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Rodger and Joann McLennan
Canadian War Art Research Fellowship
The National Gallery of Canada’s Canadian War Art Research Fellowship encourages and supports advanced research in Canadian and Indigenous Canadian war and military art. Research must relate to any aspect of Canadian war or military art, including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, printmaking and other media, and emphasize the use and investigation of the collections of the National Gallery of Canada, Canadian War Museum, and Library and Archives Canada. The Fellowship supports original research by scholars undertaking publishing, exhibition, and thesis and dissertation work or their equivalents in Canadian war or military art.
Eligibility
The Fellowship is open to art historians, curators, critics, conservators, graduate students and independent and other professionals working in the visual arts or in museology and related disciplines in the humanities and social sciences and is open to international applicants.
Tenure
Fellowships of the National Gallery of Canada are tenable only at the National Gallery of Canada. Each award is limited to a maximum of $5,000, including expenses and/or a stipend. The term of each award is one calendar year beginning September 1, 2025.
Applications
Completed applications will include all of the following:
A statement of the aims, methodology and anticipated results of the investigation, limited to a maximum of three pages headed by a summary of the proposal;
A brief outline of the research materials and facilities required (e.g., bibliography of primary and secondary resources; access to National Gallery of Canada collections; access to the expertise and resources of other Ottawa area institutions; etc.);
The proposed dates and timetable of the residency at the Gallery;
An outline of projected costs, including expenses and stipend. Eligible expenses include relocation to Ottawa, subsistence during the residency, and project-related travel, supplies and services;
A full curriculum vitae, including education, professional employment history, awards and honours, publications, exhibitions and work-in-progress;
Information on other grants applied for or received, employment commitments and paid sabbatical arrangements, for the proposed period of residency;
One letter of recommendation, sent under separate cover by the referee to the Gallery. The letter must address the candidate’s achievements in general and the fellowship proposal in particular;
Examples of finished work, textual, visual, or both.
Assessment Criteria
The review committee, comprised of National Gallery of Canada staff and external jurors, will examine research proposals with the following considerations in mind:
The significance, originality, goals, potential contributions and feasibility of the proposal;
The need for and the benefit to be derived from enhanced access to the collections of the Gallery and other Ottawa institutions, and the relevance to the research community of the planned work. Priority will be given to projects that intend to reach a public audience physically, in print or digitally.
Applications are invited from all qualified candidates, including Indigenous peoples, women, people of any sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, racialized people, and people with disabilities.
The Gallery is committed to developing inclusive, barrier-free selection processes and work environment.
All applications, in English or French, for the National Gallery of Canada General Idea Fellowship should be sent via email in PDF format to:
Amy Rose
Senior Manager, Library, Archives and Research Fellowship Program
erefel@gallery.ca
Deadline for Applications is June 13, 2025.
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The CSEA/SCÉA supports and celebrates the
2025 UNESCO Arts Education Week
(May 19-25, 2025)
1. WAAE (World Alliance for Arts Education) will celebrate the 2025 UNESCO Arts Education Week through a series of Forums and Webinars during the week, and through public actions of the members of our associations. All details are here:https://www.waae.online/waae_arts_education_week_2025.html At this weblink you will find opportunities to register for webinar events as a participant or as a speaker. InSEA is a member of WAAE and is also the official UNESCO organisation for visual arts education across the globe.
2. Members and non members (of the CSEA/SCÉA, InSEA, and WAAE) are invited to contribute to InSEA's international Padlet Board and 'draw a line' for visual art education. This can be a photograph of a time and place, or a drawing or art work, or any image that you think 'draws a line'. Add to previous submissions and make this world map vibrate with creativity!
Look at the photos on your phone or take a new photo image, and choose any that show a line or lines, go to the BLUE upload button and enter the location that you are in or where maybe the image is from, then upload the image. OR, find time to actually pick up an art material and draw a line or lines that you can photograph.
'Draw a line for art education' is a fun inspired InSEA call out for the UNESCO International Arts Education week 2025 and will add to our contributions from 2023 and 2024.
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This is the link to the Padlet Board: padlet.com/susanmcoles/insea-celebrates-the-unesco-global-international-arts-educat-z2z62z6l0hs4mhjj
![The CSEA/SCÉA supports and celebrates the
2025 UNESCO Arts Education Week
(May 19-25, 2025)
1. WAAE (World Alliance for Arts Education) will celebrate the 2025 UNESCO Arts Education Week through a series of Forums and Webinars during the week, and through public actions of the members of our associations. All details are here:https://www.waae.online/waae_arts_education_week_2025.html At this weblink you will find opportunities to register for webinar events as a participant or as a speaker. InSEA is a member of WAAE and is also the official UNESCO organisation for visual arts education across the globe.
2. Members and non members (of the CSEA/SCÉA, InSEA, and WAAE) are invited to contribute to InSEAs international Padlet Board and draw a line for visual art education. This can be a photograph of a time and place, or a drawing or art work, or any image that you think draws a line. Add to previous submissions and make this world map vibrate with creativity!
Look at the photos on your phone or take a new photo image, and choose any that show a line or lines, go to the BLUE upload button and enter the location that you are in or where maybe the image is from, then upload the image. OR, find time to actually pick up an art material and draw a line or lines that you can photograph.
Draw a line for art education is a fun inspired InSEA call out for the UNESCO International Arts Education week 2025 and will add to our contributions from 2023 and 2024.
[Do not post images of people without getting their direct permission. Observe GDPR guidelines at all times.]
This is the link to the Padlet Board: https://padlet.com/susanmcoles/insea-celebrates-the-unesco-global-international-arts-educat-z2z62z6l0hs4mhjj](https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/498048722_1478392663534249_1665233518058490672_n.jpg?_nc_cat=103&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=127cfc&_nc_ohc=kwujvpW_CdwQ7kNvwF2Z0K1&_nc_oc=Adkv-4pu83Bfyw38mhiTaTFSetkgy6PuNeQMahAhIBsWMb1W3h1m9f0ZbYFXmTjYi60&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent-lga3-1.xx&edm=AKIiGfEEAAAA&_nc_gid=tGkx2yIN3GzzbaLzy1uY6A&oh=00_AfKplVX7hrlsU983twc4ogAo0KJUSuLoVbeVXok34BInig&oe=68378917)
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The Canadian Society for Education through Art is the national art education association representing art educators within Canada. It is a voluntary association founded in Quebec City in 1955, and is the only Canadian national organization that brings together visual art educators, gallery educators and others with similar interests and concerns. Membership represents all levels of education: elementary, secondary, college/university, ministries of education, art galleries/museums, and community education.
The CSEA/SCÉA is a Canadian Registered Charity.
Would you like to support projects and programs with a tax-deductible charitable donation? An official tax receipt will be e-mailed for all donations received.
If you would like to support a specific project, award, or other undertakings, please e-mail office.csea@gmail.com and your donation will be earmarked for that purpose.
