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Creating a Thriving Art Practice as a Rural Artist
Living rurally comes with its own set of barriers. So how do you navigate that as a practicing or emerging artist?
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Make Your Own Self Soothing Desk Kit
Now that we are working online, I needed to modify how I connect with others and that includes how I take care of myself. I realized that the bag I brought to in-person events was something I could recreate for myself, so I created my Self Soothing Desk Kit.
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Art Export Series – Booking & Touring as an Independent Artist
In today’s digital world, how do you navigate exporting your [...]
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Directories for Supporting Canadian Black Businesses
When it comes to being a wealth of wisdom regarding [...]
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Should I Go Back to School?
As someone who has a masters, two bachelors and a PhD, I know only too well the allure and downsides of having more letters after your name than in it. In what follows, I offer some ways to think about whether higher education is for you, and some tips and tricks if you’re contemplating returning to school during the pandemic.
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Art from Experience Training: An Artist’s Relationship to Power in Society
Author Kat Singer (they/them) is a multimedia artist, activist, facilitator [...]
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Artscape Daniels Launchpad Learning Videos
Artscape Daniels Launchpad is Toronto Artscape's newest collaborative space. [...]
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Free Online Arts & Culture Content, Resources and Creative Networking
With warmer weather creeping up on us and physical distancing measures still in effect, many are yearning to reconnect not only with family and friends, but with their broader social and creative networks as well. From ongoing calls for Art and work opportunities, to multimedia databases and arts programming, check out a few of these local and national initiatives if you are craving some inspired interaction.