Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
Put a little spring in your step with “OrKidstra’s End-of-Year Virtual Celebration!”
Join us on Thursday, June 10, 2021, at 5:30 PM (EDT), from your virtual “front-row seat,” for a free online celebration of music, hope, joy, and belonging premiering live on YouTube. This musical online event is perfect for the whole family!
A practical, five-week course for creators at all levels of development that uses ‘world creation’ techniques from game development as a starting point to realize the landscape of an imaginary world, its inhabitants, and places where drama begins. This workshop will be led by Cree playwright Kenneth T. Williams in collaboration with game developers at Improbable Canada, an Edmonton game development start-up specializing in building the next generation of flexible multiplayer role-playing games.
Applying for an arts grant can be confusing or overwhelming. This spring, the Ontario Arts Council (OAC) is offering a series of webinars for Ontario-based artists and arts groups to learn the basics of applying for OAC funding.
These webinars are for people who:
ON THE EDGE TOUR
APRIL 12-16 & 19-23, 2021 | A VIRTUAL & INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCE
Le Camp de jour de la relâche du MAJ, c’est une semaine d’exploration et d’expérimentation de gestes artistiques variés, avec une approche ludique et décomplexée qui s’inscrit dans un véritable processus créatif. Les enfants découvriront le potentiel du médium papier à travers une diversité d’approches plastiques et d’espaces d’expérimentation qui stimuleront l’imagination et la créativité. Tout au long de la semaine, plusieurs activités seront proposées : dessin, collage, peinture, gravure, assemblage et installation.
The Canadian Network for Arts & Learning is pleased to announce a third series of online roundtable discussions for arts and learning practitioners to share the realities they are facing as we head into the second wave of the pandemic. We invite everyone to take part in the exchange as we discuss measures taken to virtually connect with your students, audiences, other stakeholders and the public, how you foresee moving forward in your practice in the next few months and into the future, and other topics.&nbs
At Gateway Academy we believe in creativity, courage and connection, and in times like these, our core tenets are more important than ever. By providing our students the space they need to create, express themselves, and connect with one another, we aim to contribute to our student’s emotional and social well-being, reminding them that it’s okay to have fun right now.
