Conference

CALL FOR PROPOSALS
7th International Conference on Narrative Inquiry in Music Education (NIME7) 

*Postponed*

Our theme “CREATIVE SYNERGY” focuses on innovative partnerships, contemporary arts practice and the celebration of authentic voices & diverse perspectives. This event provides professional development opportunities for visual arts education professionals including: classroom teachers, museum educators, administrators, college and university professors, researchers, students of art education, teaching artists and more!

The Teacher Education Office in the Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia is proud to host the 32nd annual WestCAST conference. We would like to extend an open invitation to everyone involved in teacher education, throughout the western provinces and elsewhere, to this exciting event.

In cities around the world, the creative arts and interactive digital media sectors are bringing their respective skills together to imagine and create exciting new events, art and products – merging digital technologies with artistic practice. In Manitoba, we’re ready to showcase what our vibrant arts community and interactive digital media sector can do together.

Beadwork Symposium: Ziigimineshin Winnipeg 2020

February 6 – 9, 2020
(Times to be Announced closer to the event)
Manitoba Museum,  190 Rupert Avenue, Winnipeg MB
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

About
Ziigimineshin Winnipeg 2020 is the second iteration of the Beadwork Symposia, this one organized by the Manitoba Craft Council (MCC) in partnership with Urban Shaman, Manitoba Museum, Mentoring Artists for Women’s Art. Ziigimineshin is being held in conjunction with the following exhibitions:

About this Event

Art Vancouver along with Project Her Inc. presents

the opportunity to engage with four remarkable speakers at our event, Hacking Success an Artists Way.

Date: Thursday, Nov 7, 2019

Venue: The Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre in Vancouver

The success of an artist, or any professional, does not occur in isolation. We offer you the opportunity to learn how to ‘hack’ success by diving into the background of the business of art, including such areas of legal care and bookkeeping.

Art Talks 

Hacking Success An Artists Way presents an opportunity to engage with four remarkable speakers. 

The success of an artist, or any professional, does not occur in isolation. We offer you the opportunity to learn how to ‘hack’ success by diving into the background of the business of art, including such areas as legal care and bookkeeping.

An advanced professional development (APD) workshop focusing on energy management for museums and other heritage facilities has been scheduled to take place from November 18 to November 21, 2019, at the Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) in Ottawa.

Language(s)
English

Delivery
In-person training. A one-day live webcast option also offered.

Facilitator(s)
Stephen Dixon and Michel Parent, from the Canadian Institute for Energy Training (CIET), and staff from the CCI Preservation Services Division

Registration fees (HST included)

JOIN A WORLD-RENOWNED SLATE OF EXPERTS IN AREAS SUCH AS EARLY LEARNING, MUSEOLOGY, THE VALUE OF PLAY, AND MORE!

On December 4–5, 2019, the Canadian Children’s Museum is holding a Symposium on Family Learning, Inclusion and the Value of Play in Museums at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec.

Joignez-vous à des spécialistes de renommée en muséologie, en conception d’expositions et en apprentissage pour explorer l’expérience de visite selon la perspective des enfants et des familles d’aujourd’hui. Le Symposium sur l’apprentissage familial, l’inclusion et l’importance du jeu dans les musées accueillera des conférencières et des conférenciers d’Amérique du Nord, d’Europe et d’Australie pour traiter de multiples sujets, dont l’art du jeu, l’apprentissage créatif et la famille au XXIe siècle.