A List of Canadian Art Podcasts
In the age where we consume art daily and quickly, [...]
Despite having had over 100 bylines, including Huffington Post, Canadaland, [...]
In this essay, Daysha Loppie weaves together journalistic research and community responses to propose ways in which we can work to keep our arts community safer from gender-based sexual violence.
This video provides grant writing experience from an emerging artist [...]
This is an informational video discussing the PROS & CONS [...]
When you are an emerging or even mid-career artist, putting together the required CV, artist statement, biography, and portfolio for many applications can be a daunting task. Here are some tips for making it easier.
The passion I have in building creative resilient immigrant communities that are effectively addressing social issues at a grassroots level fuels the dense research I am undertaking. As a result, I have come to view my works as performative containers. Performative in the sense that my cultural memories and explorations of urban liminal spaces are intentionally replayed nonstop through the process of research, creation and public sharing, and containers because they hold and frame personal narratives in constant flux. Through visceral manipulation and critical arts interventions, I examine urban contemporary realities and the fractured cultural landscapes of immigrant femme communities who in the making of their identities are paving the way for transnational dialogue and urban imaginaries.
I am a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and journalist. You could [...]
This panel discussion originally took place February 9, from 6:00-8:00 [...]
This is the archive of a panel discussion that happened [...]