Arts opportunity

In our Computational Writing residency, participants can better engage with computing to develop their own systems, whether their goals are conventional book publication or other manifestations of literary art. Methods participants can engage include (but are not limited to) templates, document schemata, grammars, Markov processes, rule-based transformation of existing texts, simulation of characters and settings, vector-space models and word embeddings, and work with LLMs —including fine-tuning them and training them from scratch.

Professional Training Program for Wardrobe Technicians

Application Deadline February 11, 2026

Program Dates May 29, 2026 - Jun 27, 2026

This program provides specialized wardrobe skills training in the field of dance, from costuming classical ballet to contemporary forms of dance and changing body types. Participants will explore how to adapt modern clothing for dance performance and how to work creatively within budget constraints when designing and sourcing costumes.

Your key responsibilities 

This posting is for 1 hourly position based out of Gallery@501

The Visual Arts Instructor II’s work within a team environment to develop and implement creative, age-appropriate programs for Strathcona County in the areas of painting, printmaking, drawing, fiber arts, sewing, paper crafts, contemporary art interpretation, and games. 

This position reports to the Visual Arts Programmers at Gallery@501. The programs you may support in this position include:

 This posting is for 1 hourly position until August 2026.

Good Women Dance Collective is excited for the eighth edition of the Creative Incubator, a week-long creation workshop facilitated by dance-theatre artist Amber Borotsik.  

Artists of all disciplines bring their current ideas and interests to work on while surrounded by the creative energy and input of their peers and community members. 

The week will include facilitated exercises, sharing and discussion between participants, opportunities for collaboration, and an informal public showing/sharing at the culmination.

Deadline to apply is January 2.