TORONTO

ARTSMASH | APRIL 28, 2010| CENTRE FOR SOCIAL INNOVATION | 215 SPADINA

ARTSMASH | MARCH 17, 2010| 52 MCAUL

ARTSMASH MARCH 17th @ 52 Mcaul

EAP CONNECTS | FEBRUARY 24, 2010| 23 BEVERLY ST.

ARTSMASH! | NOVEMBER 12, 2009 | GARDINER MUSEUM

 

 

EAP CONNECTS | OCTOBER 21, 2009 | MERCER UNION Gallery

EAP CONNECTS @ MERCER UNION

6:00-8:00 PM

1286 Bloor Street West
The Emerging Arts Professional Network brings you an evening of Networking and Visual Art featuring interdisciplinary artist Diane Borsato's latest exhibition: THE CHINATOWN FORAY.  Come out and make new connections with local arts professionals and learn about Mercer's latest show!  The Emerging Arts Professional Network brings you a fun way to meet new people and network with established & emerging arts professionals.  Each EAP Connects event includes a little icebreaker to make you comfortable to meet and greet, so bring a friend or come by yourself and make a new connection.  Plus special exhibition talk with Mercer Union's Programming & Development Director Elaine Gato.  FREE ADMISSION.  Music, art and refreshments will be provided. Also enter to win two free tickets to a Chimera Project dance production! DIANE BORSATO: THE CHINATOWN FORAY In this exhibition, Diane Borsato will present a new series of public actions and discreet interventions. In works such as The Chinatown Foray (2008), Borsato invited the Mycological Society of Toronto to hold one of their weekly mushroom identification excursions in Markham supermarkets and medicinal shops; and in Italian Lessons (2009), Borsato is finding unconventional ways to learn a second language, by playing ping pong, learning First Aid, and engaging the subject of primordial black holes with a graduating Italian physics student. Through acts of theft, play, grocery shopping and knowledge swapping; the new works respond to the natural world in critical and surprising ways, while proposing alternative models for conducting research and acquiring knowledge.  Learn more about Mercer Union at <a href=http://www.mercerunion.org” />

 

 

   
   
   

 

OTTAWA

EAP CONNECTS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CARFAC | SEPTEMBER 23, 2009 | GALLERY 101

EAP Connects in Ottawa, September 23 @ Gallery 101 - starts at 6pm

TORONTO

ART + IDENTITY | JUNE 1 - 17, 2009 | HOTSHOT | 181 AUGUSTA

 

ART + IDENTITY ~ PRESENTATION, PANEL & PARTY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10

ART + IDENTITY created by emerging multidisciplinary artist Ella Cooper

PANEL, PRESENTATION & PARTY

presented by the Emerging Arts Professional Network http://www.eapnetwork.ca


WEDNESDAY - JUNE 10, 2009

PANEL @ FUNCTION 13 GALLERY - 156 AUGUSTA AVE. - 6:30 pm
PARTY & EXHIBITION @ *HOTSHOT 181 AUGUSTA AVE. (across the street) - 8 pm


JOIN US FOR A LIVELY PANEL & PRESENTATION with Canadian contemporary artists :

 

KC Adams - Gallery Director Urban Shaman Gallery - Winnipeg

KC Adams’ focus of her art has been the investigation of the relationship
between nature (the living) and technology (progress). In her
presentation, she will be discussing her Cyborg Hybrid digital photo
series.

Sonny Assu - Mixed Media Artist - Vancouver

Sonny Assu, will talk about his current project - 1884/1951. Assu will shed light on the use of copper, colonizer vs colonized, why a Starbucks cup and how we are building momentum towards becoming a disposable society.

Richard Lee - Actor, Fight Director & General Manager Fu-Gen Theatre - Toronto

The creation of an Asian Canadian Theatre company and it’s first production of Banana Boys.  Discussing how a play about identity and finding one’s place in the world translated into the making of a company and an artist.

Ella Cooper - Multidisciplinary Artist & Founding Director of the Emerging Arts Professional Network - Montreal/Toronto

Ella will give a brief intro on Art + Identity the project and how it came to be

Moderated by A + I Sound Advisor Arianne Robinson.

They will each share best practices, projects and perspectives on their art creation and reflections on Canadian identity.

This panel is presented in connection with Ella Cooper’s premiere solo show Art + Identity, an interactive photographic soundscape installation that playfully explores the changing face of Canadian society and our hybrid identities reflected in Canadian contemporary art today. Think artists framed in trans-canada highways signs, 5 minute sound pieces, giant moose, Canadiana and a unique tourist gift shop.

Art + Identity is a fun interactive series of portraits and soundscape interviews with eight visual, theatre and dance artists in their 20s and 30s from across Canada.
Soundscapes created in collaboration with composer Edgardo Moreno, with support from Sound Advisor Arianne Robinson.


Featured artists include: Sonny Assu, Terrance Houle, KC Adams, Marika Schwant, Richard Lee, Mario Doucette, Ghislaine Dote & Becka Viau.

ART + IDENTITY Photographic Soundscape Installation
by Ella Cooper - in collaboration with Edgardo Moreno & sound advisor Arianne Robinson

Show runs June 1 - 17, 2009
*Hotshot - Exhibition Space

181 Augusta Ave. (Kensington Market)
Toronto, Ontario


Hours 11 - 7:pm Daily


Art + Identity is funded by the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts

 

 

 

WINNIPEG

ARTSMASH | THURSDAY MAY 14 | KINGS HEAD PUB | 120 KING ST.

ARTSMASH COMES TO WINNIPEG!

PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ACI MANITOBA


Thanks to our partner ACI Manitoba & National Volunteer Committee Member - Jaimie Isaac!

ACI Manitoba & The Emerging Arts Professional Network present…Artsmash! Where the Arts & Business Collide.

May 14, 2009
The Kings Head Pub

5:30-9:30pm

Tickets - $10
Food Provided


ArtSmash! is a speakers series that invites leaders from the arts and creative sectors to share the how-to behind the execution of a project they helped to produce. Each speaker is given 15 – 20 minutes to explain some of the business techniques and out-of-the-box thinking that was required.

Speakers:

Ella Cooper - The Emerging Arts Professional Network
Pat Lazo - Graffiti Art Gallery
Richared Walls - The Godfather of Main Street
Wab Kinew - Hip Hope MC, Producer, CBC Radio Host

CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS

www.creativemanitoba.ca


ACI Manitoba would like to say a big thanks to the Emerging Arts Professional Network for helping to make this ArtSmash event possible in Winnipeg. Their generosity with resource sharing associated with presenting this event and helping us connect with more members of the community.

 

TORONTO

ARTSMASH | MONDAY APRIL 6 | NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL | 400 JARVIS ST

BE A PART OF A NEW INTERACTIVE SERIES
FEATURING  THREE SPEAKERS & A ROOM FULL OF CREATIVE IDEAS!

Two speakers from the arts industry and one from another sector will each be given 20 minutes to present the inside story behind an innovative project they have helped to create – focusing on creative business techniques and out-of-the-box thinking.


*NOTE DATE CHANGE*

Monday April 6, 2009
National Ballet School
400 Jarvis St.


Bruce Kuawabara - KPMB Architects

Sabra Ripley - House of PainT

Susan Bloch Nevitte. Director of Public Affairs AGO


Stay tuned for more details and speaker info!

  Doors open @ 6:30pm

Event @ 7 - 9 pm

Ends 9:30 pm

Tickets $10



Drinks will be available and complimentary treats will be served.

Special thanks to our venue sponsor The National Ballet School!

Presented by the Emerging Arts Professional Network http://www.eapnetwork.ca

 

EAP CONNECTS | THURSDAY JANUARY 22 | TARRAGON THEATRE | 30 BRIDGEMAN AVENUE

The Emerging Arts Professional Network presents the fifth…

EAP CONNECTS

in partnership with Tarragon Theatre’s Emerging Artist Group

 

EAP CONNECTS | WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22 | FACTORY THEATRE - LOUNGE | 125 BATHURST ST.

The Emerging Arts Professional Network presents the fourth…

EAP CONNECTS! 

AN EVENING OF NETWORKING & PERFORMANCE

 Come out and make new connections with local arts professionals!
 
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22 @ 6:15 pm
The Factory Theatre Lounge – 125 Bathurst St.

INCLUDES THEATRE TICKETS TO THE WORLD PREMIERE OF  ‘SCRATCH’
BY EMERGING PLAYWRIGHT CHARLOTTE CORBEIL-COLEMAN!

 
In addition to our fun facilitated networking event,
EAP CONNECTS will be followed by the world premiere performance of ‘Scratch’
at an incredible reduced rate for EAP Network members and EAP CONNECTS attendees!
Tickets only $15 (Regular price $26)

TICKETS $15

BOX OFFICE 416 504 9971
Quote ‘Connect’ for special rate.


This EAP CONNECTS is created in partnership with the Factory Theatre, the Canadian Youth Arts Network and Tarragon Theatre’s Emerging Artists group

What is EAP CONNECTS?

The Emerging Arts Professional Network brings you a fun way to meet new people and network with established & emerging arts professionals from all artistic disciplines.
 Each EAP Connects event includes a little icebreaker to make you comfortable to meet and greet, so bring a friend or come by yourself and make a new connection.

 Exclusively for this event - ‘Scratch’ Designer Kelly Wolf will start the evening with short behind the scenes intro to kick things off.

In addition to members of the EAP Network, CYAN and T.E.A, artists from Scratch, Factory Theatre staff will be in attendance.

 

What is SCRATCH?

“Upcomer” Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman will star in the lead role as Anna in the world premiere of her deeply moving and funny play Scratch.

Scratch is a compelling story of death, lice, love and coming of age. A teenage girl weaves her way between two very real and opposing worlds – a longed-for first kiss and her mother’s silent fatal disease. Using wickedly dark humour, Corbeil-Coleman’s heroine manifests her grief with a nasty case of head lice. Scratch is as bold and brave as it is real and tender.

Scratch first written when Charlotte was only 16, is a semi-autobiographical story of Charlotte’s experience, told through the touching and quirky perspective of 15 year old Anna, of losing her mother, novelist and journalist Carole Corbeil to ovarian cancer.

ARTSMASH | WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 17| GLADSTONE HOTEL | 1214 QUEEN ST. W

An Exciting Interactive Event featuring Three Speakers and Room Full of Creative Ideas!

in partnership with the Canadian Youth Arts Forum.

Wednesday, September 17
Gladstone Hotel - 2nd Floor
6:00 - 9:00 pm

Thanks to our sponsor this event will be free (cover is usually $10) We ask that you RSVP so that we have a sense of numbers and make sure we get enough free food to keep you smiling.

 

ArtSmash! presents a mix of creative innovators who share the how-to behind cool projects and initiatives. In celebration of the Canadian Youth Arts Forum this ArtSmash will focus on how our speakers promote youth arts and leadership through social networking, hip hop, smart business and corporate sponsorhip.



How it works
Two speakers from the arts industry and one from another sector will each be given 20 minutes to present the inside story behind an innovative project they have helped to create – focusing on creative business techniques and out-of-the-box thinking. Our last ARTSMASH was totally packed!


This event provides a great opportunity to meet new people from different creative fields in an informal professional development setting.

Most importantly ARTSMASH is a lot of fun!

 

Final list of speakers will be announced on September 4, 2008.


Doors Open @ 6:00 pm

Events Starts @ 6:30pm

Ends @ 9:00 pm


Drinks & nibblies will be served.


The EAP Network would like to say a big thanks to the Canada Youth Arts Network for helping to make this ArtSmash event possible.

EAP CONNECTS this month in partnership with OAAG | TUESDAY JUNE 17 | HOTSHOT | 181 AUGUSTA

NETWORKING EVENT | THURSDAY FEB 21 | TAPESTRY NEW OPERA| HARBOURFRONT CENTRE

 

THE NEXT ARTSMASH EVENT WILL BE HELD IN THE NEW YEAR.
THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO ATTENDED!

ARTSMASH | FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 | GALLERY TPW | 56 OSSINGTON AVE

 

ONLINE BOOKING WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON

 

PAST EVENTS

2nd Annual HR SWAP MEET
brought to you by the Cultural Careers Council in partnership with the Emerging Arts Professional Network

 

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HR SWAP MEET

Thursday, June 21st 2007
1:30 to 5:00 pm

YOUNG CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
55 Mill Street (Distillery district) in the Garland Cabaret

The CCCO has partnered with EAP to create a workshop specifically geared towards the ‘young’ manager (emerging & mid career arts managers) with small round table, peer taught sessions that will be lead by Robert Sirman - Director of the Canada Council, Margaret Genovese an exceptional arts consultant & arts management teacher, Sandy Kuperberg - Manager of Human Resources at the Toronto Film Festival Group & Dr. Paula Ravitz.

The afternoon will cover :

Effective Leadership
Everyone’s a Mentor - Life Long Learning
The Art of the Interview - Finding the right fit (from both perspectives)
Work Life Balance


There will be a reception at the end of the day

LAST YEAR THEY SOLD OUT IN ONE DAY SO BE SURE TO REGISTER SOON!


Send cheque payable to Cultural Careers Council Ontario
27 Carlton Street, Ste. 303, Toronto, ON M5B 1L2


For more information contact the CCCO
(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) - www.workinculture.ca
(416) 340-0086

Special thanks to the Trillium Foundation for their incredible support.

 

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