Canada

The Director of Development is a strategic leadership role responsible for establishing, leading, and growing all aspects of fundraising at The Power Plant. As the gallery enters a period of organizational transformation and bold renewal, this role is pivotal to building fundraising infrastructure, driving strategic growth, cultivating strong relationships, and embedding a culture of philanthropy […]

Short Description What Holds explores the enduring allure of the ceramic box and lidded form—not merely as utilitarian objects, but as vessels of meaning, ritual, and artistic expression. Across cultures and centuries, the act of containment has carried profound significance: from the practical need to store and protect, to the symbolic safeguarding of memory, identity, secrecy, […]

Short Description The five winning artworks are also featured in a virtual exhibition produced by Cat Bluemke and Dream Bike Game Co-operative (Brendy Lehman) in partnership with the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, in 2026.  Recipients have the opportunity to work closely with the producers to reimagine their work for virtual space. Eligibility To be eligible, you’ll need to be: We consider an emerging artist to […]

This residency provides individual musicians and bands/ensembles of all genres with space and dedicated time to research, create, and develop projects within Banff Centre’s exceptional campus and mountain setting.  You will have the freedom to focus on your artistic process and structure your time according to your project’s needs. Additionally, you’ll receive artistic inspiration and […]

Organizer Information: OCAD University (Toronto, Canada) is Canada’s largest and oldest art and design institution, known for fostering inclusive, forward-thinking approaches to creativity, research, and global collaboration. OCAD U’s International Programs & Collaborations Office supports initiatives that connect students, faculty, and partners through meaningful international exchanges and events. The Global Centre for Climate Action (GCCA) […]

Short Description The Scotia Place project team is working with LeuWebb Projects (public art manager – PAM) and Heavy (public art construction manager – PACM) to curate and commission four dynamic outdoor public art pieces for Scotia Place, Alberta’s newest premier sports and entertainment venue. This landmark facility will play a key role in the […]

Short Description Curatorial team LeuWebb Projects and Heavy are working with the Scotia Place Project Committee to develop dynamic public art at Scotia Place, Alberta’s newest premier sports and entertainment venue. This landmark facility will play a key role in the transformation of Calgary’s downtown, the emerging Culture + Entertainment District, and its surrounding spaces. Each Plaza […]

Short Description This is an opportunity for artists from all over the world to exhibit for minimal cost and a chance to win prizes for their art. Submissions must be no bigger than 8″ x 10″ or 10″ x 8″ and must be unframed. This year’s theme is “Your Aesthetics”. Share your go-to aesthetic themes […]

Short Description Workman Arts is seeking a Guest Curator (or team of Curators) to develop and curate a small group exhibition and/or Public Program as part of Being Scene 2025Workman Arts welcomes curatorial proposals that incite a range of intersectional narratives and conversations as it relates to mental health and/or addictions. This year the curated […]