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Exhibition Volunteers: Tectonic Shifts
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We are thrilled to invite volunteers to join us for our upcoming international group exhibition, Tectonic Shifts, showcasing work from artists worldwide.
Nominations for the 2027 Business / Arts Awards are Open
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Returning for its 48th year in 2027, the Business / Arts Awards recognize innovative partnerships between business and the arts, and spotlight exceptional volunteers, leaders and organizations who have made a significant contribution to the arts in Canada.
Call for Submissions: Quenten Doolittle Memorial Art Gallery: Slow Down and Smell The Roses
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The Quenten Doolittle Memorial Gallery provides accessible wall display space for Calgary and Alberta visual artists to display and sell their work, free from commission.
Call for Submissions: PEOPLE - Virtual 3D Exhibition
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Worldwide Artist Open Call. Deadline for submissions is November 15, 2026.
Spring Writers 2027 (Banff Centre)
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Spring Writers is a 12-day self-directed residency that provides dedicated time to write while immersed in Banff Centre's vibrant literary community.
Choral Art Festival 2027 (Banff Centre)
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The Choral Art Festival is a three-day celebration of choral music event that culminates the Choral Art Residency.
Choral Art 2027 (Banff Centre)
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A vocal chamber music residency for emerging ensemble singers
Playwrights Lab 2027 (Banff Centre)
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The Playwrights Lab is a two-week residency supporting the development of new theatrical work in a generative, artist-centred environment.
Art of Piano 2027 (Banff Centre)
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Learn alongside exceptional guest faculty from around the world, exploring the connection between artistic vision and craft. Develop your unique musical voice, bringing genuine expression and perspective to your performances.
Visual Arts - Sounding Like a Mountain (Banff Centre)
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This residency invites visual artists to apply with projects that consider how places sing, how memory persists in vibration and how listening to the land can re-orient ethical and political relations.