Resources for artists

I’m an artist, where can I get money to help me?

The Ontario Arts Council has grants available.

The OntarioArtist website has tons of information for anyone who wants to become an artist! Whether you want to be a writer, actor, dancer, painter or film director, check out this site to learn about going to school, running your own business and applying for grants.

Apply for Ontario Trillium Foundation funding.

Check out the Leafs Dreams Arts Scholarship.

Prove your chops by entering your art in the International Student Media Festival.

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I’m a student filmmaker. Who can help me?

The National Film Board can help student filmmakers .

The Ontario Film Review Board’s student filmmaker competition is your chance to get on the big screen.

Lift has affordable equipment, education and space for filmmakers in Toronto

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My passion is photography. Can I see what other youth are taking pictures of?

Student Cross Canada Photography Exhibit - Gives teenagers a voice through photography and an opportunity to share snapshots of their lives.

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I want to be involved in art happening in my community, where can I check it out?

Slate Art Guide will connect you with the art scene, gallery openings, events and current exhibits.

Check out free concerts by The Canadian Opera Company and Four Season Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto .

The Art Gallery of Ontario has amazing internships and volunteer opportunities.

Have a look at the Royal Ontario Museum’s summer and March break programs.

The City of Toronto has many arts opportunities.

Sketch creates art-making opportunities for youth at risk in Toronto.

ArtReach Toronto LogoArtReach Toronto may support your art project if it helps Toronto youth who live in under-served areas.

The Laidlaw Foundation promotes opportunities to grow your talents.

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