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This draft report examines the increasing trend of artists leaving the Northern Ontario arts sector, particularly those residing in Northern Local Services Boards communities and unorganized territories, for opportunities in other jurisdictions.
This draft report critically examines the systemic, policy, and structural barriers within the Northern Ontario arts sector, with a specific focus on the impact of policies enacted by the 45 Local Services Boards (LSBs) under the significant influence of the Ministry of Northern Development.
This week, we’re spotlighting Mass Culture, a national arts service organization that harnesses the power of research to support a more strategic, focused, and adaptive arts sector in Canada.
In the art sector, terms like “structured data,” “metadata,” and “linked open data” are often met with confusion—or worse, dismissal.
WINNIPEG, MB — A striking new photography exhibition titled Winnipeg in Black and White is now on view, showcasing the work of emerging Indigenous artist and curator Tony Eetak.
Winnipeg, MB — A new exhibit, 177 Weeks: Art, Belonging, and the Life In-Between, has launched, showcasing a curated collection of photos that have been viewed over 2.7 million times across various platforms.
Making art discoverable for everyone. Our community-built schema tool levels the playing field, helping artists and arts organizations showcase even non-traditional creative work on Google. Say goodbye to costly plugins!
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping industries around the world—and now, it’s opening new possibilities for the northern arts sector, offering a path to enhanced creativity, collaboration, and resilience.
Artists today aren’t just painting on canvas—they’re coding, curating digital spaces, and negotiating algorithms. In a world shaped by pixels and platforms, digital literacy isn’t optional—it’s survival.