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Canadian Art

Youth Arts Bursary Program

Youth Arts Bursary Program

The Canadian Art Youth Arts Bursary Program supports innovative youth-oriented visual arts education projects. Project grants are awarded to public galleries and artist-run centres in Canada for youth education initiatives that involve youths aged 5 to 18.

The Canadian Art Foundation awards a maximum of $20,000 in bursaries, with individual projects receiving a maximum grant of $7,500.

The Canadian Art Foundation is a charitable organization that fosters and supports the visual arts in Canada. The foundation celebrates artists and their creativity with a nationwide educational program of events, lectures, competitions, publications and other initiatives.

Through the Youth Arts Bursary program, the Canadian Art Foundation is pleased to provide project grants for youth-education initiatives created by public galleries and artist-run centres in Canada.


GUIDELINES

Purpose
Provide project grants for youth-education initiatives that encourage artistic opportunities.

Eligibility
• professional Canadian visual arts organizations (registered not-for-profit arts organizations and arts community organizations)
• individual artists/applicants are not eligible
• only new or enhanced programming will be considered
• events that have been completed before the deadline do not qualify for funding
• capital expenses, fundraising activities and professional development of educators are not eligible for program funding
• all projects supported by the Canadian Art Foundation must pay professional CARFAC fees to participating artists.
• applicants may only submit one application per deadline

Selection
Bursaries will be awarded based on artistic merit, qualifications of artists and educators and ability to carry out the project. Programs should involve youths aged 5 to 18. Consideration will be made for projects that include professional visual artists and provide arts education opportunities to young people with artistic promise and financial need.


APPLICATION PACKAGE REQUIREMENTS

Project Summary (in 20 words or less)

Organization information (maximum 250 words)
• organization name
• contact information (address, telephone, fax, email, Web site)
• mandate
• history
• non-profit or charitable registration number
• name of person making application
• how you heard about our call for applications

Project proposal (maximum 600 words)
• description of educational activities
• program schedule
• number of artists involved
• local school or community partners
• description of student selection process
• action plan for implementation with stated timeline of key activities with commencement and finishing dates

Budget
A detailed list of revenues and expenses, including
• artist fees and per diem
• travel expenses
• material costs
• other funding sources

Support material
• artists' resumes (maximum two pages per artist) or one one-page bio per artist
• statement of support from school or community partner (if applicable)
• most recent financial statement

Deadline
Applications must be received by Friday, July 16, 2010.

Submission
Mail/courier four (4) copies of your application to:
Youth Arts Bursary Program
c/o Canadian Art Foundation
215 Spadina Avenue, Suite 320
Toronto, Ontario M5T 2C7
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Applications will not be accepted by fax or email.
Applications may be postmarked.

Announcement
Grant recipients will be announced in the winter issue of Canadian Art magazine and online at canadianart.ca.

Questions
Questions regarding the grant should be directed to
Alia Toor
Education and Community Outreach Coordinator
Canadian Art Foundation
(416) 368-8854, ext. 111
atoor@canadianart.ca

Please note that the maximum grant per project is $7,500.


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