Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
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.
Rejoignez-moi pour la 11e édition de Caitlin's Cozy Concerts, la série de concerts où vous pouvez rester confortable chez vous et ne pas attraper COVID!
THÈME: ON S'AMUSE AVEC LES AMI.E.S
Fantaisie n° 11 en sol majeur - Georg Philipp Telemann
Pièce pour deux flûtes - Colleen Muriel [avec Bethany Mclean!]
Canonic Sonata n° 1 (III. Allegro) et n° 2 (III. Allegro assai) - Georg Philipp Telemann [avec Ted Cameron!]
Please join me for the 11th instalment of Caitlin's Cozy Concerts, the concert series where you can stay cozy at home and not catch COVID!
For over 30 years, Common Ground has been invested in developing technologies that seek to break down barriers of access in scholarly communication. In each phase, we’ve built media platforms to support spaces for interdisciplinary dialogue, before such approaches were in vogue; connected international voices, when disciplines were too often isolated in national silos; and supported an agenda of access and equality, by offering pathways and opportunities for diverse voices.
For over 30 years, Common Ground has been invested in developing technologies that seek to break down barriers of access in scholarly communication. In each phase, we’ve built media platforms to support spaces for interdisciplinary dialogue, before such approaches were in vogue; connected international voices, when disciplines were too often isolated in national silos; and supported an agenda of access and equality, by offering pathways and opportunities for diverse voices.
We’re accepting applications for the Suncor Indigenous Artist Program! Much like the Artist in Residency program, the Suncor Indigenous Artist Program follows the traditional residency model and is based on the idea of making art and engaging with the community through art.
This program supports one Indigenous artist within ACWB’s Artist in Residency and will run for three to four weeks between September and December, 2021.
Indigenous artists from across Wood Buffalo and Canada are encouraged to apply for this opportunity.
We’re accepting applications for the Suncor Indigenous Artist Program until June 30, 2021 @ 12 p.m. (Noon). This residency will run for 3 to 4 weeks between September and December 2021.
"The Messenger"
June 18th from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm CDT
What would an Arts Impact Community look like? What would it need to gain buy-in and be shaped by its users, to be an equitable learning resource and system of support, to have a culture of open-ness, to be innovative, exploratory, and scalable?
This conference is a catalyst for Building an Arts Impact Community.