Cabbagetown Public Art for Indigenous Artists, Toronto — CA$108,000 Sculpture and CA$20,000 Mural Commissions
Free: the link to apply at the organiser and a reminder before the deadline.
The Cabbagetown Business Improvement Area and the City of Toronto are commissioning two permanent public artworks at the corner of Spruce Street and Parliament Street, connecting the neighbourhood to its Indigenous roots in the spirit of Truth and Reconciliation. The mural will act as a backdrop to… Read more
Benefits
2 permanent commissions: Opportunity 1, a large sculpture or series of sculptures, budget about CA$108,000 + HST; Opportunity 2, a mural on the south wall of No Frills, budget about CA$20,000 + HST. Up to 6 shortlisted artists (4 for the sculpture, 2 for the mural) develop a detailed proposal and… Read more
Eligibility
Indigenous artists based in Canada — Status or Non-Status First Nations, Métis or Inuit — with artistic training or an exhibition history, recognition by peers or arts professionals, and a strong connection to their Indigenous community and lived experience. Preference goes to artists with public… Read more
Dates & details
- Deadline
- 11:59 PM EST
Free: the link to apply at the organiser and a reminder before the deadline.