Développement professionnel d'artiste

This is a practical-demonstration workshop for best practices in documenting artwork. We will review essential concepts: how the camera works and possible ways to photograph two- and three-dimensional artwork, either with a professional camera or with a smartphone. Light, space setting, equipment, and post-production will be considered, along with tips and tricks to make documenting your work an easy process. 

The Rozsa Foundation provides professional development for arts managers at all stages. As such, we have added the following online course to our offerings for the first-time, giving arts administrators across Canada an online offering in professional development through partnership with the University of Calgary - Haskayne Executive Education.

Image - digital print, by Krasi Dimtch. Title, Equation 3, 16''x16''

Join Dick Averns, Engagement Coordinator for CARFAC Alberta, for a presentation and discussion on improving how you're disseminating your art and engage audiences. Their are five approaches that will be discussed: Knowing your audience; How to articulate your art; Community-based practices ; Exhibiting and Selling; and Being Professional. The event is free and you must RSVP by September 23.

Join Toronto Arts Council, Toronto Arts Foundation & Park People / Amis des parcs for a FREE funding workshop and community social! This gathering will help you find funding opportunities available for local arts programming in your community. Connect with local artists, community organizers while learning how to plan and host arts events in your neighbourhood parks and public spaces. Anyone interested in learning about arts programming in parks and public spaces is welcome (all ages, artists and non-artists, community organizations, agencies, service providers, etc.) !

Creative Convergence Winnipeg

Canadian Network for Arts and Learning
International Conference
October 24 – 26, 2019
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Are you an artist looking to gain experience in public art? The Public Art Workshop is a FREE workshop will introduce attendees to the public art process and the challenges involved in winning a commission. The workshop is presented by the City of Ottawa Public Art Program in partnership with the Ottawa Art Gallery, and is lead by Artist Adrian Göllner. 

A free multi-day workshop for artists of all disciplines who identify as Indigenous, Black, or as a Person of Colour, between the ages of 15-35. Facilitated by Jin-Sun Yoon and Jin-me Yoon with graphic recording by Tiaré Jung.

To register, please email a short introduction to signup@mountainstandardtime.org. Please let us know if you have any dietary needs or require accommodations for participation. 
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Day 1 | Saturday, August 3 | 10:00am – 4:00pm | CommunityWise Resource Centre (223 12th Avenue SW)

During this 90 minute info session, program officers will:

• Provide an overview of the vision and scope of the Fund
• Help you understand which program component is right for you
• Offer tips to keep in mind while you write your grant application
• Answer your questions

Each session will be followed by an informal networking event to help you connect with others in your community who are also interested in working on digital projects.

The film “1 Contrary 5 Agokwe-Nini” is a talk-show style documentary film hosted by the one and only ‘contrary’ Alik Beavers (aka Sharp Dopler), and features 5 Agokwe-nini guest speakers: Ashley Grenstone, Benny Michaud, Theo Paradise-Ottawa, Kole Peplinski and Carmel Whittle. They discuss gender, sexuality, Indigenous identity, traditional two-spirit roles, terminology, accessing ceremonial spaces, and safe spaces in mainstream society.