturels, participer à la vie culturelle et vivre des expériences artistiques. Ce projet fournira des lignes directrices pour les sites et les espaces pour que l’on puisse apporter des changements de base à leurs systèmes CVC et leur infrastructure physique qui permettront de renforcer la protection des artistes, des auditoires et des travailleurs », indique Cassandra Olsthoorn, directrice exécutive du Réseau des arts d’Ottawa.
Maxime Brunet s’est jointe à l’équipe du Réseau des arts à titre de coordonnatrice de projets spéciaux et elle dirigera cette initiative. Maxime a travaillé dans l’industrie de la musique comme ingénieure du son en direct et comme directrice de tournée pendant 10 ans et elle a beaucoup travaillé dans différents sites, tant à Ottawa qu’à Toronto. Elle a également participé à des tournées internationales avec divers artistes.
Le projet fera également appel aux services de spécialistes en mise au point technique dans le domaine de la qualité de l’air intérieur (QAI) et en ventilation. Les espaces et les sites culturels auxquels nous aurons accès seront approuvés par un comité consultatif. Afin de soutenir le secteur culturel à travers toute la ville, un rapport public ainsi qu’une liste de recommandations seront disponibles. Ce rapport et ces recommandations pourront être appliqués à une variété d’espaces, de différentes tailles, avec différents rôles et modèles opérationnels.
D’un point de vue géographique, ce projet tiendra compte d’espaces culturels qui se situent à l’intérieur des limites territoriales de la ville fusionnée d’Ottawa, et les principaux bénéficiaires des programmes et services seront les résidents de la ville d’Ottawa, les membres de la Première nation algonquine de Pikwàkanagàn et les membres de la Première nation Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg.
Les recherches et les recommandations finales seront publiées une fois que le projet sera terminé, d’ici au mois de juin.
En fournissant un soutien pour l’amélioration des installations et des espaces cultuels communautaires, le Réseau des arts d’Ottawa veut aider les artistes, les musiciens et les techniciens à retourner au travail et permettre aux espaces et sites culturels d’accueillir des auditoires à nouveau.
Le Réseau des arts d’Ottawa tient à remercier la Ville d’Ottawa pour le soutien financier apporté à ce projet.
Pour des questions concernant le projet
Maxime Brunet
Coordonnatrice de projets spéciaux
613.580.2767
maxime(at)artsnetottawa.ca
Matthew Luloff Shenkman Arts Centre / Centre des arts Shenkman Laura Dudas
Join Arts Network Ottawa / Réseau des arts d'Ottawa today to take advantage of this new Members-only perk!
Arts Network memberships are currently available with Pay-What-You-Can pricing. It has never been easier to access our available Member Benefits!
Plus: This month, we’re launching our new Member Meet-Ups series! These monthly virtual gatherings will bring Arts Network Ottawa Members together for virtual field trips, info sessions, and informal show-and-tell parties.
The series kicks off March 28 at 1PM with a virtual tour of SPAO: Photographic Arts Centre's A+ Exhibit. Visit the event page for more information and to become a member today:
Member Meet-Up #1 – SPAO | Rendez-vous des membres #1 – SPAO
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A virtual tour of SPAO's A+ Exhibition | Une visite virtuelle de l'exposition A+ au SPAOTAKE A LOOK INSIDE SPAO'S A+ EXHIBITION WITH A VIRTUAL TOUR FOR ARTS NETWORK OTTAWA MEMBERS
March 28, 2021 | 1 PM | Free with Arts Network Ottawa Membership
SPAO: Photographic Arts Centre will host a virtual tour of their A+ Exhibition followed by a Q&A. A juried exhibition celebrating the excellence of SPAO’s part-time students, the A+ Exhibition features professional and hobbyist photographers alike, from all different fields, embracing their creative selves in learning and exploring the full photographic range of analogue and digital practices here in Ottawa. Special guests to be announced.
Space is limited, and open exclusively to Members of Arts Network Ottawa. Not already a Member? Check out our Pay-What-You-Can Membership option!
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JETEZ UN COUP D'ŒIL À L'INTÉRIEUR DE L'EXPOSITION A+ DE SPAO AVEC UNE VISITE VIRTUELLE POUR LES MEMBRES DU RÉSEAU DES ARTS D'OTTAWA
28 mars 2021 | 13 h | Gratuit avec l'adhésion au Réseau des arts d'Ottawa
School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa (SPAO) organisera une visite virtuelle de son exposition A+ suivie d'une séance de questions-réponses. L'exposition A+ est une exposition-concours qui célèbre l'excellence des étudiants à temps partiel de SPAO. Elle présente des photographes professionnels et amateurs de tous les domaines, qui s'adonnent à leur créativité en apprenant et en explorant toute la gamme des pratiques photographiques analogiques et numériques ici à Ottawa. Les invités spéciaux seront annoncés bientôt.
Les places sont limitées et sont réservées exclusivement aux membres du Réseau des arts d'Ottawa. Vous n'êtes pas déjà membre? Découvrez notre option d'adhésion « payez ce que vous pouvez » !
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Arts Network Ottawa is requesting proposals from Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) engineers or technicians to consult on the development of HVAC and indoor air quality (IAQ) guidelines for arts venues as part of our Cultural Venue Recovery Project.
Arts Network Ottawa gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the City of Ottawa for this project.
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VEUILLEZ PARTAGEZ !
Le Réseau des arts d'Ottawa sollicite des propositions de la part d'ingénieurs ou de techniciens en chauffage, ventilation et climatisation (CVC) afin de les consulter sur l'élaboration de lignes directrices en matière de CVC et de qualité de l'air intérieur (QAI) pour les sites artistiques dans le cadre de notre projet de Rétablissement des espaces culturels.
Le Réseau des arts d’Ottawa remercie chaleureusement la Ville d'Ottawa pour le soutien financier reçu pour compléter ce projet.
Projet de rétablissement des espaces culturels - Arts Network Ottawa
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En fournissant un soutien pour l’amélioration des installations et des espaces culturels communautaires, le Réseau des arts d’Ottawa veut aider les artistes, les musiciens et les techniciens à retourner au travail et permettre aux espaces et sites culturels d’accueillir des auditoires à no...call to artists / appel aux artistes
Portraits of Resilience | Art Gallery of Ontario
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Portraits of Resilience is an open call for artists of all ages to participate in an online exhibition of artworks showcasing moments of emotion and resilience in everyday life.Announcing new Project Grant guidelines for 2021 | le texte français suit
In 2021, ARTicipate Project Grants aim to spark artistic activity at the Shenkman Arts Centre by supporting creative projects of all disciplines through grants awarded to local artists and arts organizations to create and/or present their work at the Centre before Dec 31, 2021.
The 2021 Articipate Project Grant program will prioritize projects from artists and arts groups who self-identify as First Nations, Inuit, Métis, Black, People of Colour, 2SLGBTQ+, New Canadians, Older Adults, People with Disabilities, Francophones and Rural Residents applying to the program.
This year, extraordinary support is available:
Applicants can apply for grants of up to $10,000 to create and/or present arts projects at the Shenkman Arts Centre and/or online, across the Centre’s digital platforms. Projects can include existing ideas/work, adapted for the current conditions, or new ideas and approaches. Visit the website for full details: www.articipate.ca/grants-guidelines-2021/
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Nous annonçons de nouvelles lignes directrices pour les subventions de projet
En 2021, les subventions de projet ARTicipez auront comme but de générer des activités artistiques au Centre des arts Shenkman en soutenant des projets de création dans toutes les disciplines par l’entremise de subventions qui seront accordées à des artistes et des organisations artistiques de la région pour qu’ils puissent créer et/ou présenter leurs œuvres au Centre avant le 31 décembre 2021.
En 2021, les subventions de projet ARTicipez auront comme but de générer des activités artistiques au Centre des arts Shenkman en soutenant des projets de création dans toutes les disciplines par l’entremise de subventions qui seront accordées à des artistes et des organisations artistiques de la région pour qu’ils puissent créer et/ou présenter leurs œuvres au Centre avant le 31 décembre 2021.
Cette année, un soutien exceptionnel est offert :
Les candidats peuvent présenter une demande de subvention pouvant aller jusqu’à 10 000 $ pour créer et/ou présenter des projets artistiques au Centre des arts Shenkman et/ou en ligne sur les plateformes numériques du Centre. Les projets peuvent comprendre des idées et/ou des œuvres existantes qui ont été adaptées aux conditions actuelles ou de nouvelles idées et de nouvelles approaches. Visitez le site web pour plus de détails : www.articipate.ca/fr/lignes-directrices-2/
Shenkman Arts Centre / Centre des arts Shenkman City of Ottawa Matthew Luloff Laura Dudas Marie-France Lalonde Stephen Blais Tim Tierney Catherine Kitts
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Submission Deadline: Tuesday March 16, 2021 at 12pm (noon) Work Period: Monday, March 22nd, 2021 to Friday, March 26th, 2021 Art Cube Installation Date: SaLe français suit
Arts Network Ottawa is pleased to launch the Cultural Venue Recovery Project with funding from the City of Ottawa. This vital Project will focus on building community capacity in non-City owned spaces by offering access to interior air quality expertise for community arts and culture venues in need of COVID-19 technical assistance to re-open and recover.
"We all want to see people back safely in our cultural spaces, participating and experiencing art. This project will provide guidelines for venues and spaces to implement basic changes to their HVAC systems and physical infrastructure that will allow further protection to artists, audiences, and workers,” states Cassandra Olsthoorn, Arts Network’s executive director.
Maxime Brunet has joined the team at Arts Network as Special Project Coordinator and will lead this initiative. Maxime has worked in the music industry as a live sound engineer and tour manager for 10 years and has worked extensively in venues in both Ottawa and Toronto as well as touring internationally with a variety of artists.
The project will also use the service of technical-engineering specialists in indoor air quality (IAQ) and ventilation. Cultural venues and sites to be accessed will be approved by an Advisory Committee. To support the cultural sector City-wide a public report and list of recommendations will be available that can be applied across a variety of spaces, looking at a variety of sizes, capacities, and operating models.
Geographically, this project will consider cultural venues within the territorial limits of the amalgamated City of Ottawa, and that the primary beneficiaries of the services and programmes will be the residents of the City of Ottawa, members of the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation, and members of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg. Final research and recommendations will be released once the project has wrapped up by June 2021.
By providing support for the improvement and well-being of community cultural spaces and facilities, Arts Network aims to get artists, musicians, and technicians working and venues welcoming audiences back again.
Arts Network Ottawa gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the City of Ottawa.
For project inquiries
Maxime Brunet
Special Project Coordinator
613.580.2767
maxime(at)artsnetottawa.ca
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Le Réseau des arts d’Ottawa est heureux de lancer le Projet de rétablissement des espaces culturels grâce à un financement de la Ville d’Ottawa. Ce projet essentiel sera axé sur le renforcement des capacités communautaires dans des espaces qui n’appartiennent pas à la ville en offrant un accès à une expertise en matière de qualité de l’air intérieur à des sites communautaires du domaine des arts et de la culture qui ont besoin d’une aide technique en raison de la COVID-19, une aide pour rouvrir et récupérer.
« Nous voulons tous voir les gens retourner de façon sécuritaire dans nos espaces culturels, participer à la vie culturelle et vivre des expériences artistiques. Ce projet fournira des lignes directrices pour les sites et les espaces pour que l’on puisse apporter des changements de base à leurs systèmes CVC et leur infrastructure physique qui permettront de renforcer la protection des artistes, des auditoires et des travailleurs », indique Cassandra Olsthoorn, directrice exécutive du Réseau des arts d’Ottawa.
Maxime Brunet s’est jointe à l’équipe du Réseau des arts à titre de coordonnatrice de projets spéciaux et elle dirigera cette initiative. Maxime a travaillé dans l’industrie de la musique comme ingénieure du son en direct et comme directrice de tournée pendant 10 ans et elle a beaucoup travaillé dans différents sites, tant à Ottawa qu’à Toronto. Elle a également participé à des tournées internationales avec divers artistes.
Le projet fera également appel aux services de spécialistes en mise au point technique dans le domaine de la qualité de l’air intérieur (QAI) et en ventilation. Les espaces et les sites culturels auxquels nous aurons accès seront approuvés par un comité consultatif. Afin de soutenir le secteur culturel à travers toute la ville, un rapport public ainsi qu’une liste de recommandations seront disponibles. Ce rapport et ces recommandations pourront être appliqués à une variété d’espaces, de différentes tailles, avec différents rôles et modèles opérationnels.
D’un point de vue géographique, ce projet tiendra compte d’espaces culturels qui se situent à l’intérieur des limites territoriales de la ville fusionnée d’Ottawa, et les principaux bénéficiaires des programmes et services seront les résidents de la ville d’Ottawa, les membres de la Première nation algonquine de Pikwàkanagàn et les membres de la Première nation Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg.
Les recherches et les recommandations finales seront publiées une fois que le projet sera terminé, d’ici au mois de juin.
En fournissant un soutien pour l’amélioration des installations et des espaces cultuels communautaires, le Réseau des arts d’Ottawa veut aider les artistes, les musiciens et les techniciens à retourner au travail et permettre aux espaces et sites culturels d’accueillir des auditoires à nouveau.
Le Réseau des arts d’Ottawa tient à remercier la Ville d’Ottawa pour le soutien financier apporté à ce projet.
Pour des questions concernant le projet
Maxime Brunet
Coordonnatrice de projets spéciaux
613.580.2767
maxime(at)artsnetottawa.ca
Matthew Luloff Shenkman Arts Centre / Centre des arts Shenkman Laura Dudas
Paid opportunity for filmmakers: docuseries focusing on mental health
How to Apply for Take Care Docuseries Funding
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VICE is the definitive guide to enlightening information.Almost every contract, grant, or public art commission requires it, but do you know your premiums from your deductibles!?
Expert panelists will discuss this question and more, offering practicable insights on the dos and don’ts of insurance for community-engaged and public art artists and their projects.
Featuring: Colette Mendenhall, President of Assurart; Debbie Orth, Partner at Bertschi Orth Solicitors and Barristers LLP; and Claudia Salguero Community Engaged Artist & Muralist / Digital Artist
Funded by: Ontario Trillium Foundation and Ottawa Community Foundation
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Also, if anyone wants to do a fun little interview on Skype or in-person, for my YouTube, to promote your art, let me know!
As a member of the Allliance of Arts Councils of Ontario, we advocate for artists across the province. Read below the alliance's recommendations for the provincial budget consultations to reshape the sector as we make plans for recovery, courtesy of Ottawa Arts Council.
READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS:
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As we make plans for recovery, we can take this time to build a new future for Ontario’s arts sector. This is an opportunity for the arts sector to work together with local and provincial governments to reshape the sector, its infrastructure, and supports, so it can thrive and contribute even more...Would you like a say in how older people are treated in Ottawa?
Bronson RISE is hosting an ONLINE conversation on aging in Ottawa and how we can RISE Above Ageism. Join us by Zoom on January 27th at 2PM to make your voice heard. RSVP on our Facebook Event or by emailing isaac-hub@bronsoncentre.ca
Don't forget, tomorrow at 5:30 PM you have the chance to brush up your bio and learn how to "PRESENT YOURSELF" as part of Art Business Skills for the New Normal, a series of free workshops for immigrant, refugee, Indigenous, Black, and artists of colour presented by Arts Network Ottawa, The Multicultural Artists' Coalition, Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario (CPAMO), and MASC!
Don't miss the opportunity to benefit from the knowledge of creative experts Jamaal Jackson Rogers, Lvurena - Laurena Fineus, and Melanie Yugo (Co-founder of Possible Worlds)! in a clinic dedicated to creating compelling CVs, blistering bios, and astounding artist statements. This event will be conducted in English and will include facilitators who speak French, Spanish, and Russian available to give language support.
REGISTER HERE: www.eventbrite.ca/e/art-business-skills-for-the-new-normal-tickets-138464845079
This project was made possible thanks to funding from Ontario Arts Council - Conseil des arts de l'Ontario.
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This workshop will be an introduction to independent documentary filmmaking with an emphasis on how to create a documentary with a very small team and an even smaller budget! We will explore the basics in how to take the first steps into creating a documentary from researching, crafting your narrative, preparing interviews, budgeting, choosing gear, and editing. Students should come prepared to workshop their documentary film ideas as the coursework will help students get started on their films. Additionally, the workshop will center the ethics of documentary filmmaking.
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This workshop will be an introduction to independent documentary filmmaking with an emphasis on how to create a documentary with a very small team and an even smaller budget! We will explore the basics in how to take the first steps into creating a documentary from researching, crafting your narrati...Timeline Photos#Arts and #culture participation is associated with better overall #health and mental health, according to our new report funded by @CdnHeritage @ONArtsCouncil @CanadaCouncil. hillstrategies.com/resource/canadians-arts-participation-health-and-well-being
Artists celebrate announcement regarding CERB eligibility
Visual artists across Canada appreciate the tremendous work that the Federal Government has done to help our citizens in a time of great need. The COVID-19 pandemic has presented a devastating global crisis, and the government’s swift leadership and response has been remarkable.
For several weeks, we have joined artist unions and associations to advocate for change, and all of us at CARFAC are relieved by the Government’s announcement on February 9th: that self-employed individuals who applied for CERB and would have qualified based on their gross income will not be required to repay the benefit, provided they also met all other eligibility requirements as provided here: www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/ei/cerb-application.html
Some details on this announcement are available here: www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/news/2021/02/government-of-canada-announces-targeted-interest-rel...
We are sure there will be further information to come. We know that some outstanding issues may still exist, but news on this change in policy will provide a solution, and offer peace of mind, to the majority of artists that we have heard from on this issue. We thank the Government for listening to our concerns and making changes that will assist many artists from coast to coast to coast.
The deadline for our Arts Awards is this Friday, February 12, 2021. Submit an application or nomination today!
For more information on each of the seven awards, visit: www.ottawaartscouncil.ca/arts-awards
Questions? Message us or email awards@ottawaartscouncil.ca
La date limite de dépôt des candidatures pour les prix des arts est ce vendredi 12 février 2021. Soumettez votre candidature ou votre nomination aujourd’hui !
Pour plus d’information sur nos sept prix, visitez notre site web : www.ottawaartscouncil.ca/arts-awards
Avez-vous des questions ? Envoyez-nous un message ou contactez-nous à prix@ottawaartscouncil.ca
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If you can share your story in 7 minutes or less, send your audio or video clip to: untold.ottawa@gmail.com BEFORE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19. If you’re selected for the show, we'll confirm by email.
We're really interested in hearing from new Tellers -- preference goes to folks who haven't yet shared a story this Season.
Don't have a story? Just show up and listen! Register here for the show link: bit.ly/3pZmDFI
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Their output has ‘kept us all alive throughout this pandemic.’ But several blows have made the creative life too precarious.Register Now! If you know of any seniors who would be interested please share this information. This FREE course is 8 sessions, starting February 12th until April 1st.
This is tonight! With at least two Ottawans being part of the featured reader set.
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2021-02-03T19:00:00 days hours minutes secondsuntil5.2 Launch Party! Welcome to the untethered vol. 5.2 Virtual Launch Hub, the one stop shop for everything launch related! ...Your creative vision deserves a captivating pitch. A CV, a bio, and an artist statement each offer an opportunity to define your unique proposition. Putting your grand designs into words is no simple task, but Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario (CPAMO) Network Ottawa is here to help. On February 17 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, we invite you to "PRESENT YOURSELF" at the first of four free workshops in the Art Business Skills for the New Normal series offered to immigrant, refugee, Indigenous, Black, and artists of colour.
We welcome creatives of all disciplines to join artists Jamaal Jackson Rogers, Lvurena - Laurena Fineus, and Melanie Yugo (Co-Founder of Possible Worlds) in a clinic dedicated to creating compelling CVs, blistering bios, and astounding artist statements. This event will be conducted in English and will include facilitators who speak French, Spanish, and Russian available to give language support.
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Cultural Pluralism in the Arts Movement Ontario (CPAMO) Network's Ottawa chapter is represented by Arts Network Ottawa, The Multicultural Artists' Coalition, and MASC.
This project was made possible thanks to funding from Ontario Arts Council - Conseil des arts de l'Ontario.
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A free, four-part workshop series for immigrant, refugee, Indigenous, Black, and artists of colour.PYJAMA CHOIR is back! This month, it's all about family. Hope to see you this Sunday for a *love*ly morning sing.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Timeline PhotosLockdown Live Music continues next Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. via our Facebook page with Spencer Sharf !!!! His multi-instrument talents are other wordly and we cannot wait to hear him again !!!! Join us for another night of great music and fun.
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On Zoom. This Sunday!Untold: original stories, told live has new year's resolutions with a twist! Come hear stories about Reverse Resolutions (what are you doing less of?) on Sunday, January 31st at 7:30 pm EST.
Register here to get a link to our free Zoom event: bit.ly/3bvVndk
Register for this great FREE online event February 3. Dance artist Elizabeth Emond-Stevenson will help participants explore a variety of ways to transform ideas into action through games and fun exercises using principles of direction, weight, speed and flow. Discover your own personal movement vocabulary and surprise yourself! Fitness, enjoyment and expression come together in an inclusive format open to all ages and abilities. Specifically adapted to online platforms and small spaces. No experience necessary! www.eventbrite.ca/e/abcs-in-action-a-free-introduction-to-contemporary-dance-tickets-138092270699
ABCs in Action: A Free Introduction to Contemporary Dance
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Participants will explore a variety of ways to transform ideas into action through games and fun exercises.TODAY ! FRIDAY JANUARY 22
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member Nathan Hauch releases his 3rd COVID-19 themed video poem 'slip' . (3 mins) WATCH below
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A sequel to Nathan Hauch's pandemic shorts "still" and "sway", "slip" explores resolve in struggle.Hey, I'm Infinite X from Ottawa! This song is dedicated to one of my best friends Christoph Blaschke! Here's to many more years being great friends! We both saw JULY TALK in 2014 for the first time at RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest! We didn't know who they were, but after that show we became fans; it was a sick show! I just remember non stop singing and Leah from July Talk crushing a bottle of wine lmao and Peter being a badass with his voice; crowd went wild. Since then we've seen July Talk 8-10 more times either in Ottawa, Toronto, or livestreams! Hope to come on stage with July Talk one day to play this song!
#julytalk #gunsandammunition #infinitex #ottawa #acoustic
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Ottawa has recently opened a Voluntary Isolation Centre (VIC) for people who do not have access to an adequate shelter or cannot self-isolate safely in their own homes. There are no costs associated to stay at the Centre. This is an opportunity for people to rest and recover, without fear or anxiety of transmitting the virus to their family, loved ones, roommates and others they live with.
Meals will also be provided.
Do you need help to self-isolate?
If yes, please call 613-580-2424 ext. 25890 or email OPHisolationcentre@ottawa.ca for more information and how to apply.
Learn more:
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❌ Call for Applications: PROJECT X AWARD ❌
The Project X Photography Award was established by Ottawa Arts Council and the former Festival X to promote and foster photographic excellence in Ottawa.
Since 2020, the award recognizes the merits of a publicly presented photographic project by an Ottawa-based artist. With the support of SPAO and the Ottawa Art Gallery - Galerie d'art d'Ottawa, the award has enhanced its impact and extended its longevity. The Award is adjudicated by a jury composed of representatives from SPAO, the Ottawa Art Gallery as well as 3 independent experts from the visual art and photographic community.
The award recipient will receive an opportunity to exhibit at the Sky Lounge in the Ottawa Art Gallery as well as compensation and development package valued at over $3,000.
❌ Application Deadline is February 12, 2021.
❌ To learn more and apply for this award, follow the link below!
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Image by 2020 Project X Award Winner John Healey.
#Ottawaarts #SPAOcentre #photography #award #callforapplications #artsopportunities #ottawacity #artsottawa #photography #PhotographyAward #applynow
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When Alexandra Sullivan was contacted on social media this week and asked if she would accept a commission to write a birthday song for a little boy, she was...Hello fellow artists! Feeling isolated? Looking to connect with your community? Share your work? Or simply find a reason to doodle?
Tonight I would like to extend the invite to a free online event, Art Space.
During these tough times having a safe place to connect with other can be difficult, if anyone is interested simply signup today for your free tickets. It will be held on zoom at 8pm.
Cheers ❤️
Art Space Presented by Mixed Different & Music.Art.Ppl
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Join the community online for a night of music and artChristine Lenoir-godin, thank you for your Share. I'm glad you like sopranos--I like people who like sopranos!
Yes, the concert was on Dec 18, but we are leaving the video recording up until Jan 15, so you can still listen to it. You'll find a link to it here on the Purring Dragons Ensemble FaceBook page : www.facebook.com/purringdragons/posts/1719472574879848
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.When you LIKE our Facebook page, you’ll learn about a growing community of care for Ottawa arts workers aged 55+. Before there was federal assistance last spring, PAL Ottawa was there with 50 major bursaries for arts workers. While our Supporting Cast team offers the delivery of groceries and medications, friendly check-in phone calls, virtual concerts, theatre performances and art tours, and other supports, we’re also in discussions to develop 80 units of live-work affordable apartments in the downtown. Please LIKE our page to stay in touch and get involved: www.facebook.com/PALOttawa
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We work to provide affordable housing and support for senior arts workers in Canada's Capital. Join us in this exciting, dynamic organization.Tune in tonight at 7pm for some acoustic music, chats and laughs - it’s the last Chez of 2020💜😊
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It has been a challenging year for everyone. We are tremendously grateful that the Federal Government introduced the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) for those in need, and that it was restructured in meaningful ways that make it more accessible... Read MoreCall for Artists: 2021 VIRTUAL BUDDING ARTIST EXHIBITION | Registration begins January 10
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Call to Artists 2021 Virtual Budding Artist Exhibition Arteast Ottawa is proud to announce their 2nd Annual Budding Artist Show From Friday, March 12 to Wednesday, May 12, 2021 Calling all amateur artists!!! Are you an artist who has begun a course of instruction? Are you just beginning to explore d...In partnership with the boutique physiotherapy and fitness experience offered by Ottawa’s Movement Union, PAL Ottawa is offering a series of gentle online exercise classes. They will run every Monday from 5 pm to 5:45 pm for eight weeks, starting January 4. Please register by December 16! www.eventbrite.ca/e/get-moving-in-2021-with-free-online-exercise-classes-tickets-131772634497
Get Moving in 2021 With Free Online Exercise Classes!
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Ottawa’s Movement Union and PAL Ottawa are offering a series of gentle online exercise classes every Monday starting January 4, 5-5:45 pm.Are you a 55+ arts worker who could use some help this winter with grocery delivery or medication pickup? Are you feeling isolated and could use a friendly phone call? PAL Ottawa offers these free services and so much more (virtual concerts, theatre performances, art tours, plus exercise classes) if you are (or have worked as) an actor, writer, dancer, musician, visual artist, arts administrator, translator, editor, set and costume designer, filmmaker, gaffer, etc. It's peer support from someone in your circles who shares the joys and challenges of being an arts worker. It's our way of supporting a community that is too often forced to survive on a low income. Learn more on how we can help you at palottawa.org/new-assistance-and-programming/
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.PAL Ottawa is offering $1000 for on-line presentations!
PAL Ottawa is seeking submissions from a wide range of arts workers to give Zoom and similar platform sessions during the first three months of 2021. We are seeking presentations that are energetic, interactive and educational and provide a memorable experience for the online audience leaving them with a desire to learn more perhaps through your work or others in your field. PAL Ottawa is an organization in the nation’s capital, which provides arts workers aged 55+ with affordable housing and personal support in a creative, caring community. palottawa.org/strut-your-stuff/
Meet the speakers! Nik Ives-Allison (City of Ottawa) and Marisa Gallemit (Ottawa Arts Council) will be leading the panel "Counting the Cost of COVID-19 | Understanding the Economic Impact of COVID-19 on Ottawa-Gatineau Artists and Cultural Workers" tonight at 5pm: www.eventbrite.ca/e/artpreneur-conference-2020-day-3-tickets-126300240419
ARTPRENEUR 2020 is presented by Arts Network Ottawa / Réseau des arts d'Ottawa in partnership with Wallack's Art Supplies, Invest Ottawa, SHIFTER Agency, and media partner Apt613. Sponsored by Edwards Creative Law, Patrick Gordon Framing Studio, Ottawa Business Journal, House of Common / Maison de la commune, and Proctor Shift Consulting.
Are you camera-ready? ARTPRENEUR is teaming up with House of Common / Maison de la commune to give away a free LinkedIn portrait session valued at $350! All you have to do is tag three friends in the comments recommending ARTPRENEUR, it's that easy!
Contest closes November 25, 2020.
ARTPRENEUR 2020 is presented by Arts Network Ottawa / Réseau des arts d'Ottawa in partnership with Wallack's Art Supplies, Invest Ottawa, SHIFTER Agency, and media partner Apt613. Sponsored by Edwards Creative Law, Patrick Gordon Framing Studio, Ottawa Business Journal, House of Common / Maison de la commune, and Proctor Shift Consulting.
SURPRISE! We've added an extra event in the ARTPRENEUR 2020 lineup: "Community Conversation: How to Make this Sustainable," 7 pm, November 25!
Earlier in April, folks gathered for a community conversation about the work, challenges, and opportunities of community and socially engaged arts through the pandemic. Fast-forward to 8 months later: We now know a lot more about the impacts of COVID-19 on Ottawa’s cultural sector as well as the communities we collaborate with and serve. Artists, cultural workers, and community organizers continue to work very hard to adapt in the ways they can. And the vital role art plays to connect people and communities through this period of crisis is made clear via projects creatively happening in and around public health guidelines. But how can this work be made sustainable? What are our sector’s needs over the coming year?
Join us for a community conversation and brainstorm framed by artist Kseniya Tsoy’s experience through her most recent Neighbourhood Arts Ottawa project as well as knowledge shared throughout this year’s ARTPRENEUR conference: www.eventbrite.ca/e/artpreneur-conference-2020-day-3-tickets-126300240419
"Community Conversation: How to Make this Sustainable" is co-presented by Arts Network Ottawa / Réseau des arts d'Ottawa's Neighbourhood Arts Ottawa program, which is funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation and the Ottawa Community Foundation.
ARTPRENEUR 2020 is presented by Arts Network Ottawa / Réseau des arts d'Ottawa in partnership with Wallack's Art Supplies, Invest Ottawa, SHIFTER Agency, and media partner Apt613. Sponsored by Edwards Creative Law, Patrick Gordon Framing Studio, Ottawa Business Journal, House of Common / Maison de la commune, and Proctor Shift Consulting.
Aujourd'hui à 18 heures !Le harcèlement, la discrimination, la violence, les inconduites sexuelles et l’abus de pouvoir ne doivent pas être tolérés dans quelque milieu de travail que ce soit, car ils contribuent notamment à miner l’esprit d’équipe tout en créant un environnement de travail malsain et toxique.
Le milieu des arts et de la culture n’est pas différent.
L'Association des théâtres francophones du Canada - ATFC et Théâtre Action présentent un atelier sur le milieu de travail sain pour les artistes, animé par Geneviève Pineault, le 23 novembre à 18h. Nous sommes fiers de soutenir cet atelier avec Arts Network Ottawa / Réseau des arts d'Ottawa.
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Tonight at 7:30pm EST
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.IT'S HERE! ARTPRENEUR 2020 has arrived! Day 1 kicks off with a panel on "Dance, Movement, & Stillness in Your Arts Practice" at 11 am, followed by a keynote address from Zainub Verjee on the future of labour for artists at 1 pm, and concludes with "From Idea to Inception: A Strategy for Surviving & Thriving as an Arts Collective & Label" at 2:30 pm.
It's not too late to register for any of these thought-provoking sessions! Click here to reserve your spot: www.eventbrite.ca/e/artpreneur-conference-2020-day-1-tickets-121557308181
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Another day, another giveaway! Tag 3 friends you'd like to see at ARTPRENEUR 2020 in the comments below for a chance to win a $200 gift card for your framing needs courtesy of Patrick Gordon Framing Studio!
Contest closes November 20, 2020.
ARTPRENEUR 2020 is presented by Arts Network Ottawa / Réseau des arts d'Ottawa in partnership with Wallack's Art Supplies, Invest Ottawa, SHIFTER Agency, and media partner Apt613.
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Increasing entrepreneurial momentum, wealth and jobs in Ottawa, Canada, through economic development.**Volunteers wanted!**
The brand-new Dandelion Dance™ Arts Connection program is looking for a team of womxn volunteers to drop off weekly Imaginarium Kits to our girls!
Our Imaginarium Kits provide fun, age-appropriate arts activities that girls ages 6-11 can do at home. The Arts Connection program enables girls to go on their very own creative adventure every week for six weeks. The kits are FREE and include all necessary materials.
Our volunteers deliver the kits, connect with our girls, and help them feel excited about the prospect of each week’s creative journey. (Due to COVID-19, volunteers and participants will meet OUTSIDE participant homes. For deliveries to apartments, our volunteers will remain in the lobby or the hallway.)
Volunteers must be available to deliver kits at the same time each week (weekday evening or weekend) for six weeks, at minimum. If the role is a good fit, we continue to match volunteers with new program participants, usually in six-week chunks of time.
COVID-19 has impacted everyone in our community in different ways - but the one thing we all have in common is our need to feel connected to others.
If you would like to get involved, you can find more information about the role and screening requirements and fill-out our application form at this link: [forms.gle/Fs4RBW5LjA818jo2A](forms.gle/Fs4RBW5LjA818jo2A?fbclid=IwAR1f9UVkQRHdE9UkLqkfS40IILC78F6gHPqrzE0ZgKcgNDQzS0k4Tz3mQQM)
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At Dandelion Dance™, we offer life changing programs that support every girl to experience joy, connect with others, build community, discover her best self, and share her voice with the world! COVID-19 has impacted everyone in our community in different ways - but the one thing we all have in com...It's time for a GIVEAWAY! Tag 3 artists who would benefit from attending ARTPRENEUR 2020 for a chance to win a copy of Leverage the Arts Ecosystem to Influence Local Prosperity by Cate Proctor from Proctor Shift Consulting!
Leverage the Arts Ecosystem to Influence Local Prosperity is a handbook that lifts the veil on subtle but highly influential impacts the arts bring to all communities. Insights support arts advocacy and highlight how the arts bind multiple, intersecting sectors and economies, such as: What attracts artists to your community in the first place? How to construct effective partnerships that holistically support artistic, community and business evolution. Identifying arts ecosystem stakeholders and how they intersect. Strategies that guide partnership and publicity efforts, leveraging universal success. Why shared values, advocacy, and communication are fundamental to the process.
Cate Proctor MBA has a career as a senior arts administrator successfully guiding performing arts venues, arts service organizations, arts cooperatives, and festivals in strategic planning, operations, audience development, fundraising, marketing, and governance initiatives. She purposefully advances financial stability, public engagement, and positive organizational cultures that grow both audiences and arts programming.
In 2020, her consulting practice, Proctor Shift Consulting, published Leverage the Arts Ecosystem to Influence Local Prosperity, a handbook that offers holistic strategies and tactics to guide cultivation of local, asset-based partnerships. At its core, this partnership guide advocates for the germ of the creative that drives the ecosystem – the artist.
She co-authored the Arts and Culture Chapter for the Alternative Federal Budget (2020), published by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. She is Vice-President of Arts Consultants Canada, Co-Chair of Mass Culture’s Research Working Group, and Regional Alliance Representative (Ontario East) for ArtsPond’s national DigitalASO project.
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Meet the Speaker! Zainub Verjee will be giving the keynote address, "Beyond Value Chains and Supply Chains: the future of the labour of artists," on day 1 of ARTPRENEUR 2020, November 21: www.eventbrite.ca/e/artpreneur-conference-2020-day-1-tickets-121557308181?aff=erelpanelorg.
Zainub Verjee is the laureate of 2020 Governor General’s Visual and Media Arts Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Arts in Canada. She is currently involved in the national campaign on Basic Income and is the co-author of the public letter to the Prime Minister of Canada on Basic Income Guarantee. #artists4basicincome
An artist, critic, a writer, a keynote speaker, arts administrator with expertise in cultural policy and cultural diplomacy, over four decades she has contributed to international and national policies and legislation pertaining to the culture sector including the international instruments like the Status of the Artists and Cultural Diversity. She continues to work on issues of Artist Labour, Artist Income, Racial Equity, Cultural Planning, Intellectual Property, Digital Ecosystems of Art, Cultural Institutions, Cultural Diplomacy and Culture Trade. Former Executive Director of the Western Front, her work on the British Columbia Arts Board led to the formation of British Columbia Arts Council, as well as she has contributed to the formation of many other institutions. An active member of civil society, she was the Vancouver Moderator of the Spicer Commission – The Citizen’s Forum on Canada’s Future. Currently, she is the executive director of the Ontario Association of Art Galleries in Toronto.
ARTPRENEUR 2020 is presented by Arts Network Ottawa / Réseau des arts d'Ottawa in partnership with Wallack's Art Supplies, Invest Ottawa, SHIFTER Agency, and media partner Apt613.
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Makerspace North would like to collectively re-imagine a place where people can discover and fulfill their creative potential through access to programs, tools, projects and learning. We hope you will consider sharing your thoughts with us by completing this short survey. (note: above image created....Coming up "Tanguedia" tomorrow, Tuesday, October 20th at 12pm Six tango etudes by Astor Piazzolla
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The program is Six tango etudes by Astor Piazzolla for solo violin. These six tango etudes are a highly original blending of the classical concert etude and Piazzolla's "new tango" music. They present...Anyone interested in Arts in Education, the Arts Advisory Committee at OCSDB Ottawa Carleton District School Board is looking for members - community and parents welcome.
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Artist-in-Residence Established in 2014, the Diefenbunker Artist-in-Residence Program fosters connections between the Museum, local artists, and the wider Ottawa community through the creation and presentation of art inspired by this National Historic Site and its history. Exhibition CONTAINMENT: KN...Congratulations to Ottawa Public Library / Bibliothèque publique d'Ottawa and A Company of Fools Theatre Inc on your recent release of Love From Afar, a digital comic produced during the pandemic!
Love From Afar | Shakespearean Mashup | A digital comic
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Enjoy an animated comic by Ottawa’s Company of Fools entitled Love From Afar. This original Shakespearian mashup explores about what it means to love across ...Assistance with framing may be available for artists wishing to participate. Contact Ottawa Art in Isolation for info.We encourage you to display and share this poster. Let's create connection with those who need it in this challenging time.
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Loved this so much. Thanks again to #craniumfestival for offering a space for these dialogues and an opportunity to exchange ideas and potentially link with the right people to see our visions come to fruition!
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CRANIUM Festival 2020
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𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐒𝐔𝐁𝐌𝐈𝐒𝐒𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 - 𝟒𝟎𝟑 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐛𝐢𝐝𝐝𝐞𝐧
𝗦𝗨𝗕𝗠𝗜𝗦𝗦𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗗𝗘𝗔𝗗𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗘: 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘆, 𝗢𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟮𝟯𝗿𝗱, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟬
𝗟𝗔𝗨𝗡𝗖𝗛 𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: 𝗧𝘂𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆, 𝗡𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟮𝟰𝘁𝗵, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟬
403 Forbidden is a digital exhibition that is seeking contributions from artists across all disciplines who are exploring and/or critiquing the way identity and ownership are maintained and negotiated in digital spaces.
As we spend more time online, we become more efficient in critically navigating a domain of blurred boundaries. In this space, we come to realize that the “intellectual property” connected to our 2-dimensional avatars is no longer ours -- forfeited as a result of fine prints and End-User License Agreement that claim ownership of that dimension of our personhood. Here, the Internet sheds its illusion as a democratic entity and becomes a space that is mediated through corporate intervention and the State, who hold sway over which content gets distributed and socialized, and how.
How can we define ownership in a space where concepts like privacy are becoming abstract? How do we claim ownership of our likeness, cognitive property, and creative outputs which are accessible to the virtual public?
Alternatively, how do we mediate the grey area/space of restriction -- through the use of paywalls, copyright laws, takedown notices etc. -- where tools like VPNs are used to circumvent these restrictions? Can these tactics relate to the physical claim of ownership? Can a comparison be drawn between a physical symbol of ownership like the fence and that of the Internet?
𝙒𝙚 𝙞𝙣𝙫𝙞𝙩𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙩𝙤 𝙨𝙪𝙗𝙢𝙞𝙩 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙤𝙧𝙞𝙜𝙞𝙣𝙖𝙡 𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙠𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙧𝙚𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙠, 𝙧𝙚𝙞𝙢𝙖𝙜𝙞𝙣𝙚, 𝙨𝙪𝙗𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙩, 𝙞𝙣𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙩, 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙡𝙞𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙤𝙬𝙣𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙥 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣 𝙙𝙞𝙜𝙞𝙩𝙖𝙡 𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙡𝙢𝙨 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙨𝙥𝙖𝙘𝙚𝙨.
S̲U̲B̲M̲I̲S̲S̲I̲O̲N̲ ̲R̲E̲Q̲U̲I̲R̲E̲M̲E̲N̲T̲S̲
◦ Artist Statement
◦ Portfolio
◦ Artworks, Description & Supporting Documentation (please note: Artwork(s) should be submitted as a pdf, video (link), GIF, and/or jpg/jpeg. Other formats may not be accepted.
𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗨𝗕𝗠𝗜𝗧, 𝗣𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘 𝗙𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗢𝗨𝗧 𝗧𝗛𝗜𝗦 𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗠: airtable.com/shr3MNjXm9GZD1JDn
If you have questions or need support throughout the submission process, please reach out to eula.collective.5@gmail.com.
E̲L̲I̲G̲I̲B̲I̲L̲I̲T̲Y̲
This call is open to emerging artists and all mediums are welcome. All submissions will be considered. Priority will be given to students from OCAD University’s Interdisciplinary Master's in Art, Media and Design (IAMD) Program.
A̲R̲T̲I̲S̲T̲ ̲F̲E̲E̲S̲
Each selected artist will receive a small honorarium for their participation.
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EULA (pronounced YEW-LAH):
An end-user license agreement (EULA) specifies in detail the rights and restrictions which apply to the use of the software. Many form contracts are only contained in digital form and only presented to a user as a click-through which the user must "accept".
We look forward to seeing your works, best of luck!
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