Rayonner au Canada – Rayonnement public ### 📋 Eligible Entities - Canadian artists (individual practitioners) - Artist collectives and groups (formal or informal) - Not-for-profit arts organizations - Canadian cultural institutions (galleries, museums, performance venues) - Arts councils and community arts centers - Applicants must demonstrate professional artistic practice or cultural programming experience - Must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents (for individual artists) - Organizations must be registered in Canada ### 💰 Funding Details - Maximum grant amount: $100,000 CAD - Grant type: Non-repayable contribution (not a loan) - Matching requirement: Typically 1:1 cost-sharing expected (verify with program administrator) - Funding frequency: Project-based; timeline dependent on program intake cycles - Currency: Canadian dollars - No indication of GST/HST handling in description; confirm with administrator ### 🛠️ Approved Expenses - Live events and performances (concerts, exhibitions, theatrical productions, festivals) - Publications (print materials, catalogues, artist books, digital publications) - Public engagement initiatives (workshops, community programs, artist talks) - Audience development and outreach activities - Marketing and promotional materials for public-facing programs - Technical production costs (sound, lighting, staging for events) - Artist fees and honorariums - Venue rental and logistics for public programming - Administrative and coordination costs (limited percentage typically applied) ### ⚠️ Conditions & Milestones - Primary objective: Create meaningful connections between artists and diverse audiences - Public accessibility: Programs and initiatives must be open to the general public - Accountability: Recipients must provide project reporting, attendance documentation, and impact assessment - Timeline: Projects must be completed within defined funding period (typically 12 months; confirm specific dates) - Diversity requirement: Programming should engage diverse audiences and/or reflect diverse artistic perspectives - Intellectual property: Grant administrator may retain rights to document/archive funded activities - Financial audit: Organizations may be subject to financial review and