Tag Archive for the term: call for artists

A quick and panic fuelled post here. Things in the art world being what they are, my good friend and collaborator Omari Newton has ventured west (and I don’t mean NDG… I mean Van city) because of a great acting gig. As happy as I am for the man, that leaves my band, The Morph-tet […]

I while back I got a facebook message from a guy named Jef who plays in the band, Jef and Holograms. He was wondering if I could post his ad for a drummer on Indyish. We don’t really have a community announcements board, but we do have a group blog (which you’re reading right now) […]

Everyone’s favourite under-the-bridge artists’ collective, DARE-DARE is seeking submissions of /unplugged/ art for their springtime gala. Preparation for the age of post-petrol creativity? Or adapted for a clandestine performance venue?
Shoddily translated from their Facebook invite (en francais):

The DARE-DARE folks are putting together the 4th edition of their fundraiser Gala, a festive evening that will take […]

This call for silkscreen design submissions dropped into my inbox over the weekend from an old friend, Katie Green. Katie made the bold, indie move of re-investing her tuition money in a silkscreening studio. Now she’s callin’ for artists to collaborate with on a new line of clothing:
Hey all,
I am working on putting together a […]

Indyish is currently seeking contributions for our Monthly Mess, to take place January 25th. For this mess, we are looking for performers that explore urban space and urban experiences. We are seeking music, spoken word, theatre, photography, urban planning, dance, architectural analysis, comedy, and things we haven’t thought of yet… We are open to putting up pretty much anything on stage, as long as it connects with the theme of the city, be it Montreal or elsewhere.

Hello artisans,
We have some excellent news to inform you of and some very cool performances to invite y’all to participate in.
Indyish is going to be hosting a monthly performance extravaganza at a new venue called Katacombes (1222 St. Laurent). It’ll take place the last Wednesday of every month starting Wednesday, March 28th.
The Katacombes’ proprietress […]