Evacuation minus extraction plus exaltation minus exsanguination plus. Submissions due by May 7. Guest curator Mikiki collaborates with Mile Zero Dance in inviting you to consider and submit a project for our upcoming June 12 event; Some considerations and concerns to be addressed may be included from the following list.
The National Forum’s purpose is to bring together lawyers, law students, art organizations, and artists from across the country to discuss how we can increase access to justice for the arts sector. We wanted to invite you to participate in these conversations, and represent the voice of your specific discipline.
We dive into the federal budget, providing what you need to know about for sector recovery. Join Canadian Dance Assembly and Global Public Affairs’ Cultural Industries team to review the federal government supports that are available for the dance sector, including new opportunities from Budget 2021. A presentation will be
Dance Safe Canada and Dance Safe Alberta are pleased to invite any and all dance parents to join us for a conversation about how we as parents can support our dancers through this latest round of restrictions. Many dancers have been left without a performance season that they so desperately
May 13th - May 29th REELING: Dance on Screen is a series of film screenings presented by Mile Zero Dance, every second year. Each time the breadth, scope, and quality improves greatly along with technical knowhow, as the form expands and more filmmakers become aware of dance as a viable
Hot on the the heels of a two-month, dance filmmaking creative intensive, Dancers’ Studio West is proud to premiere seven poignant new films at our 2nd Annual, online Quick + Dirty: A Festival of Emerging Artists and Ideas. These urgent films originate and emerge from inquires of imagination, time, gender,
Come and play with us in our Live Lab on Thursday 19th May 10.00 PDT, 13.00 EDT, 14.00 ADT/14.30 NL, 18.00 GMT @ https://dcd.dgen.net/live/ @ Join us for an exciting session that brings the past and the present together with some of Canada's future artists. Dance and Theatre Production students from Ryerson
Deadline: May 22, 2021 MZD is hosting a drive-in movie event and requires volunteer power to make it a success! The event takes place on Saturday, May 29 within the parking lot of Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre (8330 82 Ave NW). Volunteers duties may involve: Providing guests up to date information and
A Pacific Legal Education & Outreach event as part of the 2021 Vancouver International Dance Festival About this event Virtual performances have carried many of us through the pandemic, providing new ways for us to experience art, and stay connected. But, what are the concerns for dance artists when going
Date - May 30th 2021. Doors open at 4 pm. The audition starts at 5 pm. #115, 3953 112 Ave SE Calgary, AB Tryzub is always looking for enthusiastic and experienced dancers to join the Ensemble. Interested dancers must be at least 18 years of age, or 16 with parental
Date - May 30th 2021. Doors open at 6:30 pm. The audition starts at 7 pm. #115, 3953 112 Ave SE Calgary, AB Junior Tryzub is looking for enthusiastic and experienced dancers. Interested dancers must be at least 12 years of age. Interested dancers are encouraged to contact the school
Alberta Small and Medium Enterprise Relaunch Grant: Full information here: https://www.alberta.ca/sme-relaunch-grant.aspx. Funds can be used to: Cover costs of items that help prevent the spread of COVID-19, such as personal protective equipment and cleaning supplies. Pay rent, employee wages or replace inventory. Help businesses expand their online presence or e-commerce
Due to Covid-19, we are going about the audition process a little differently this year. Please send an email to harbourdanceitp@gmail.com with the subject line: Audition. Once we have received your request, you will be invited to the 2 private audition videos. You will have 48 hours from the time sent to
The City of Edmonton and the Edmonton Arts Council recognize that arts facilities are an important part of the community. As with any public facility, the costs associated with maintaining it can often exceed what users of that facility can reasonably support on a per-use basis. The Arts Building Operating
Grants for Individuals and Collectives – 2021 *Formerly the Cultural Diversity in the Arts Project Grant* Deadline: 11:59 MDT on June 1, 2021 The Edmonton Arts Council is committed to supporting a wide range of artforms and communities. This commitment is guided by Connections & Exchanges: A 10-Year Plan To Transform
Woezo Africa Music & Dance Theatre Inc. and Action Dignity’s B.L.A.C.K (Becoming Leaders Acquiring Critical Knowledge) youth program present Roots to Branches, an animation project for African, Caribbean and Black youths (ages 12 - 22.) We’re looking for 10 unique stories of lived experiences from youth in Calgary. We will
Fantasy Picnic - The Complete Rites & Rituals of Spring Awakening. Curated bt Mikiki June 12 at 7 PM MDT Online $15 or by donation A Mile Zero Dance Salon curated by performance & video artist and queer community health activist Mikiki. Spring is a time for us to celebrate
Program Guidelines Published: March 28, 2021 Applications Open: May 3, 2021 Deadline: June 14, 2021 at 4:30pm MT This program is intended to provide one-time project funding to individual artists and artist collectives who pursue a professional practice, working in any artistic discipline. Artists must either be Calgary-based (known as Moh’kinsstis in Blackfoot),
Call for artisans, performers and community pop-ups for Meet the Street festival, happening September 3-5 in downtown Red Deer. All applicants and activities must prioritize the health and safety of participants and must comply with current public health restrictions. For more information and online application forms, visit reddeer.ca/meetthestreet. Please note:
“An Ex-Cabaret Dancer’s Ovarian Sculptures and a Ritual of Mathematical Healing presented by KO Dance Projects; sponsored by Alberta Foundation for the Arts and the Edmonton Arts Council. Another mysterious guerrilla, site-specific performance by maverick local choreographer, KO, taking rhythmic human sculpture, the shaman coyote and a ritual of cabaret mathematics, into
