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This site presents translated summaries of information obtained from each funding body’s website. While we strive to ensure that all program information is as accurate and up-to-date as possible, we encourage users to consult each funder’s program documentation in full or to contact a program officer directly with any questions prior to submitting an application.
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This residency program is intended to foster the creation of durable bonds and encourage the cross-fertilization of artistic approaches among creators from Québec, Brazil and elsewhere.
This program makes resources available to the professional arts community in order to encourage the development of artistic disciplines and the outreach of artists both within and outside of Quebec.
Under the program, and for each year of the agreement, one Québec artist may spend four months in Mumbai, have the use of an apartment and a studio, and take advantage of numerous possibilities for professional contacts related to the development of his career.
This grant supports the realization of a new production or a reprise performance.
This call for projects seeks to maintain the quality of the artistic offer at a time when cultural activities should be resuming by providing creation and production organizations in the performing arts and multidisciplinary arts with the means to pursue their creative work and advance their projects.
The residency at the Tokyo Arts and Space will enable Québec artists and writers to engage in a significant experience contributing to their professional development.
This program supports the realization of artistic or literary programming during a given time period, such as activities to develop audiences and raise awareness, marketing, presentation of works, etc.
This program supports projects that pursue partnership initiatives with a community or stakeholders in a given territory.
This program fosters the integration of visual artists into professional networks of contemporary art, assisting them to acquire and develop tools or equipment required for creation, promotion and distribution, including digital technologies.
This program ensures reciprocity in cultural and artistic exchanges, particularly with countries that have received Quebec productions.
