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Submit original artwork for consideration in the Ampersand Art Rentals & Sales Program, which connects artwork with businesses, designers, and collectors for rental or purchase.
SCA Elected Members are invited to submit up to three artworks in either the Representational or Contemporary category for jurying, with up to two accepted pieces per artist to be displayed online and optionally in the in-person gallery exhibition.
Members are invited to submit non-juried wall artwork depicting handmade pottery in a still life setting, with or without other objects, or scenes of family and friends gathering around a table.
Artists, arts organizations, and collectives apply to create and deliver free community-engaged arts programming at Toronto Public Library branches in designated areas.
Mount Allison University invites Mi'kmaq basket makers and Mi'kmaq-led artistic teams to submit Expressions of Interest for the creation of a permanent public artwork celebrating basketry traditions of Mi'kma'ki for the R.P. Bell Library Centre for Innovation and Learning.
Wabanaki artists and Wabanaki-led teams are invited to submit an Expression of Interest for the creation of a permanent public artwork for an ornamental doorway portico at Mount Allison University's RP Bell Library Centre for Innovation and Learning.
Operating Assistance provides funding to assist the general operations of established community-based non-profit arts organizations working in community engaged arts.
Organizations and collectives apply for two-year project assistance funding to support general operating costs, organizational development, capacity building, and programming.
Submit artworks in various media exploring the theme of Food and its relationship to ritual, identity, culture, and systems.
Submit work to be considered for inclusion in Capture Photography Festival's 2026 Selected Exhibitions Program.
Submit two complementary banner designs (left and right pair) for downtown street display during fall season, with artist statement and resume.
Apply for a 2-year limited-term faculty position in printmaking practices teaching undergraduate and graduate courses and mentoring students.
Submit a cohesive wrap-around mural design for all four exterior walls of an outdoor washroom building reflecting the energy, diversity, history, and community spirit of Douglas Park.
Artists can apply for self-directed short-term studio residencies or participate in programmed residencies that bring together groups of artists around specific themes.
Apply for a project grant in one of four categories: Project Development (up to $3,000), Creation (up to $10,000), Exhibition/Presentation/Dissemination (up to $15,000), or Indigenous Arts Sector Development (up to $15,000).
View an exhibition of cyanotype photographs and beaded earrings by Oglala Lakota artist Jaida Grey Eagle.
Postgraduate award supporting exceptional emerging Canadian painters to study and develop their practice in Europe.
An exhibition featuring 12 pre-selected Canadian artists working across sculpture, installation, photography, and multidisciplinary practices in a site-responsive show at a fire-damaged church.
The exhibition explores ways we move through the world, honouring the land, our stories and each other, celebrating triumphs in our journeys and strengthening connectedness. It features documentaries and contemporary art reflecting on identity, resilience, and belonging through the power of connection across cultures and communities.
Submit credentials in Stage One of a two-stage competition to design, supply, deliver, and install a permanent public art piece in a landscaped area at the future BC Children's Hospital centre for health complexity in Vancouver.
Artists' work will be exhibited and their practices engaged across 10+ Toronto sites and partner regions in the fourth Toronto Biennial of Art, a city-wide, free exhibition and public programming event.
Artists create work on location in Annapolis Royal over a weekend, with remote participants also welcome to contribute works to an online auction.