Opportunités
décembre 2008

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OPPORTUNITÉS

Appels

• A Company of Fools
• Carleton University Short Story Competition
• Prix du mérite civique de la Ville d'Ottawa
• Cube
• Friends of Bon Echo Park
• GCTC
• Little Voice: Big Sound
• Musée du portrait du Canada
• Le Programme d'art public
• Vision Theatre

Possibilités de travail

• Le Groupe Dance Lab is looking for volunteers
• The Canadian Tulip Festival
• Université d'Ottawa

Perfectionnement professionnel

• A Company of Fools
• Annuaire des Subventions au Québec 2008-2009
• Council for the Arts in Ottawa
• Harry Nowell
• Odyssey Theatre
• ORMTA
• Saw Video
• SPAO
• The University of Ottawa

Appels

A Company of Fools
A Company of Fools is auditioning for 2 shows

AUDITION #1 - A Midwinter's Dream Tale - Chorus Members

The Fools are seeking emerging artists to fill out the members of our fairy chorus. Living somewhere between a Greek chorus and the all-singing and dancing line of the rockettes, our fairy chorus will torment two clowns as they attempt to navigate the perils of a winter wonderland.

Non-Equity artists sought; there is a small, pathetic pittance of an honorarium offered as well as training from Emmanuelle Zeesman and Scott Florence in movement, voice and clown.

Audition date is Thursday December 4, between 11 AM and 7 PM.

Auditions will last approximately 45 - 60 minutes long. You are asked to prepare a short (6 - 10 lines) speech from Shakespeare, and a short song that can be sung acappella. After you have been seen as an individual, we will bring you in to work with a group of people. Come dressed and prepared to move.

To book an audition, contact scott@fools.ca and indicate if you have a preference for being seen before 2 PM, between 2 and 5, or after 5 PM. Please bring a photo and resume to the audition.

AUDITION #2 - Tempest in a Teapot Replacement required

The Fools are seeking either a man or a woman to replace Emmanuelle Zeesman in Tempest In A Teapot for a 1 week run at the Mainline Theatre in Montreal, February . There will be a limited amount of rehearsal time in preparation during the month of February (details TBA.)

Equity artists will be contracted under an appropriate contract; non-Equity artists are also welcome to apply.

Artist must be an excellent singer and have a good sense of fun and play. You can view part of the show Tempest in a Teapot on the web at www.fools.ca. Emmanuelle plays the role of Miranda. We are considering cross-casting - so boys, if you've always wanted to be a princess, now is your chance.

Auditions will take place Saturday December 6, times TBA.

To book an audition, please send a headshot and resume to scott@fools.ca. Only those artists we wish to see will be contacted regarding an audition.

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Carleton University Short Story Competition
Calling all writers.You are invited to enter the inaugural Carleton University Short Story Competition.

This contest celebrates original, unpublished works of fiction and is open to all Carleton University staff, faculty, students, alumni and retirees.

Each entry must be typed in English and be no more than 2,000 words in length. Three copies of each entry be submitted.

Deadline for submissions: December 15, 2008

Entries must be mailed to:
Carleton University Short Story Competition
c/o Carleton University Bookstore
University Centre, First Floor
Carleton University
1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6

Electronic submissions will not be accepted.
Each submission must be accompanied by an entry fee of $15. (Cheques should be made payable to Carleton University.)

More information is available at www.carleton.ca/bookstore

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Prix du mérite civique de la Ville d'Ottawa
Il n'est jamais trop tôt pour proposer la candidature d'un bénévole aux Prix du mérite civique 2009

Chaque printemps, pendant la Semaine nationale de l'action bénévole, la Ville d'Ottawa remet les Prix du mérite civique. Ces prix sont l'occasion de mettre en nomination et de reconnaître des personnes, des groupes et des organismes œuvrant bénévolement de diverses manières un peu partout à Ottawa.

Tout adulte, jeune ou aîné qui se porte bénévole au bénéfice d'autrui est admissible à l'un des prix attribués, à condition d'habiter, d'exploiter un commerce ou d'exercer son activité bénévole à Ottawa. Les prix appartiennent aux catégories suivantes : Prix du Citoyen de l'année (trois lauréats), Prix Brian-Kilrea (un lauréat) et Prix pour services distingués à la collectivité (douze lauréats).

Le formulaire de mise en candidature peut être rempli et transmis en ligne, ou téléchargé puis posté. On peut également se le procurer dans tous les centres du service à la clientèle. Pour la cérémonie de remise des Prix du mérite civique de 2009, les candidatures seront acceptées jusqu'au dernier vendredi de mars. Les candidatures soumises après cette date seront prises en compte pour la cérémonie de l'année suivante.

On peut obtenir plus d'information sur les Prix du mérite civique 2009 en consultant le site web.

Renseignements :
Grand public
3-1-1

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Cube
Call out for 2009

Several themed group shows will make up the 2009 season at the Cube Gallery in Ottawa. They will be decided by Submission.

Send your submissions c/o Cube Gallery
Email: info@donmonet.ca
or the address at end of this email.

Please send in your proposal according to the protocols listed below - or your submission may not be reviewed. You are welcome to submit to more than one show - but please do so in separate emails. This is important due to the number of submissions we receive and in the difficulty of keeping track of each one.

~ Proposals for each submission should be in the form of a link to an html site OR as attached jpgs(please send up to 8 images of a small size - no high resolutions Tiffs, etc. please, 700 pixel height maximum.)

~ With each separate submission should include a one paragraph statement of your proposal for the show as well as a one paragraph biography. All text should be typed directly into the main body of the e-mail and not attached as a separate file.

~ Although it is extra work for us - we will still accept CD's and slides if it is not possible for you to send images electronically. Please send mail or drop off submissions in a separate envelope for each show and with a self -addressed stamped envelopeif you want them returned. Still Not sure? Call me before you send in…Don 613 728 1750

The 2009 Season at Cube Gallery

Submission Deadline Friday Dec. 5 for the following shows:

March
The Canadian Portrait Today
(3 - 5 artists)

portrait~noun: a likeness of a person, esp. of the face, as a painting, drawing, or photograph. A show that celebrates the art of the portrait - and asks the question "What is the status of the Canadian portrait today?"

April /May
Water
(3 - 5 artists)

water~noun: a transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid, a compound of hydrogen and oxygen, H2O, freezing at 32°F or 0°C and boiling at 212°F or 100°C, that in a more or less impure state constitutes rain, oceans, lakes, rivers, etc. It contains 11.188 percent hydrogen and 88.812 percent oxygen, by weight. A special form or variety of this liquid, as rain. The surface of a stream, river, lake, ocean, etc.: above, below, or on the water. Any media as long as it strikes the theme.

May/June
Best of Montréal
(5 - 8 artists)

Some of the best works and artists from one of the capitals of art and our "sister" city, Montréal. Know any brilliant Montréal artists who may be interested?

Submission Deadline Friday Feb. 6, 2009 for the following shows:
July
Canadian Homage
(20-30 artists)

A group show of "one-offs." Each artist will create an original work that is an homage to a CANADIAN artist who has been an important influence on them. "Something done or given in acknowledgment or consideration of the worth of another." This is permission to "rip off" another artist's style in the form of an honour to them. The name of the artist that is being forged will be hidden on each label so that patrons will have to guess who is being acknowledged in each piece. This should be fun. Who's your daddy/mommy? (Please Note - for this show just tell me the artist you intend to Homage - and provide one or two examples of the style you will use

September
Photo-Based Paintings
(5 - 8 artists)

This show is about a merging of aspects of modernity (photography) and tradition (painting). One of the cutting edge genres in contemporary art today is a combination of photography and painting. The artists' use of both media asks the viewer to consider what is original and what is representational, what is real and what is not, what is tradition and what is modern.

November
A Call to Arms
(10 - 15 artists)

A group show of art that address the politics of the day. We will entertain submissions from artists who are overtly political for this show, from pointed illustrations and cartoons, to painters of ecological landscapes and abstract revolutionaries. Surprise us. Do not be afraid to be political for this show - people who say politics has no place in art are themselves being "political" by telling artists to just "shut up" in the face of the wars raging around us. Paulo Freire said,"Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral." Art as political protest can probably be traced back to the very beginnings of art itself. It seems a natural and almost inevitable expression for an artist to give commentary and opinion on the events and people of our time. As a form of protest against injustice, inhumanity or inequality, visual art can be particularly effective.

December
Great Big Smalls V - The Christmas Show
(40- 60 artists)
Another seasonal group show of small works with BIG heart. Get your bids in early - this show has been a huge success every year. Just getting bigger and better.

Cube Gallery
7 Hamilton Ave. N.
Ottawa, Canada
K1Y 1B4
(613) 728 1750
cubegallery.ca

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Friends of Bon Echo Park
CALLING ALL NATURE ARTISTS:

The Friends of Bon Echo Park invite all nature artists to the Bon Echo Art Exhibition & Sale at Bon Echo Provincial Park, Hwy.41, Cloyne, ON. The theme of this juried exhibition of original art is about Canadian Nature, Wildlife, or Countryside, and will take place on July 24, 25, 26, 2008.
Deadline for applications: March 1, 2009.

For Applications & Information:

Derek Maggs, Executive Director
Friends of Bon Echo Park
16151 Hwy. 41, RR#1
Cloyne , ON, K0H 1K0
613-336-0830
fobecho@mazinaw.on.ca
www.mazinaw.on.ca/art

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GCTC
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

GREAT CANADIAN THEATRE COMPANY
Invites theatre artists and collectives to submit an application tothe Ontario Arts Council's Theatre Creators' Reserve Program

DEADLINE: January 12, 2009

What is the OAC's Theatre Creators' Reserve Program?
o The Theatre Creators' Reserve Program is a third-party recommender program that provides theatre project grants to professional artists and collectives based in the province of Ontario.
o GCTC will assess applications on the basis of the funding priorities identified by GCTC.
o Artists can request a minimum of $1000.00 and a maximum of $5000.00.

What are the grants for?
o The program is meant to deliver money to playwrights/creators to "buy time" to work on new creation.
o Although artists who receive funding are under no obligation to GCTC, the program is meant to encourage relationships between theatre companies and creators.
o The program aims to reflect the range of artistic practices in the theatre community and to support excellence, regional activity, cultural diversity and Aboriginal identity.

Who is eligible?
o Professional theatre artists or informal collectives based in the province of Ontario.

Who or what is ineligible?
o Organizations, whether incorporated or not, are not eligible.
o Production or workshop costs are not eligible. Please note: if the proposed piece is created collectively through a workshop-like process, those costs are considered eligible.
o Work completed before receiving notification from GCTC is not eligible.
o Equipment costs are ineligible.
o Professional expenses such as translation and dramaturgy are not eligible.
o Creation of non-theatre work is not eligible.
o Applicants who have outstanding reports for previously awarded OAC grants are not eligible

What are GCTC's priority funding areas?
o GCTC will give priority to applications from playwrights and collectives based in Ottawa. We will also consider applications from artists who originate from Ottawa.
o GCTC will assess the applications on the basis of artistic quality. We will also give higher priority to work that reflects GCTC's mandate for theatre "that provokes examination of Canadian life and our place in the world". If you would like to know more about GCTC and the kind of work that we produce, please visit our website: www.gctc.ca

How do I apply?
1. Go to the OAC website (www.arts.on.ca/Page86.aspx) and download a form. Or e-mail info@arts.on.ca and request that an application form be mailed to you.

2. Send us the following:
o 3 copies of a completed and signed application form
o A detailed project description
o Your Bio or resume
o A script sample or draft. If the work is non-text based, please include a detailed description and timeline of the process that will be employed to create the work.
o If you are not able to include a substantial script sample or draft, you may send optional support material that illustrates your work: i.e. video, script. Please limit optional support material to 30 pages maximum.

3. Send your application along to GCTC post-marked no later than January 12, 2009. If you want support material returned, please include a SASE. Fax and e-mail submissions will not be considered.

Great Canadian Theatre Company
Theatre Creators' Reserve Program
300-1227 Wellington Street West
Ottawa, ON
K1Y 0G7

Results will be sent by mail by the end of February 2009.

Questions regarding the application process can be directed to: artisticdirector@gctc.ca

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Little Voice: Big Sound

Little Voice: Big Sound is a year long multi-medium arts series seeking to profile local emerging artists in high profile venues with considerable promotional support. The series will consist of eight shows in 2009 each with a different social thematic focus including gender, cultural diversity, environment, youth, peace and food security. Furthermore each event will feature one of the following mediums at the forefront of the presentation: film/video, theater, music, poetry, dance and visual arts though other artistic forms are also encouraged to participate.

First Show- Theme: Little Voice: Big Sound (art that says something…)
We are currently accepting submission from local emerging artists of all mediums to participate in our first show scheduled for January 30th at the Cube Gallery.

Submission deadline: December 28th
Artists must submit a small description of themselves/their work as well as a description of the contribution they would like to make to the event. (no more than one page)

4-5 visual artists
-Proposals for submissions should be in the form of a link to an html site OR as attached jpgs(please send up to 8 images of a small size - no high resolutions Tiffs, etc. please, 700 pixel height maximum.)
1 musical component (ideally involving a piano)
- Links to recorded material are strongly encouraged though not mandatory
1 dance component
- video of performance is encouraged though not mandatory
1 video/film component
- copy of the video/film to be presented or past work and a description of the piece to be presented
1 poetry component
- audio or video link to artists work is encouraged though not mandatory
1 theater component
- full description of the proposed performance

All submissions will be reviewed by the Little Voice: Big Sound jury and artists will be contacted by the second week of January. All submissions will be kept on file for possible inclusion in one of our 7 future events.

Send all proposals/questions/concerns to:
bmorden@lvbs.ca

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Musée du portrait du Canada
Appel aux artistes

Le Musée du portrait du Canada, un programme de Bibliothèques et Archives Canada, lance son programme de commande d'œuvres bisannuel. Cette année, trois portraits seront commandés. Tous les artistes sont donc invités à soumettre leur candidature.

L'appel est ouvert à tous les artistes, quel que soit le médium qu'ils utilisent, pour autant que ceux-ci aient une pratique active et qu'ils aient pris part à des expositions. Les lauréats seront choisis par les personnes qui feront l'objet des portraits, avec la collaboration des conservateurs du Musée.

Pour participer, il suffit de faire parvenir un exemplaire de son portfolio au Musée du portrait du Canada, à l'adresse mentionnée ci-après, avant le 1er février 2009, en prenant soin d'inclure un court curriculum vitæ.
Jusqu'à six images en version numérisée (fichiers de format JPEG de 300 ppp sur cédérom) ou en copie papier seront acceptées. (Prière de ne pas expédier de négatifs ou de diapositives.)
Voici l'adresse où envoyer le tout :

Musée du portrait du Canada
Acquisitions et recherche
395, rue Wellington
Bureau 472
Ottawa (Ontario) K1A 0N4

Les personnes qui désirent obtenir un complément d'information sur le Musée du portrait du Canada sont priées de se reporter au site www.portraits.gc.ca.

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Le Programme d'art public
Demande de propositions

INTRODUCTION
La Ville d'Ottawa invite les artistes à concevoir une oeuvre à diode électroluminescente (DEL) qui sera intégrée le long de l'avenue Industrial devant le nouveau garage d'autobus articulés d'OC Transpo. Ce concours est également ouvert aux équipes d'artistes. Conformément à la politique Pourcentage pour les arts, le Programme d'art public de la Ville d'Ottawa accepte actuellement des propositions pour l'aménagement d'une oeuvre d'art public semi-intégrée à l'espace extérieur des nouveaux bâtiments.

La Ville d'Ottawa construira de nouvelles installations pour les autobus articulés entre le 735 et le 755 de l'avenue Industrial. Celles-ci comprendront deux bâtiments, le premier destiné aux opérations de répartition des autobus et l'autre, un garage, à l'entretien et à la réparation des véhicules. OC Transpo emploiera une méthode particulière pour ranger les autobus à l'extérieur, selon laquelle un système électrique complexe permettra de les garder au chaud en hiver. Les
installations accueilleront 160 autobus qui seront répartis partout dans la ville sur les trajets de transport en commun achalandés.

La construction à débuté en mai 2008, et la date d'occupation des nouveaux locaux est prévue pour septembre 2009. L'oeuvre doit être achevée à temps pour l'ouverture des installations et le début des opérations d'OC Transpo sur place. Le projet de garage d'autobus articulés en est actuellement à l'étape de la conception.

L'exécution du projet Pourcentage pour les arts commencera à l'issue du concours, au début de 2009, et le dévoilement de l'oeuvre d'art est prévu pour l'automne 2009.

L'appel aux artistes intégral, notamment admissibilité, exigences pour la conception du projet d'art public, site, critères de sélection, est sur le site Web de la ville à ottawa.ca/lesarts.

BUDGET
Le budget de cette commande est de 150 000 $, TPS en sus.
Le budget de l'artiste doit comprendre les frais de conception, de réalisation et d'installation.

DATE LIMITE
Les soumissions doivent être reçues par la poste ou en mains propres au plus tard le 12 janvier 2009 à 15h. (Il ne s'agit pas de la date limite pour l'oblitération de vos documents par la poste, mais bien de la date de réception). Aucune soumission ne sera acceptée par télécopieur ou par courriel. Les propositions incomplètes ou reçues en retard ne seront pas examinées.

Pour plus de renseignements :
Site web : ottawa.ca/lesarts
Courriel : programmedartpublic@ottawa.ca
Téléphone : 613-244-4433

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Vision Theatre
AUDITIONS for "Some Girl(s)"
THURSDAY DECEMBER 4
and SUNDAY DECEMBER 7, 2008

Vision Theatre is holding auditions for Neil Labute's "Some Girl(s)" directed by Ken Godmere.

We are looking for:
1 simply complex male (early 30's)
4 strong females (ages 29 to 49)

"Some Girl(s)" is a romance that follows a man on his search for redemption, acceptance, and an old flame he may want to re-ignite.

Auditions will be held Thursday from 6:00pm to 10:00pm in the Arts Court Library. And also on Sunday from 10:00am to 12:00pm in the Arts Court Studio.

(Callbacks will be on Sunday December 7 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm)

You will be asked to perform one short monologue from modern theatre.

Professional, experienced, and NON-equity actors may request an audition time through, Sam Awwad, Artistic Producer of Vision Theatre, by email at: info@visiontheatre.ca

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Possibilités de travail

Le Groupe Dance Lab is looking for volunteers

Attend The Dance Lab's showings for free!

We need people to help in the following areas:
Concession
Hand out programs
Help set up for shows
Help clean up after shows

We need help on the following dates between 6pm and 11pm:
December 5 and 6

And of course you get to see the showing!

Dance Creation in Progress at Le Groupe Dance Lab - www.legroupe.org

Contact Lainie for more info:
613-235-1492 / info@legroupe.org

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The Canadian Tulip Festival
is seeking an exceptional candidate to fill an important new position.

Director of Operations

To assist the Executive Director in the day-to-day operations of Festival business. This is details-oriented, hands-on position. Candidates should possess superior management skills and have experience in supervising employees, directing office operations, dealing with suppliers and overseeing financial management systems.

This is a significant position with one of Canada's flagship festivals and has excellent opportunities for advancement as the Canadian Tulip Festival grows. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate the highest levels of organization, outstanding interpersonal skills and an uncompromising drive to see all projects through to completion. Superior computer skills and document management skills are requirements. Given the nature of this position, the successful candidate must be prepared to flexible or extended hours on certain occasions.

Bilingualism is an asset.

Salary: $58,000

Please send cover letter and resumé to:

Director of Operations
Canadian Tulip Festival?
Attn: Julian Armour
130 Albert Street, Suite 1705 ?
Ottawa, Ontario ?K1P 5G4 ?
Tel.: (613) 567-5757?
Fax: (613) 567-6216
julian.armour@tulipfestival.ca

Deadline for receiving applications: Wednesday, December 10, 5:00 p.m. or until this position is filled

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Université d'Ottawa
À toutes les personnes intéressées,

Le Département d'arts visuels de l'Université d'Ottawa, annonce l'ouverture d'un poste de professeurs(e) en peinture, à temps complet au rang d'adjoint débutant le 1er juillet 2009.

Vous trouverez l'annonce de ce poste ci-dessous ainsi qu'à l'adresse suivante :
www.arts.uottawa.ca/fra/affichage/PDF/ARTS-peinture_2009.pdf

Cordiallement,

La directrice,
Penny Cousineau-Levine

Département d'arts visuels
Université d'Ottawa

PROFESSEUR ADJOINT OU PROFESSEURE ADJOINTE
EN PEINTURE

Le Département d'arts visuels de l'Université d'Ottawa annonce l'ouverture d'un poste de professeur en peinture à temps complet au rang d'adjoint conduisant à la permanence.

Le Département offre une Maîtrise en arts visuels (M.A.V.), un Baccalauréat en arts visuels ainsi que la Majeure en arts visuels, programmes qui sont axés à la fois sur les pratiques d'atelier et sur la théorie, ainsi que des programmes en histoire et théorie de l'art.

Nous cherchons une personne ayant une pratique de peinture active, et qui possède une bonne connaissance de l'impact de la peinture en art contemporain. Des aptitudes à l'enseignement du dessin seront considérées comme des atouts. Des aptitudes à l'enseignement à tous les niveaux du premier cycle et du deuxième cycle sont requises.

Exigences

Ø Maîtrise en beaux-arts (M.A.V.) ou l'équivalent
Ø Un engagement soutenu envers la production en peinture, assorti d'un dossier d'exposition dynamique et reconnu
Ø Bonne connaissance des enjeux de l'art contemporain et de la théorie
Ø Une aptitude pour la conception de programmes et les tâches administratives
Ø La capacité, dès l'entrée en fonctions, d'enseigner en français et en anglais
Ø Expérience en enseignement postsecondaire

Le salaire est établi selon la convention collective de l'Université d'Ottawa. Ce poste est sujet à une approbation budgétaire.

Entrée en fonctions : 1er juillet 2009

Date limite des candidatures : 8 décembre 2008

Toutes les personnes qualifiées sont encouragées à postuler. Toutefois, cette offre s'adresse de préférence aux citoyens canadiens et aux résidents permanents. L'Université d'Ottawa souscrit à l'équité d'emploi et elle encourage les Autochtones, les membres des minorités visibles et les personnes handicapées à postuler.

Prière de faire parvenir un curriculum vitae détaillé, un dossier visuel de votre production artistique (p.ex., 20 diapositives, un CD-ROM, jusqu'à 15 minutes de vidéoclips ou d'autre matériel pertinent, y compris des publications), une sélection d'articles ou de comptes rendus sur votre travail artistique, un dossier d'enseignement comprenant des plans de cours et des évaluations de cours par les étudiants, ainsi que le nom et les coordonnées de trois personnes dont les lettres de référence doivent être envoyées directement à:

Penny Cousineau-Levine, directrice
Département d'arts visuels
Université d'Ottawa
100 Avenue Laurier Est
Ottawa ON K1N 6N5

Pour de plus amples renseignements, veuillez communiquer avec le Département par courriel (artsvis@uottawa.ca), par Internet ( www.artsvisuels.uottawa.ca ) ou par téléphone (613-562-5868).

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Perfectionnement professionnel

A Company of Fools
WORKSHOPS

The following workshops - 2 from Ken Godmere and 1 from Peter Ryan - are forwarded to your attention. Please contact the instructors directly using the information below; these are not Fools workshops (although many of us have worked with both Ken and Peter and having nothing but nice things to say!)

Ken Godmere's PERFORMANCE CLINIC - for MONOLOGUES

www.kengodmere.com/clinics.html

This is not a "class". It is a personalized six-hour intensive clinic for your monologue, your performance, and you.

$200 per person.

Ken Godmere's PERFORMANCE CLINIC - for SCENES
www.kengodmere.com/clinics.html

This is not a "class". It is a personalized six-hour intensive clinic for your scene, your performance, and you.

$300 per pair

Ken's diagnosis is sharp -- cutting through the fat, getting directly to the heart of the matter. And his assessment is blunt -- giving you an honest on-the-spot prescription including in-clinic exercises, natural organic solutions, and whatever it takes to get your performance in shape and get you back out there 'feeling' better.

www.kengodmere.com

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Annuaire des Subventions au Québec 2008-2009

Chaque semaine l'Annuaire des Subventions au Québec dévoile un programme d'aide ou de subvention disponible au Québec.

Programme:
Le Fonds local d'investissement est une mesure gérée par les centres locaux de développement (CLD) qui vise à soutenir les entreprises en démarrage ou en expansion.

Clientèle visée:
Volet général:
Toute entreprise en démarrage ou en expansion, y compris celles de l'économie sociale, dont les objets s'inscrivent dans les orientations de la politique d'investissement du CLD.

Volet relève:
Tout jeune entrepreneur de 35 ans et moins désireux d'acquérir une participation significative d'au moins 25 % de la valeur d'une entreprise existante située dans le territoire d'application de la Politique nationale de la ruralité. Celle-ci indique que plusieurs emplois peuvent être sauvegardés si les entreprises, dont les propriétaires sont vieillissants, se voient soutenues dans le processus de transfert de propriété et de préparation d'une relève adéquate. Ce volet vise donc à favoriser la relève au sein d'entreprises existantes. Pour être effectif, ce volet doit être intégré à la politique d'investissement du CLD.

L'ANNUAIRE DES SUBVENTIONS AU QUÉBEC est l'outil idéal soit pour démarrer son entreprise, améliorer une entreprise existante, mettre sur pied son plan d'affaires ou obtenir l'aide de conseillers experts dans le domaine des affaires:
Démarrage d'entreprises, études, recherches, arts, agriculture, import export,main d'oeuvre, cinéma, prêts, promotion, bourses, théatre, transports, communications, mise sur pied et développement d'entreprises, construction et rénovation, aérospatial, concours, nouveaux talents, aide aux associations, organismes et fondations, informatique, musique, industrie du disque, plans d'affaires, études de marchés, infrastructures, aide aux travailleurs autonomes et plus encore !

Cd-rom(format .pdf) $ 69.95
Imprimé(Cd-inclus) $ 149.95

Informations au public: ligne sans frais 1-866-322-3376

Annuaire des Subventions au Québec 2008-2009
14A Des Seigneurs
St-Sauveur
Qc
J0R 1R0
1-866-322-3376
www.322-3376.net

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Council for the Arts in Ottawa
News - Please give us your news! What are the stories behind your events? What interesting activities have you been up to or have planned? What is fun, cutting edge, challenging, inspiring or just plain odd? We would love to hear from you with a view to expanding our selection of the newsworthy on the Members News pages of the CAO website. Please contact us at council@arts-ottawa.on.ca.

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Harry Nowell
Natural Light Portraits
January 7 (eve), 10, 14 (eve), 2009
Cost: $300 + taxes
www.harrynowell.com/workshops/workshops_portraits.htm

Sports Photo Workshop
January 24, 25, 28, 2009.
Capturing Pro Hockey
www.harrynowell.com/workshops/workshops_event.htm

Sessions Photo Challenge
February 5, 12, 19, 26, 2009 - evenings.
Learn through weekly, practical photo challenges and a final critique session. This event gives photo participants the chance to watch photo skills grow over a month! Come for all sessions or just one (depending on space.)
www.harrynowell.com/workshops/workshops_sessions.htm

Night Light
March 28th, April 1st, 2009 - evenings.
Pump up the light - pump up the fun! Learn to play with the artificial lightscape of the city while introducing some of our own light painting.
www.harrynowell.com/workshops/workshops_night_light.htm

Harry Nowell
Photographer & President
Harry @ HarryNowell.com
(819) 827-9460
(819) 827-5262 (fax)
www.harrynowell.com
Harry @ HarryNowell.com

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Odyssey Theatre
Know someone under 22 who is passionate about working in theatre?

Odyssey Theatre is pleased to offer a FREE performance workshop for young people in the theatrical forms of Commedia, mask and improvisation with veteran mask instructor Alix Sideris.

This workshop offers an intense, challenging and engaging experience. No previous experience in these forms is necessary; participants are sure to come away with impressive new acting skills.

The workshop will be held in the auditorium of the Ottawa Public Library (Main Branch, 120 Metcalfe Street on the corner of Metcalfe Street and Laurier Avenue West) at the following dates and times (inclusive):

Thursday, Jan 8, 6 pm - 9 pm
Saturday, Jan 10, 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday, Jan 11, 12: 30 pm - 5 pm
Thursday, Jan 15, 6 pm - 9 pm
Saturday, Jan 17, 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday, Jan 18, 12: 30 pm - 5 pm
Saturday, Jan 24, 10 am - 2: 30 pm

The workshop is free of charge but space is limited. To reserve your place, contact Odyssey Theatre at 613-232-8407 or info@odyssey.ca
The workshop is being offered as part of Odyssey Theatre's Youth Theatre Program made possible through the kind support of Theatre Ontario and the Ottawa Public Library.

Crystal Parsons
Arts Administrative Intern
2 Daly Avenue
Ottawa, ON
K1N 6E2
Phone: 613-232-8407
Fax: 613-564-4428
office@odysseytheatre.ca

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ORMTA
Student Master Classes

ORMTA Student Master Classes
Freiman Hall, University of Ottawa
Pérez Building, 610 Cumberland Street.

OTTAWA, Ontario - The Ottawa Region Branch of the Ontario Registered Music Teachers' Association will be presenting Master Classes, in collaboration with the University of Ottawa, Music department. The schedule is as follows:
Stéphane Lemelin will conduct a class on Saturday, January 11, 2009.
David Jalbert, a new and exciting addition to the faculty, will conduct a class on Saturday, January 17, 2009
Andrew Tunis' class will be on Sunday, March 29, 2009.

These Master Classes always feature the very talented students of ORMTA teachers here in the Ottawa area and offer area piano students a wonderful opportunity to perform and receive constructive feedback. The public is welcome to attend these sessions. Admission is $5.

Contact
Hoda Nassim
613-236 3865

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Saw Video
2 DAY-INTRODUCTION TO FINAL CUT EXPRESS HD
6 and 7 Dec ., 2008 starting at 12:00
Instructor Jacob Hanna
Members: $125.00
Non-members: $150.00

EDITING WITH FINAL CUT PRO
9 and 10 Dec., 2008 starting at 18:00
Instructor: Firuz Daud
Members: $75.00
Non-members: $100.00

2 DAY-INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS
24 and 25 Jan 2009 starting at 12:00
Instructor: Tasha Waldron
Members: $125.00
Non-members: $150.00

Info:
Pixie Cram
Workshop Coordinator / Coordonnatrice des ateliers
SAW Video
67 rue Nicholas Street
Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 7B9
www.sawvideo.com
workshops@sawvideo.com
613.238.7648

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SPAO
The Winter session at SPAO boasts many exciting courses and workshops for all levels of interest. From Introduction in both Film and Digital photography through to Refined Silver Printmaking, and Photo Safaris to Montreal and Cuba for more advanced and master level students. Register early for the most options.

Winter Calendar
www.spao.ca/winter.html

Contact
General Inquirie: (613) 562-3824
E-mail: info@spao.ca
Registration: admin@spao.ca

School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa
168 Dalhousie Street
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
K1N 7C4

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The University of Ottawa
Arts Administration Internship Program

The Arts Administration program also offers strategic internships to its students. The University of Ottawa has trained cultural administrators since 1981. The program alumni have since become prominent administrators on the local, national and international cultural scenes.

Arts Administration students receive solid administration training with specialization in the management of cultural organizations. They study the operations of cultural organizations as well as the socio-political and economical environments within which these organizations operate. The students meet and work with key administrators from the local and national cultural scenes. Topics such as fund raising for the arts, audience development and cultural marketing taught by recognized professional arts administrators constitute strong elements of the curriculum.

An internship consists of a minimum of 150 volunteer hours for the organization interested in mentoring an arts administration student.

If you are a program alumna, if you are interested in mentoring students in your field of expertise or if your organization would like to offer an internship opportunity to our future arts administrators, please contact the program coordinator Ms Chantal Rodier at chantal.rodier@sympatico.ca

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