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Submit a research-creation project in technological arts for a two-month residency exploring immersive practices combining arts and technology, with a focus on AI, interactivity and collective immersion, or spatial sound.
Organizations apply for funding to develop, enhance, or acquire spaces and equipment that support arts and culture practitioners in British Columbia.
Support for Indigenous-led artistic and cultural activities ranging from traditional to contemporary, experimental, and community-engaged work.
Indigenous organizations and collectives in British Columbia apply for funding to support Indigenous-led artistic and cultural activities including traditional, contemporary, interdisciplinary, experimental, and community-engaged work.
A solo exhibition exploring the artist's personal connection to Tiohtià:ke (Montréal) through works that trace waterways, emphasize collective responsibility, and reframe relationships to the urban environment while drawing from Haudenosaunee ways of understanding place.
Apply for up to $5,000 in accessibility funding to support Deaf artists and artists with disabilities on Toronto Arts Council-funded projects.
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).
Black artists and Black-led organizations can apply for funding to create, develop, or present arts projects across any discipline.
View an exhibition of oil paintings exploring immigration, resettlement, ancestry, family, and cultural identity by artist Jim Bravo.
Organizations and collectives in B.C. can apply for funding to support circulation, touring, and travel activities that enhance exposure of B.C. artists and artworks or provide access to arts and culture experiences within the province.
Apply for funding to support circulation, touring, and travel activities that enhance exposure of B.C. artists and artworks or increase access to arts and culture experiences within or outside the province.
Inuit and First Nations artists in Quebec may apply for microgrants to support creation, research, travel, promotion, and professional development in various artistic disciplines.
Register for professional development workshops in career planning, artistic statements, grants, finances, anti-oppression, intellectual property, and pricing for emerging Quebec contemporary artists.
Apply for additional funding to cover accessibility services, supplies, rental equipment, and other supports required to carry out a project funded by the BC Arts Council.
Artists and organizations with disabilities in Québec can access tailored grant programs, application assistance, and additional funding to cover disability-related project costs.
Inuit and First Nations artists apply for an initial career-boosting grant to support early professional experiences, sponsorships, and artistic development.
Visual artists apply for grants up to $10,000 to acquire and develop tools, equipment, or technology for creation, promotion, and distribution of their work.
Advisory Meeting: Guidance on Grant and Funding Applications - REPAIRE
Artists and cultural workers seeking targeted guidance on specific aspects of a grant or funding application can book one-hour individual consultation sessions with a public funding consultant.
Submit an application for financial support to circulate works, shows, or exhibitions within Quebec, with confirmation from at least one recognized venue.
Support for Inuit and First Nations artists in Quebec to revitalize, create, and transmit traditional and contemporary artistic works.