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For those who might be interested in doing Video Art!
Video Fever 2022 by Trinity Square Video
—> submission deadline: March 2, 2022

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Co-presented by Trinity Square Video and Vtape CALLING ALL STUDENTS!
Trinity Square Video is seeking video works from undergraduate or graduate level students, who are currently enrolled at any Ontario-based post-secondary institution! Selected works will be part of two screenings taking place in May 2022. One of these screenings will be enhanced with added audio description and presented during the 2022 Video Fever Listening Party.

This is a professional, juried screening. All chosen artists will receive an IMAA screening fee and a free one-year production membership to Trinity Square Video. One selected winner will also receive a $500 cash prize generously sponsored by Vtape.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 2nd March 2022 Click here to submit your application
Submissions must be single channel videos, under 10 minutes in length and will be selected for screening by the Video Fever jury. Videos will be judged according to artistic merit and technical intention: we are looking for works that offer conceptual and formal innovations in their investigation into video as a critical medium.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

More than one entry per artist is permitted.

All genres of video are accepted, but this is a contest for video artists, and emphasis will be given to innovative uses of medium, genre or content.

All entries must include a completed submission form sent to us by email.

Please do not send supplementary material. We only require the video and completed submission form.

Creation date of work must be 2020, 2021, or 2022.

Videos must be under 10 minutes and single channel only.

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Co-presented by Trinity Square Video and Vtape CALLING ALL STUDENTS! Trinity Square Video is seeking video works from undergraduate or graduate level students, who are currently enrolled at any Ontario-based post-secondary institution! Selected works will be part of two screenings taking place in May 2022.

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ArtReach's granting program supports community-based arts programming led by youth artists and youth-led groups/ collectives/ organizations that serve youth from equity-deserving populations in Toronto who face systemic barriers to accessing high-quality arts opportunities.

Our grant funds are available each year thanks to our partnership with the Toronto Arts Council (TAC). Learn more about this partnership .

ArtReach runs one granting round annually, with applications opening December 1st, and due February 1st at 11:59pm each year.

This document has information on eligibility, who can apply, available funds, allowable expenses, and more.

Review the application questions, budget, and workplan you'll be required to submit.

Click the Apply button below (active from December 1 - February 1 annually) to access the application form!

If your program will run in-person, you must follow all public health guidelines as outlined by Toronto Public Health as related to the COVID-19 pandemic. We also encourage you to consider contingency planning in the event of unforeseen implementations of stricter guidelines (EG. moving back a phase, lockdowns, etc.)

We highly recommend that you draft your application in a separate document before filling out the online form. While generally problem-free, technical errors can happen during this process and could result in you losing your responses before you are able to submit them.

One-on-One Supports : These virtual meetings are an opportunity for applicants to meet one-on-one with ArtReach's Program Manager to receive feedback on your application draft, get support with planning your project, or request tips for strengthening your writing. Sign up ! (Link is active from December 1st - February 1st annually)

Grant Writing Workshops : Workshops will be held on Wednesday, December 8th, 2021 and Wednesday, January 12th, 2022 from 6:00-8:00pm. These sessions will explore the basics of preparing a grant application for ArtReach's upcoming deadline, breaking down the main components of our application, including the proposal, work plan and budget, and will provide tips for creating a clear and concise application. Registration will be available on artreach.org/workshops when open.

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ArtReach's granting program supports community-based arts programming led by youth artists and youth-led groups/ collectives/ organizations that serve youth from equity-deserving populations in Toronto who face systemic barriers to accessing high-quality arts opportunities. Our grant funds are available each year thanks to our partnership with the Toronto Arts Council (TAC).

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We're proud to be Canada's public arts funder. We contribute to the vibrancy of a creative and diverse arts and literary scene through our grants, services, prizes and payments to Canadian artists and arts organizations.

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We're proud to be Canada's public arts funder. We contribute to the vibrancy of a creative and diverse arts and literary scene through our grants, services, prizes and payments to Canadian artists and arts organizations.

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Toronto Arts Council is the City of Toronto’s funding body for artists and arts organizations, that supports artistic excellence and increases access to the arts throughout the City of Toronto.

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Ontario Arts Council - Conseil des arts de l'Ontario - Welcome | Bienvenue

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With this second issue of Mapping Residencies magazine, we aim to reopen the debate on what it means to work in a network within the field of art production: what is it that makes them effective? How can they generate increased artistic and social impact?

Moreover, to what extent does the artist's need to establish contact networks tally with his/her work in the studio? How does it affect the creation process and the artistic validation system?

The magazine features articles, interviews and a discussion forum that offer an extensive range of views. Some of these are optimistic while others challenge or criticise the raison d'être and the workings of a network devoted to art creation and the meaning of the word "networking" within the contemporary art system.

Cuauhtémoc Medina's familiar text " Beyond Networking " (originally published in Folio 025 of the collection Folios MUAC) opens the magazine. Our intention is to highlight his analysis of the transformation of the Mexican art scene over recent decades and the experiment in curatorial research and artist interaction conducted by the University Contemporary Art Museum.

Danda Jaroljmek, Director of the Circle Art Agency, provides Mapping Residencies with an interview in which she offers her perspective on the panorama of artistic creation in East Africa regarding infrastructures and opportunities for mobility and professional development for artists. She also explains Circle Art Agency's initiative aimed at promoting visibility and market opportunities for contemporary artists in Africa.

Molly Rideout is the Co-Director of Grin City Collective and Co-Chair of the Arts + Ecology Affinity Group of the Alliance of Artists Communities. In an article for Mapping Residencies, "This is The Part Where We Save The Earth", she recounts the challenges and experiences on developing an ecological residence for artists and the new aims to pursue in order to maintain a more effective, cohesive network on art and ecology.

Beatriz Meseguer, the cultural journalist, has also contributed an article, with her theme being freeDimensional (an organisation that currently operates as ArtistSafety.net). This is another major reason for maintaining an international network between organisations: to serve as an emergency response in support of artists and other people who are at risk because of their work for social change.

This edition of Mapping Residencies also features a collective interview conducted by the Mapping Residencies team with artists who participated in a residency program through a network organization ( Phaptawan Suwannakudt, Ali Cherri, Akiq AW, Basir Mahmood, Susanne Bosch, Mónica Rikić, Kelvin Brown, Bernhard Hetzenauer, Anaisa Franco, Shiraz Bayjoo, Gail Priest, Giorgio Cugno, Katie Lee, and Abel Korinsky). This reveals the perspective of 14 artists in response to three key questions: (1) what are the main obstacles you encounter in pursuit of your profession as an artist in your country? (2) to what extent does participation in a residency program help your work? and (3) what role does the establishing of contact networks play in your work?

We also reprint an extract from the book, "A Congregation of Volitions for the Arts: Discussions on Residency Spaces 2012", which was first published by the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture as part of the Network Project of Residency Spaces and Alternative Art Spaces held in Seoul in 2012. Our aim is to build on the discussion forum in which three of the principal promotors of networking endeavors in Korea (Kim No-am, Seo Jin-seok and Kim Hee-young) bring their experience and critical vision to the workings of alternative space and residency networks and discuss the future direction for creation spaces.

Finally, our interview with Eliza Roberts, Vice President of Res Artis and Asialink Arts Residencies Manager, brings us first-hand information on the establishing of the Asia-Australia-Europe Creative Residency Network (AAECRN). This is the residency network in Asia, Australia and Europe implemented by Res Artis, On The Move, Asialink, and the National Association of the Visual Arts (NAVA).

The concluding section of the magazine features a DIRECTORY. Created with a view to being a starting point, it lists the principal artist residency networks, information exchange platforms and other related artistic/cultural networks.

Beyond networking
Cuauhtémoc Medina

Interview with Danda Jaroljmek

This is The Part Where We Save The Earth
Molly Rideout

freeDimensional, an international support network for endangered artists
Beatriz Meseguer

Questionnaire to Artists in [Networked] Residence: Phaptawan Suwannakudt, Ali Cherri, Akiq AW, Basir Mahmood, Susanne Bosch, Mónica Rikić, Kelvin Brown, Bernhard Hetzenauer, Anaisa Franco, Shiraz Bayjoo, Gail Priest, Giorgio Cugno, Katie Lee, Abel Korinsky

Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture "The Networking Fever Sweeping over Residency Spaces and Alternative Spaces around the Nation,
Must it Continue?
Network Project of Residency Spaces and Alternative Art Spaces 2012

Interview with Eliza Roberts:
Asia-Australia-Europe Creative Residency Network (AAECRN)

PART TWO
Directory:
_Residence Networks

_Information Exchange Platforms

_Other related artistic or cultural networks

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With this second issue of Mapping Residencies magazine, we aim to reopen the debate on what it means to work in a network within the field of art production: what is it that makes them effective? How can they generate increased artistic and social impact?

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Rivet is a unified search platform designed to help you find and activate opportunities to advance your creative practice.

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Res Artis acknowledges the Wurundjeri First Peoples of the Kulin Nations as the Traditional Custodians on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of our international headquarters. We give respect to their Ancestors and Elders, past and present, and to all Indigenous peoples globally.

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DutchCulture is the network organisation for international cultural cooperation. Find out more about DutchCulture on our website.

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Article - 31 Art Galleries (in Canada) Accepting Artist Submissions

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Article - 31 Art Galleries (in Canada) Accepting Artist Submissions

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The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie (AGGP) welcomes proposals from artists and curators in all media for exhibitions or special projects. The Gallery presents a diverse program of exhibitions, lectures and meetings with artists, and is involved in the production of curated exhibitions connected to themes developed by the gallery. Together, the programs propose a critical reflection on today's art and culture. Submissions to the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie should be submitted for the sole purpose of informing the curator of your work - submissions should not be directed toward a specific exhibition proposal.

The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie is one of the largest Free Admission galleries in Western Canada. It is one of a number of programmed spaces within the Montrose Culture Centre and shares communal spaces with the Grande Prairie Public Library and Teresa Sargent Hall.

>> Art Gallery of Grande Prairie Submission Process

Art Gallery of Peterborough Artist Submissions (Peterborough)

The Art Gallery of Peterborough is a non-profit public gallery dedicated to exhibiting and collecting visual works of art.

Our goal is to present contemporary visual art by artists from the region and across the nation. Some historical and international works are also shown. The exhibitions are supported with programs including lectures, workshops, and publications. We make curatorial choices in selecting the work for each particular exhibition, whether it is featured in the main gallery or in the smaller exhibition areas.

>> Art Gallery of Peterborough Submission Process

Artworld Fine Art (Toronto)
"Artworld Fine Art is always interested in viewing works by established and emerging artists."
Under the vision and lead of Donna Child, the gallery's principal, Artworld has become a destination for Fine Art and Culturally diverse events. The gallery advocates for making art accessible and inclusive for diverse cultures and demographics through Public Art Classes, Workshops. Spoken Word nights and other art related events.

Canvas Gallery Artist Submissions (Toronto)

Canvas Gallery accepts submissions on an ongoing basis! All submissions will be reviewed but please understand that we are no longer able to respond unless there is interest in the work. Additionally, at this time Canvas Gallery is only working with Canadian artists or artists currently living and working in Canada.

Canvas Gallery offers a regularly changing, extensive inventory of original artworks by more than 120 established and emerging artists from across Canada.

>> Canvas Gallery Submission Process

Northern Contemporary (Toronto)

"Northern Contemporary is always looking to collaborate with artists or collectives to work together on exhibitions."
Submission Process:
>> Northern Contemporary Gallery Submission Process

About the Gallery:
Located in the historic Parkdale Theater building at 1605 Queen street west in the neighbourhood of Parkdale, Northern Contemporary aims to showcase work from a wide range of artists focusing on illustrative, representational, urban, lowbrow, comic, pop art, and experimental work.

Gallery 78 (Fredericton)
"Gallery 78 welcomes submissions from established and emerging Atlantic Canadian artists seeking gallery representation. Prior to your submission, please familiarize yourself with our gallery by visiting our website and reviewing the work of our artists to determine whether you believe your work might be a good fit. We do not accept walk-in requests to review artists' work. We review new work through email attachments or websites."
Gallery 78 is renowned for its exceptional service, warm hospitality, high quality art selection, expert advice, honesty and integrity. Clients have trusted the gallery since 1976 to help build their art collections and beautify their homes and offices. Gallery 78 serves a clientele of corporate, private, and public collectors in Canada and abroad.

Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery Artist Submissions (Sarnia)

The Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery is a free public art gallery located in Downtown Sarnia, Ontario. With more than 400 members, over 1,100 works of Canadian art in the permanent collection, and with the support of a keen volunteer team, the gallery serves an immediate community of 128,000 people across Lambton County.

We approach our job with a regional responsibility and an appreciation for the national sensibility; responding to issues that matter in our immediate community within the broader context of the Canadian cultural economy. We offer a variety of historical and contemporary exhibitions that, as per our mandate, focus on visual art and visual culture by Canadian artists of national and regional calibre in a dynamic environment.

>> Judith & Norman Alix Submission Process

Lotus Cafe & Gallery Artist Submissions (Edmonton)

Our unique art exhibits are a great way to enjoy the collections and meet professional artists from Edmonton, Alberta Canada. Each exhibit introduces a contemporary theme to keep you and your family inspired. Stay tuned for exhibits featuring international artists collaborations.

>> Lotus Cafe & Gallery Submission Process

Xspace Cultural Centre (Toronto)

"Xpace Cultural Centre accepts proposals of all media from student and emerging artists, curators and/or designers. Exhibitions are selected by our Programming Committee, composed of Xpace staff, representatives from the OCAD Student Union and an outside member of the Toronto arts community. All selected artists/designers/curators are paid, and there is no fee to apply."
Submission Process:
>> Xspace Cultural Centre Submission Process

About the Gallery:
Xpace Cultural Centre is a not-for-profit artist-run centre dedicated to providing emerging and student artists, designers, curators and writers with opportunities to showcase their work in a professional setting. Xpace is supported by the OCAD Student Union.

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31 Art Galleries (in Canada) Accepting Artist Submissions

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The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie (AGGP) welcomes proposals from artists and curators in all media for exhibitions or special projects. The Gallery presents a diverse program of exhibitions, lectures and meetings with artists, and is involved in the production of curated exhibitions connected to themes developed by the gallery.

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Where artists go for a comprehensive listing of upcoming calls & art opportunities.

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Cultural Careers Council Ontario presents WorkInCulture: Canada’s leading resource for careers in art and culture.

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Contemporary Canadian & international works

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Even from a distance, art can bring us together. The support of our community has inspired the AGO in these unprecedented times, and by opening the virtual doors of the Gallery, we continue to share the joy and wonder of art. We are also working to safeguard and conserve our remarkable collection while preparing for future exhibitions and special programming.

Philanthropy has always been and remains critical to making this possible. Please click below to make a special gift in support of the AGO and making art accessible.

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Even from a distance, art can bring us together. The support of our community has inspired the AGO in these unprecedented times, and by opening the virtual doors of the Gallery, we continue to share the joy and wonder of art.

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Contemporary Art

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Exhibition/Artist Residencies for Women!

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Mentoring Artists for Women's Art encourages and supports the intellectual and creative development of visual artists by providing an ongoing forum for education and critical dialogue from feminist perpsectives.

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Printmaking

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Centre for Contemporary Photography

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Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography

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We are an artist-run centre committed to supporting multi-faceted approaches to photography and lens-based media.

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Exhibition Space for Emerging artists

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Video Tour: urDaughter.xyz visits Xpace!

A special video tour of our September 2020 exhibitions by #theGoProVlogger @urdaughter.xyz 🌟✨ Featured exhibitions: Your Hands and Eyes Keep Us Alive curated by Cleopatria Peterson with work by Kaya Joan, Forest van Winkle and Clara Lynas Hands that Gather and Forget by Ana Luisa and Sebastian Rodriguez y Vasti

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Video Tour: urDaughter.xyz visits Xpace!

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Exhibition space for emerging artists

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Current Exhibition

First Date is the first-annual Glory Hole Gallery exhibition that showcases emerging GTA-based 2SLGBTQ+ artists in a solo exhibition at Whippersnapper Gallery. Our inaugural First Date exhibition will feature the work of Scarborough-based artist, Jega Delisca, in the exhibition Don't Go Unspoken. Don't Go Unspoken will take place both online on the Glory Hole Gallery website and in-person at Whippersnapper Gallery, with limited, and scheduled viewing, and in-person viewing from the window on Dundas Street.

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First Date is the first-annual Glory Hole Gallery exhibition that showcases emerging GTA-based 2SLGBTQ+ artists in a solo exhibition at Whippersnapper Gallery. Our inaugural First Date exhibition will feature the work of Scarborough-based artist, Jega Delisca, in the exhibition Don't Go Unspoken.

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Tell us the name & location of the public gallery and one thing you remember!

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Tell us the name & location of the commercial gallery and one thing you remember!

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Tell us the name & location of the ARC and one thing you remember!

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Version 1 of ARCA's Online Directory of Artist-Run Centres was launched in the fall of 2014. This Directory replaces the print version published every four years until 2010 by the Regroupement des centres d'artistes autogérés du Québec (RCAAQ). The online directory introduces artist-run centres in Canada and provides basic information including a geolocalized map, links to a website and social media for more complete information. Its electronic format facilitates regular updates, provide searchable fields, and ensures easy and free access to everyone, in both official languages. Great efforts have been made to keep the Directory up to date using a simple, albeit not perfect strategy for collecting information from our members' existing communications, without adding to their workload. The hope is that v. 2 will provide a few more searcheable fields, updated profiles in French and in English (in ASL, in Cree?), some pictures/media, designed in coherence with ARCA's visual culture, and maybe a print-on-demand version too.

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Version 1 of ARCA's Online Directory of Artist-Run Centres was launched in the fall of 2014. This Directory replaces the print version published every four years until 2010 by the Regroupement des centres d'artistes autogérés du Québec (RCAAQ).