April 11, 2013 in Jobs by Canada Arts Connect
The Waterloo Community Art Centre in the Button Factory invites recent printmaking graduates and senior students (final year) to apply for the position of junior Artist in Residence. The position’s tenure is from June 2013 to March 2014 with a stipend of $4000.00.
March 28, 2013 in Jobs by Canada Arts Connect
The Waterloo Community Art Centre in Waterloo, ON is looking for two young and enthusiastic people between the ages of 18-25 to be a summer camp assistant in our Raiders of the Lost Art summer camp.
September 24, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon
Hello!
Sorry for the lack of lists last week, friends! After considering various options to solve our website problems, CAC has opted to move to our very own server (the move will be happening a.s.a.p.). It seems that with our incredible growth over the past while (including over 1000 members in the few short months since we’ve introduced that feature, as well as an ever-expanding readership, content, and resources), we needed to make the investment to keep CAC running as best as we can.
This change means that the big plans that were going to be launched on October 1st will instead gradually be announced over the next few weeks and months. Be sure to check back daily so you don’t miss any of the exciting new changes and amazing opportunities!
For now, here’s a MASSIVE job list with plenty of professional possibilities to begin your week with.
Have a wonderful day!
September 7, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon
Hello!
A couple of days ago, I asked what you think the funniest movie ever made is. Now as TIFF has rolled around again, I’m wondering…
What is your favourite movie that has been shown at the Toronto International Film Festival?
September 5, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon
Hello!
Yesterday was a big day for a lot of us as many headed back to school and those of us getting back to work faced a new day, week, month and season all at once. As we all delve into the dizzying pace of daily life, it’s important to slow down every once in a while and perhaps even do something fun.
Tonight, after I get all my work done, I plan to watch a funny movie. So my question today is…
In your opinion, what is the funniest movie ever made?
Please let us know in the comments below (or share over Twitter & Facebook) and be sure to take a look at the awesome list of job opportunities below.
Have a wonderful day!
August 29, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon
Hello!
Have you ever experienced that “I wish *I* had thought of that!” feeling? Perhaps it’s a piece of art or line of a song. Maybe an idea for a story or theme for a play. I’m sure at one point or another we all have felt something like this.
So today my question is…
What is the one piece of work (art, song, book, etc.) by someone else that you wish YOU had created?
I’d love to hear your answers in the comments below (and we always get plenty of response over Twitter and Facebook as well). And be sure to also check out the great list of job opportunities I have for you today.
Have a wonderful day!
August 20, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon
Hello!
Simon!
I had a very exciting few days last week that included meeting someone special, an interview, endless preparations, calls & texts & emails, and finally on Friday, I brought home my new dog!
Simon (full name: Simon Cool Ziggy Hayward Ossandon as named by my two little ones) is a two year old black retriever that came to us from our amazing local humane society.
We’re thrilled!
We have a cat, Tut, but after our other cat, Baya, passed away earlier this year, we were really looking forward to welcoming a new pet into our home.
So today my question is about pets and other animals (whether friend or foe).
Do animals inspire your art?
I’d love to hear your answers below (and perhaps even hear about your pets and animal-themed work) after you check out the great list of jobs I have for you today.
Have a wonderful day!
August 9, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon
Hello!
Years ago, a co-worker took at peek at the book I was reading during my lunch-break and asked what I thought of it. “It’s good,” I replied. “Of course, I’ve read it at least five times, so I already know it’s good.” I held up the copy of my book to show him how worn it was from the multiple readings.
“Why would you re-read it if you already know how it’s going to end?” He couldn’t understand any of the reasons I gave him and eventually I tried, “It’s the same as watching a movie you love over and over again.” He replied with a blank stare.
I know I’m not the only one who likes to indulge in old favourites (perhaps many times over). So my question today is…
What book(s) do you re-read?
I’d love to hear your answers in the comments below after you check out the great list of job opportunities I have for you.
Have a wonderful day!
August 7, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon
Hello!
I hope everyone had a wonderful long weekend! Did you work on any artistic projects? Perhaps attend a creative event? Be sure to let us know in the comments below after you check out the HUGE list of job opportunities I have for you.
Have a wonderful day!
July 31, 2012 in Jobs by Desirée Ossandon
“Underwired” by CAC Member Lesley Hampton (@lesleyhampton)
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Hello!
Every day I watch our readership grow, our followers on our social networks rise, and more people sign up as CAC Members. It excites and amazes me how fast our community continues to grow with seemingly increased momentum each and every day. Today I was wondering how you all found your way here.
How did you find out about Canada Arts Connect?
I’d love to hear your answers in the comments below. And be sure to also check out the great list of jobs I have for you below.
Have a wonderful day!
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