ART + CONTESTATION
Research and production residency for French artists Location: Ottawa, Canada, with research trips to Toronto and Montréal Projected dates: March 15–April 15, 2022 Deadline for applications: December 20, 2022
FETE ACCOMPLIE – Serious Game – How to Manage a Music Festival?
FETE ACCOMPLIE A serious game on music festival organisation SUMMARY: You are a festival director in charge of a music
Vancouver & Edmonton – IMAGINE VAN GOGH: The Immersive Exhibition
Presented in Vancouver from March 19, 2021 and announced in Edmonton, the immersive exhibition Imagine Van Gogh, designed by Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron of
Night Of Ideas Toronto
Thinking through the night with artists, writers, philosophers, historians, neuroscientists and other restless minds. On January 25th, 2018, join us at Hart House from 7pm to 7am for Toronto’s
Luce Lebart
Could you tell us a little about yourself? My passion for photography dates back to my childhood. I remember these moments where I would dig through piles of family
The FRAC
The French Regional Contemporary Art Funds (Frac) are an original and essential supporting tool for creation, territory's cultural development and public education, especially the mobility of collections that characterize
Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication
The Minister of Culture is in charge of national museums and monuments, promoting and protecting the arts (visual, plastic, theatrical, musical, dance, architectural, literary, televisual and cinematographic) in France and worldwide.
CALL FOR ENTRIES 2016 – Centre International des Récollets
The Institut français and the City of Paris offer an artist-in-residence program dedicated to established foreign artists and writers at the Centre international d’accueil et d’échanges des Récollets, a
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCES AT RECOLLETS
Candidate profile: This program is intended for individual established writers and artists. The candidates must: - be foreigners and be able to prove a residency abroad (electricity or gas
Paul Lang
We spoke with Paul Lang, a real lover of French art, the current Chief Curator of the National Gallery of Canada(NGC) in Ottawa, and the curator of the Gallery’s European art