Canada

Organizer Information Winter Stations is a not-for-profit public art and design initiative based in Toronto, Canada. Since 2015, it has invited artists, architects, designers, students, and creative practitioners from around the world to transform Toronto’s dormant winter lifeguard stations into temporary public art installations. The annual exhibition brings large-scale creative works to Woodbine and Kew […]

Organizer Information The Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) is an international research institution and museum based in Montréal, Québec, dedicated to advancing knowledge, promoting public understanding, and encouraging debate about architecture, urbanism, and related fields. Founded in 1979, the CCA operates as a multidisciplinary centre combining exhibitions, publications, research programs, and educational activities. Its extensive […]

Organizer Information Toronto Arts Council (TAC) is a public arts funding organization supporting professional artists and arts organizations across Toronto. Its grant programs provide financial support for artistic creation, production, presentation, and professional development across a wide range of disciplines. The Media Artists Program: Creation is part of TAC’s Discipline grant category and is specifically […]

Overview Formerly known as the In-Definite Arts Society (founded in 1975), the National accessArts Centre (NaAC) presented by TD was established in 2020 following the amalgamation of In-Definite Arts with sister disability arts organizations Momo Movement and Artistic Expressions. As Canada’s first multidisciplinary disability arts organization, the NaAC supports nearly 400 Canadian artists living with […]

Organizer Information James Black Gallery (JBG) is an artist-run contemporary art space in Vancouver, British Columbia, that supports emerging artists through exhibitions, residencies, programming, and community-oriented initiatives. Its Seedlings Emerging Arts Residency is designed to reduce barriers to participation in the arts by providing emerging artists with access to space, materials, mentorship, peer exchange, and […]

Organizer Information Mount Allison University is a Canadian university located in Sackville, New Brunswick, within the ancestral and unceded territory of Mi’kma’ki. The university is undertaking the redevelopment of the R.P. Bell Library Centre for Innovation and Learning, a major academic and community space. The public art initiative forms part of Mount Allison’s commitment to […]

Organizer Information Mount Allison University is a Canadian university located in Sackville, New Brunswick, within Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq. The university is undertaking the renovation of its R.P. Bell Library Centre for Innovation and Learning, an academic and community gathering space dedicated to learning, research, creativity, and collaboration. The public […]

Organizer Information The Image Centre (IMC) is a photography museum, research centre, and collecting institution at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) in Toronto, Canada. Established in 2012, the IMC is dedicated to the exhibition, research, preservation, and collection of photography and related media. Its holdings now include nearly 500,000 photographic objects, including major photojournalism, fine-art photography, […]

Organizer Information The Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum is the purpose-built art museum of Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. Opened in September 2025, the Gibson was created to expand SFU’s long-standing commitment to visual arts, interdisciplinary learning, research and community engagement. Its mission is to foster inclusive learning and critical […]