Développement professionnel d'artiste

As part of BC Culture Days 2021, this workshop will introduce participants to creating a pouch made of leather or fabric with basic beadwork. The focus will be building practical skills of beading and sewing. Supplies will be available but feel free to bring your own to add your own sense of flair to your project.

While participants are encouraged to create a leather pouch for themself or a loved one, the group will be engaging in storytelling as a means to reflect on the meaning of medicine pouches and what are things they would like to carry with them in their day-to-day lives.

Are you a Black artist, collective, or member of an organization that's Black-led, Black-focused, and Black-serving? Want to apply to the Toronto Arts Council's new Black Arts Grant Program but are unsure of the process?

Un atelier d’art pour les 12-30 ans présentant la réalité augmentée et son utilisation de manière créative.

 Les participants apprendront à :

– Créer ensemble des œuvres d’art adaptées à la technologie de la réalité augmentée (RA).

– Télécharger les œuvres sur l’application Hidelight en RA.

– Créer une exposition des œuvres des participants en RA.

Indigenous Arts Grants Info Session.
This info session will be focused on the “Indigenous Music Recording Industry” Grant.
Register by emailing arts@fpcc.ca

Highlighting works that affect environmental data using tools and techniques to transcribe this data into expressive artworks using Arduino, Raspberry Pi and MaxMSP.

Workshop Details:

Date: Thu, Sep 23, 2021 7:00 PM
Location: Online - Video Pool Media Arts Centre
Fees: Suggested Donation $25
Limit: 100 participants

Instructor: Michael Lucenkiw

The Victoria Guitar Society is proud to present Drew Henderson in collaboration with the Victoria Conservatory of Music's Summer Intensive Program - Guitar. Drew will adjudicate a Masterclass at the beginning of the week and present a Recital to close the week of classical guitar studies.

Winnipeg Studio Theatre's Summer StudioWorks is a musical theatre program offering training in "triple threat" technique: acting, singing and dance to students ages 10 and up. Since its inception in 2004, Director Brenda Gorlick has amassed the finest roster of Manitoban musical theatre specialists. Program offerings include: vocal masterclasses, dance technique, mock auditions, original and show choreography, singing and songwriting, scene work, playwrighting, improvisation, voiceover technique, cabaret work, music interpretation, and more.

Led by Ghost River Theatre Artistic Director Eric Rose and a team of accomplished guest instructors, the National Devised Theatre Intensive is a 3-week, comprehensive, advanced program of study designed for established and emerging artists and educators drawn from the national community.

Open to adventurous artists of all backgrounds, this long-running intensive fosters an innovative environment where participants will develop, learn, and experiment with new tools for creative expression. The intensive demands rigorous participation from individuals through hands-on exercises based on the unique artistic practices Ghost River Theatre has forged in the creation of such shows as GIANT, THE LAST VOYAGE OF DONALD CROWHURST, and THE HIGHEST STEP IN THE WORLD.