Canada

Organizer Information The City of Toronto is the municipal government responsible for public services, infrastructure, urban development, and cultural initiatives across Toronto, Canada. Through its Economic Development & Culture division and Public Art Program, the City commissions and supports artworks that contribute to Toronto’s public spaces and cultural landscape. This opportunity forms part of the […]

Organizer Information Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity is a Canadian arts, cultural, and learning institution known for supporting artists, cultural leaders, and creative professionals through residencies, professional development programs, workshops, and interdisciplinary learning. Based in Banff, Alberta, within the Canadian Rocky Mountains, the Banff Centre has developed programs that connect artistic practice with leadership, […]

Organizer Information The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (AGNS) is one of Canada’s leading art institutions and a major cultural organization serving Atlantic Canada. Established in 1908 as the Nova Scotia Museum of Fine Arts, it became the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in 1975. The Gallery’s permanent collection contains nearly 20,000 works, spanning Canadian […]

Organizer Information SITE Toronto describes itself as a new kind of institution for contemporary art, built in response to concrete gaps in the arts ecosystem and putting artists first, creating space for interdisciplinary experimentation, fostering opportunities for artistic exchange, and connecting contemporary art more meaningfully to everyday life in the city. According to the opportunity […]

Organizer Information The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington (VAC) is a not-for-profit art gallery and arts education centre in Bowmanville, Ontario. With approximately 50 years of community engagement, VAC presents contemporary art by Canadian regional and national artists while providing educational and public programs for children, youth, and adults. The Centre operates from a four-story […]

Organizer Information Art Metropole is a non-profit artist-run centre based in Toronto, Canada, established in 1974. The organization supports contemporary art through exhibitions, artist-initiated publishing, artists’ books, editions, distribution, and public programming. Its activities connect artistic production with systems of circulation and dissemination, and it operates a bookstore and distribution program alongside its cultural programming. […]

Organizer Information NAMARA | projects Curators’ Studio is a privately funded, not-for-profit venue for research, deliberation, and presentation of curatorial work, located at 401 Richmond Street in Toronto. The Curators’ Studio houses both NAMARA’s professional and not-for-profit operations, alongside its ongoing work with luxury brands and distinguished clients, and continues to host curatorial residencies that […]

Organizer Information The Art Museum at the University of Toronto is made up of two galleries — the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery at Hart House and the University of Toronto Art Centre at University College — which federated in 2014 under a shared visual identity and now form one of the largest gallery spaces for […]

Organizer Information Produit Rien is an independent, artist-run project space located at 6909 rue Marconi in the Mile-Ex neighbourhood of Montreal, Quebec, housed in a former tofu factory (its name comes from the ghost signage of “Produit Oriental,” the building’s previous tenant). Launched in 2020 by artists Paul Litherland and Karen Trask, the roughly 52.5 […]