Image by Nasuna Stuart-Ulin. The DCCADI (Developing Connections and Collaborations Among Digital Initiatives) phase of ARTS2U, funded by the Canada Council Digital Strategy Fund, is now complete! As part of the DCCADI phase, ARTS2U spoke to a range of arts representatives from organizations who work with diversity and inclusion issues on a daily basis. We were […]
Are you a Producer, Arts Enthusiast, or Member of the Media? Be the first to test the newly launched arts2u.ca! ARTS2U is a feed of arts and culture events listings. Information about arts events is compiled into a structured database and fed to media for display on their websites, and directly to arts audiences, saving […]
Photo by Nasuna Stuart-Ulin. ELAN’s Communication Coordinator, Sufia Duez, is returning to us after being away for eight months of maternity leave. This is a milestone moment for ELAN. As for all fledgling arts organizations, staff turnover at ELAN was disturbingly high in the early years due to the short-term nature of salary subsidies for […]
“I wish I’d been affiliated with an Artist’s organization like [ELAN ArtEd] 20 years ago.” cj feury, ArtistsInspire Artist, CityLife interview with host Linton Garner 2019 was an incredible year of growth and learning for ELAN’s ArtEd Initiatives! We are thankful for everyone who collaborated with us throughout the year as we worked to realize […]
LIVE ONLINE on January 14 at 1 PM (EST) Click here to register! Join us for our free ARTS2U – Developing Connections and Collaborations Among Digital Initiatives (DCCADI) Webinar, taking place as a moderated web conference. Moderator and theatre creator Johanna Nutter will host and interview an expert panel comprised of the DCCADI project team […]
Salon du livre de Montréal in its last year at Place Bonaventure, November 2019. Photo courtesy of Salon du livre. Funded for three years by the new Secretariat for Relations with English-Speaking Quebeckers, ELAN’s Québec Relations project has three main objectives: to identify all available funding sources within the provincial government, to help English-speaking arts […]
Guy Rodgers presenting at State of the Arts Activation Conference. Still from video by Daybi. A new year is always an occasion for self-examination, and the beginning of a decade offers a heightened occasion for new perspectives and beginnings. This numerically evocative year – 2020 – invites particular clarity of vision. ELAN has grown rapidly […]
We’ve reached the end of another decade! 2019 was a busy year for ELAN, and we hope you’re excited for what’s still to come. We’d like to thank all of our members, funders, and partners for making this year a success. We wouldn’t be here without you! This year, we celebrated our 15th anniversary together with […]
Photo by Lital Khaikin. “What institutionally sanctioned therapies fail to critically engage with, is the political operation of how the brain becomes subject. Perhaps unconsciously, or perhaps out of willful blindness, the dominant medical strategies in place for treating depression uncritically lend themselves to the neoliberal free marketeering of life – the transformation of life […]
Last week, we published a summary of the first event in our Creative Resilience: Exploring Arts & Health series, the Performative Discussion on burnout at Studio 303. The discussion dealt with key issues such as how to cope with burnout in a social and economic system that is never done extracting value from people and […]
Guy Rodgers speaking at ELAN’s 15th AGM in August. I don’t know anybody who would argue that the world is in a good place as we exit the second decade of the 21st century. News from every corner of globe is alarming, from raging forest fires and torrential floods to leaders who defy democracy and […]
Still from CTV interview with Guy Rodgers. I don’t know anybody who would argue that the world is in a good place as we exit the second decade of the 21st century. News from every corner of globe is alarming, from raging forest fires and torrential floods to leaders who defy democracy and treat the […]
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