New Program! Truth, Reconciliation & Leadership: Building Culturally Responsive Organizations
Program Dates: Feb 22, 2026 - Feb 27, 2026
Application Deadline: November 18, 2025
Program Dates: Feb 22, 2026 - Feb 27, 2026
Application Deadline: November 18, 2025
What does it mean to lead well in today's arts and culture sector? How do you know you're making the right decision for yourself, your organization, and your community? What does it look like to be strategic and thoughtful while managing risk in a rapidly evolving sector?
Leadership in the arts and culture sector is complex, dynamic, and deeply connected to community. This program invites emerging and experienced leaders to explore leadership through the lens of Indigenous wise practices, right relations, deep listening, self-inquiry, and leadership as a means, not a destination.
The Works International Visual Arts Society produces art and education initiatives that engage diverse communities, disrupt the everyday, and facilitate connection and wonder. The Works is now calling for proposals for exhibits and installations, to animate Sir Winston Churchill Square and other public spaces in Edmonton, June 19 to July 1, 2026.
Applicants are encouraged to apply with projects that consider location, environment, proximity, and influence, while considering the following guiding questions:
InFocus Photo Exhibit proudly presents its 12th annual exhibition and awards program.
We invite photographers from around the world to submit to InFocus Photo Exhibit & Awards 2026 with the theme “The Space Between” — a celebration of ambiguity, transition, and the unseen threads that shape our world and tie us together. We are looking for photos that challenge, question, and illuminate the liminal: the emotional gaps, the silent pauses, the overlooked details, and the beauty that exists in uncertainty and temporality. This is an open theme, open and expansive, leaning towards those things that can’t be explained, only felt. We are looking for visual poetry.
All photographic styles, genres, and approaches are welcome.
All skill levels are welcome.
Deadline: Thursday, October 30, 2025
Submit: https://www.infocusphoto.ca/
We invite photographers from around the world to submit to InFocus Photo Exhibit & Awards 2026 with the theme “The Space Between.”
Next January marks [40 years of wild creativity] at the High Performance Rodeo, Calgary's international festival of the arts and we're getting ready to celebrate.
To honour this milestone, the team at One Yellow Rabbit, presenters of the Rodeo, is partnering with Alberta Printmakers to create an epic poster show!
Reporting to the Box Office Manager, the Box Office Associate’s key responsibilities are to facilitate ticket pickup and otherwise assist patrons during performances, actively sell theatre tickets to new and renewing subscribers and single ticket buyers as well provide the highest level of customer service that Theatre Calgary patrons have come to expect.
Theatre Calgary is currently recruiting 1 seasonal hourly paid position within the Box Office.
Anticipated start date: Sept 15, 2025
Anticipated end date: June 21, 2026
artsPlace invites submissions to the RISE Emerging Artist Program, a juried ~six-week exhibition paired with professional mentorship that builds skills in exhibition design, installation, marketing, and professional practice while fostering community awareness and advancing artists’ careers.
This posting is for 1 hourly position based out of Gallery@501 and Smeltzer House
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, drawing, fibre arts, sewing, paper crafts, pottery, contemporary art interpretation, and games.
These positions report to the Visual Arts Programmers at Gallery@501. The programs you may support in this position include: