Street Voices is an online media platform on a mission to empower marginalized voices. We are currently looking for photographers, videographers, and journalist who want to take part in our growing media team. The experience this opportunity provides will allow you to expand within the media industry. Activities will include article writing, shooting and editing videos, along with reporting relevant community news

Founded in 2012, the Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators is awarded annually to an emerging Canadian curator under 30 with the aim to foster social innovation and curatorial excellence in Canada. Hosted and administered by the Art Gallery of Guelph, the winner is selected by a jury of arts leaders and receives a $5,000 honorarium as well as mentorship in the development of an exhibition at the Art Gallery of Guelph.

The McMichael Makers’ Market is an online auction featuring Canadian artisans, designers and makers with proceeds going to support of the art of Canada. Participants will earn 50% of each sale while the remainder will go towards supporting the Gallery’s core mission, including exhibitions, educational outreach and public programs. It’s our way of giving back to small, independent Canadian designers and makers who contribute so much to the cultural life of our communities.

This residency is open to early to mid-career Canadian-based visual and media artists working in public space, who identify as Black, Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit and Métis) or racialized, interested in participating in a virtual residency from March through December 2021. Up to ten residents will be selected for this opportunity by a review panel of BIPOC members of the arts community, with half of CreateSpace’s first first cohort reserved for applicants who express a willingness to exhibit work in partnership with ArtworxTO. Program components will be offered primarily in English, with translation and ASL services available as needed to support participation of a diverse community of artists. Applicants must be a Canadian citizen, or Permanent Resident to qualify for this opportunity.

READY fashion Magazine is seeking submissions for its upcoming Debut Edition, Winter January 2021. This first issue of the Magazine will be circulated digitally at the price of $5 per copy to subscribers, while contributors will receive high resolution digital copies at no cost, which can be printed for their personal reference. We are not able to provide print versions as of the moment due to the current pandemic. However, print version of the magazine will be available as of Summer July 2021 issue.

READY fashion Magazine is seeking submissions for its upcoming Debut Edition, Winter January 2021. This first issue of the Magazine will be circulated digitally at the price of $5 per copy to subscribers, while contributors will receive high resolution digital copies at no cost, which can be printed for their personal reference. We are not able to provide print versions as of the moment due to the current pandemic. However, print version of the magazine will be available as of Summer July 2021 issue.

Photographers, models, makeup-artist, stylist, designers and other fashion creatives are invited to submit photographs of their best works for possible inclusion in our magazine. Our editorial covers topics such as style, beauty, art and guidance for fashion. “READY” is an emerging independent brand based out of Toronto with the objective to showcase the latest trends in fashion, beauty, modelling and lifestyle in Canada. We publish monthly with a nationwide circulation and are constantly seeking high quality submissions for our issues.

The current theme for the debut edition, January 2021 is Winter! January is the month that we usually experience the coldest days of the Winter season, sometimes with unfavourable weather conditions. This gives us the opportunity to plan the perfect, snow inspired fashion model photoshot wearing the nicest, cozy, warm outdoor outfit for the cold weather.

Our magazine carries an urban style, we want to see photographs of models in their favourite boots, jeans, snow pant, coat, jacket, parka, sweater, gloves, mittens, scarf, shawl, hood, winter hat, earmuff and well as winter sporting gears and apparels such as ski glasses, snowboarding helmet, etc.… We are ready to publish any open suggestions that carries a creative winter fashion message – whatever style you like to wear while participating in any outdoor winter activity!

MAKE_! (from InterVarsity Canada) is a monthly gathering space for artists of any discipline – visual, word, performing, etc. – to get together, share a meal, reflect on questions of life + faith and, of course, make art.
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In 2020, MAKE_! participants have engaged the themes of Displacement and Belonging, discussing it’s relationship to faith, and creating art pieces to be exhibited as a group show. Due to COVID-19 lockdowns, this showcase was put on pause. However, we are pleased that this exhibit will now be hosted virtually in April 2021, in a unique digital experience, with image, video, and audio components.

Multiple submissions accepted.
Submissions also accepted from non-MAKE_! participants of any faith background.

Photographers may submit up to two (2) photographs and artists may submit up to two (2) photographs of their artwork to be included in a special Black History Month online exhibition, presented by the Museum of Dufferin in partnership with the Dufferin County Canadian Black Association. The exhibition will be presented during the live Black History Month YouTube broadcast on Saturday, February 20th, 2021.

With each submission, a short description/reflection is required. Please tell us about the image/artwork (give context), what drew you to take the photograph or create the artwork and any personal reflections.

Awards will be announced for the following categories: Student Award, Best in Show Award and Juror’s Choice Award.

SSNAP offers $41,000 in awards.
The Salt Spring National Art Prize (SSNAP) is a biennial competition and exhibition of Canadian visual art. The next event is in 2021, with the call for artist submissions open from January 1, to May 31, 2021.
The intent of SSNAP is to encourage artists whose practice demonstrates originality, quality, integrity and creativity—resulting in significant work with visual impact and depth of meaning.
SSNAP was established in 2015 to recognize, showcase and publicize the accomplishments of Canadian visual artists.

BuzzFeed Casting: Black History Month Around the World
BuzzFeed’s Cocoa Butter is now casting Black people across the globe for a video centered around Back History Month. We’re showing Black history month on a global scale!

We’re looking for Black individuals from various countries to share how you celebrate Black History Month!

U.S., U.K., Ireland, Canada, Netherlands, Japan, Brazil, Australia, are our first priority, but feel free to apply if you’re located elsewhere!

This is a paid opportunity, nonunion, and shoots remotely over video conferencing.You must be 18+ to apply. Interested applicants who are not authorized to work in the US must have proper paperwork to receive payment via wire transfer.

Learn more by attending the StART Information Session on January 20, 2021 at 1:00 pm. A video link to a recording of this session will be posted to our website for those who cannot attend.

The City of Toronto is seeking submissions for StreetARToronto’s Partnership Program. The application is open to individual Artists, Artist Collectives, and not-for-profit or charitable organizations operating in the city of Toronto.