Thanks to all members who have joined our ARTSCAST Instagram page, and to our ARTSCAST Live Broadcast Series Facebook page. Some big news: Our ARTSCAST website is available and ready to onboard producers! You can also send a email directly to Rene Bernal at Rene@artscast.ca to get your guide and start uploading broadcast events to […]
Looking to upgrade your grant writing skills for that next big application but not sure where to turn? Québec Relations has you covered! Join us October 22nd from 2 to 3 PM for the latest in our webinar series. Our grant writing consultant June Park will walk you through the ins and outs of applying for CALQ grants and […]
ArtistsInspire $1500 School Grants: Calling on all Artists and allies to help us encourage all eligible Quebec schools to apply! Please share our 2020-2021 ArtistsInspire School Grants program brochure with educators and parents you know who have connections to English public elementary & secondary schools. Read on to find out more about our 2020-21 School […]
This fall and winter ELAN will be shooting a number of group interviews with ten participants in 2-hour sessions. We are calling for a quote for a single group interview, with the understanding that the same procedure and cost structure will apply to the final number of group interviews to be filmed. Ten participants will […]
As a result of the impact of Covid-19, new ways to help artists earn revenue are being tested. ARTS2U is happy to announce the ARTSCAST Pilot Project Live Broadcast Series! You can see all the details on our facebook page. Please join and stay tuned for more events! Click here to learn more about […]
September is upon is and it’s the perfect time to learn how Québec Relations can help you make the most of the months ahead! Whether it’s approachable and informative webinars or one-on-one support to help you apply for funding, we’re providing English-speaking arts and culture organizations with the resources they need to not only gain […]
ELAN ArtEd’s Team is working hard to prepare for and communicate the 2020-2021 ArtistsInspire experience with educators, featuring multiple, sustained interactions with experienced Artists adept at virtual facilitation. Please help us by sharing the ArtistsInspire website with educators you know across Quebec and encouraging educators from qualifying schools on to contact us for more information […]
Guy Rodgers speaking at ELAN’s 2020 AGM via Zoom. Photo: Juan Velasquez ELAN held its 16th Annual General Meeting on August 24. It was our first online AGM and the first AGM not followed by a schmoozer. This is the year of doing things differently. I want to thank the 90 people who joined us […]
Are you an individual artist or collective looking to develop your practice and pursue new opportunities but not sure how to move forward? Or maybe you’re feeling limited by the funding available to you and wondering how you can access a larger and more diverse range of grants? Québec Relations can help you take the […]
ARTCAST pilot project will be a series of live broadcasts taking place in August and September that will showcase Quebec artists performing in small venues. The initiative will undertake a comparative analysis of services that offer solid options for artists to create high quality broadcasts. Documentation on best practices and “how-to” guides will be shared […]
ArtistsInspire pivoted from April to July 2020 to offer arts and learning online for people of all ages. We are delighted that our participants include many teachers! From Toy Theatre to Doodle Challenge and Spoken Word, teachers attended with and without their students, creating engaging intergenerational exchange and art-making, while learning new strategies and skills […]
Initiative by ELAN’s Inclusion Committee Written by Renée Yoxon As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, artists everywhere have had their livelihoods impacted. In Canada, no province has been harder hit than Quebec. Quebec’s Premiere, François Legault, and Minister of Culture and Communications, Nathalie Roy, recently announced a recovery plan for Quebec’s arts sector that […]
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