Ontario CARFAC artist's exhibition fee paid to the exhibiting artist(s)
The Ottawa School of Art invites artists and collectives to submit proposals for its 2027-2028 exhibition season at two Ottawa venues: the J.W. Stellick Gallery in the ByWard Market and the Orleans Campus Gallery in the Shenkman Arts Centre.
Juried exhibition at Cohen Commons Gallery, John Labatt Visual Arts Centre, Western University, London, Ontario. Exhibition runs November 12 to December 6, 2026.
The Ontario Miniature Print Exhibition (TOMPE2026) is a juried exhibition organized by Print London, inviting Canadian-based professional artists to submit miniature prints.
Access to Toronto History Museums spaces for community-led projects.
The City of Toronto invites proposals for the 2027 Community Activation Programs at Toronto History Museums. Open to community-based organizations, collectives, Indigenous governments, non-profit cultural/arts organizations, equity-deserving groups, and individual…
Three commissioned public artworks: Atrium and Central Staircase, Carved Cedar Ceremonial Doors, and Library Interior Column. Commission value not listed publicly.
The City of Vancouver and Vancouver Public Library invite artists from xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam Indian Band) to apply for three distinct public art commissions at the new Oakridge Community Centre.
Four shortlisted artists: $1,000 CAD each to develop design concepts. Selected artist: $8,000 CAD (+HST) for final design, consultation, and services.
The City of Toronto seeks a Canadian artist working in two-dimensional media to create custom art for construction site hoarding along 309-345 George Street, part of the George Street Revitalization Project replacing Seaton House with a modern facility integrating shelter…
$3,500 CAD in prizes: 1st prize $1,500, 2nd prize $1,000, 3rd prize $500, Honourable Mention $250, Community Choice $250. All successful artists also receive an exhibition fee of $100.
The Art Gallery of Mississauga invites emerging and established artists living and working in Ontario to apply to its sixth annual juried show. Each artist may submit one recent work completed between 2023 and 2026 across a wide range of media.
Selected projects receive a $5,000 to $7,000 CAD budget, inclusive of HST, artist fees, materials, fabrication, transportation, installation and de-installation.
The Yonge + St. Clair BIA, in partnership with DesignTO, is seeking proposals for site-specific installations in publicly accessible spaces across the Yonge and St. Clair district in Toronto.
Five 5,000 CAD prizes; plus a MacKenzie Art Gallery commission and solo exhibition, and a BlackFlash Magazine Artist Project.
The Emerging Digital Artists Award, presented by EQ Bank, recognizes emerging artists working in digital media. Applicants must be residents of Canada, at least 18 years old, and emerging artists within the first seven years of their professional career, beginning with their…
Up to CAD 18,000 excluding HST per selected installation
Ontario Place invites Ontario artists to submit proposals for light installations at Trillium Park. The theme is 'Structures of Light,' seeking installations that function as sculptural elements during daylight and reveal their full artistic expression through illumination after…
Limited funding available for up to 18 arts-sector participants (priority: small Canadian nonprofits). Participants must contribute at least 25% of fees. Program tuition: ,683 CAD + GST.
A 6-day intensive residential program at Banff Centre examining Canada's cultural policy foundations, governance systems, and systemic inequities.
CAD 145,000 plaza and CAD 40,000 mural commissions; interior works CAD 10,000 to 25,000; CAD 186 interview honorarium.
Strathcona County invites artists and artist teams to submit portfolios for multiple public art opportunities at the new Fieldhouse Multisport Facility, located at 240 Broadview Drive in Sherwood Park.
Canada's art ecosystem is anchored by strong public funding: artist-run centres, public galleries, and municipal art commissions alongside grants at the federal, provincial, and city level. Artist fees for exhibitions are a established norm here, which makes Canadian calls unusually artist-friendly.
This page gathers Canadian opportunities open right now, each verified by hand with deadline, fee, eligibility, and award listed, linking directly to the host organization's page. Arthead itself is based in Toronto.