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Canadian Arts Jobs – 06/12/12

June 12, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon

untitled by CAC Member Alannah Dymond (@dymondal)
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Hello!

“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” – Maya Angelou

“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” - Thomas Merton

“Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known.” – Oscar Wilde

What are your favourite art related quotes?

Let us know in the comments below after checking out our great list of jobs!

Have a wonderful day!

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by Desirée Ossandon

Canadian Arts Jobs – 05/23/12

May 23, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon

“leuty” by CAC Member Barbara Gillies (@barge)
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Hello!

We have a new forum topic and we’d love to know…

What are you currently listening to?

Do you listen to music while you work / create your art?

Do you use music in your actual piece (theatre, dance, etc.)?

Are you a musician with a new song or album?

Know of any awesome Canadian musicians we should know about?

Let us know HERE, then be sure to check out the list of opportunities below.

Have a wonderful day!

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Tags: 95.3 VIRGIN RADIO VANCOUVER, @barge, Account Executive - Sales, Afternoon Drive Announcer, Alberta, art, arts, artspace childrens arts centre, Assistant to Wardrobe Supervisor, Barbara Gillies, BC, Bilingual Editor, British Columbia, Burnaby, Business Development Intern: Customer Experience, C-FAX 1070, CAC, Calgary, Cameraman JE (Technical Production Radio-Canada), Canada, Canada Arts Connect, Canadian arts jobs, Canadian Orpheus Male Choir, career, CBC, Character Design Instructor – Animation Arts, Client Services Representative, Communications & Special Events Assistant, Communications Coordinator, coordinator, Coordinator Social Media, Creative Director and Design Manager, Digital Signage Coordinator, Digital Signage Designer, Director of Marketing & Communications, editor, EF EDUCATION FIRST, Full Circle - First Nations Performance, Gallery Technician, General Manager, GEORGE MEDIA INC., Halifax, Hamilton, hiring, Hockey Canada, Interactive Marketing Coordinator, Intermediate Graphic Designer, Jobs, Journalist Researcher (Information - French Television), Junior Designer & Communications Assistant (Internship), Junior Prepress Operator, Lakeland Library Region, leuty, Librarian, London, Manager Social Media, Marketing Communications Intern, Marketing manager/co-ordinator, Markham, Maz Media Productions Inc., MCMASTER UNIVERSITY STUDENTS UNION, MIJO, mississauga, Moncton, Multimedia Designer, National Music Centre, New Brunswick, News Reporter / Announcer, Newzones Gallery, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Ontario Public Service, Passages to Canada, Preparator, Program officer, Quebec, Reporter-Editor (French Services - Television), Rimouski, Saskatchewan, Seneca College, Sina Printing, Social Media, St. Walburg, Substitute Accompanist, Summer Camp Leader, The Grand Theatre, The Historica-Dominion Institute, The National Ballet of Canada, Toronto, Toronto International Film Festival, Trademark Image Consulting, Vancouver, Vancouver Fringe Festival, Victoria, Web Content Assistant, web designer, Women in Film & Television
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