Programming overview
Through calls for submissions and curatorial projects, The Centre for Art Tapes promotes the understanding and exploration of media arts. the Centre offers a diverse program of public screenings, artist presentations, performances, audio exhibitions and multi-media installations. This ecompasses the work of local, regional, national and international artists.

Media Arts Scholarships
Scholarships are awarded annually for first-time video, audio, or new media artists. Successful applicants are determined by a rotating peer selection committee. This award covers the basic costs of training and equipment rental, and provides mentorship, an honorarium upon completion and a premier event for the completed piece. Deadline for submissions is 5-p.m. Friday, April 30, 2010.

Click here to download the information brochure and application form (option+click or right click to download.)

Local Artist in Residence
Two times a year, a local media artist is selected to spend 3-4 weeks at the Centre for Art Tapes to produce and present their work, teach workshops and meet with the local community. Deadline for submissions is 5-p.m. Tuesday, November 3, 2009.

Click here for residency application details (option+click or right click to download.)

Visiting Artist in Residence
Once a year, an established Canadian media artist is selected to spend 3-4 weeks at the Centre for Art Tapes to produce and present their work, teach workshops and meet with the local community. Ongoing call for subimissions.

Collaborative Projects & Curatorial Initiatives
Artists and community groups are encouraged to propose and develop projects with the programming commitee. CFAT has co-produced events with CKDU-FM, Eyelevel gallery, the Khyber, Mi'kmaq Native Friendship Centre, Leave Out ViolencE, Dalhousie Art Gallery, Saint Mary's University Art Gallery, Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University and many others.

Electronics Lab Residency
Each year four artists are selected to spend time in our Electronics Lab, working with mentors and participating in workshops to create new works. For more information about this program and to download the application form Click here (option+click or right click to download.)

General contact
207-5600 Sackville Street,
(CBC Radio Building)
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 1L2
tel.902-420-4002
fax.902-420-4581
cfat.communication@
ns.sympatico.ca
Above: Woebegone, be gone, Tanya Davis. 2010
Above: So Far Apart, Daniel Boos. 2010