Quebec Relations
This site presents translated summaries of information obtained from each funding body’s website. While we strive to ensure that all program information is as accurate and up-to-date as possible, we encourage users to consult each funder’s program documentation in full or to contact a program officer directly with any questions prior to submitting an application.
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This program seeks to promote artistic excellence, foster the development of the practice of artists and curators, and encourage a diversity of practices and new approaches to creation.
The artists participating in this program enjoy complete autonomy and define the objectives of their stay and elaborate the parameters and conditions for its realization in collaboration with one or more artistic collaborators from France.
This grant supports the realization of a new production or a reprise performance.
By financially supporting the risk inherent in the research process, this program seeks to promote innovation in art and the exploration of new avenues that contribute to the development of disciplines.
This agreement enables two Québec artists to engage in a two-month residency in Argentina. The artists participating in this program enjoy complete autonomy and define the objectives of their stay and elaborate the parameters and conditions for its realization.
This program supports the realization of artistic or literary programming during a given time period, such as activities to develop audiences and raise awareness, marketing, presentation of works, etc.
The international co-production assistance measure is designed to provide Quebec organizations producing artistic works with financial leverage to stimulate monetary investment from co-producers based outside Quebec.
This program aims to support the Inuit and First Nations arts community in Québec in its quest for reappropriation, reconstruction and development, contributing to the knowledge, recognition and promotion of Inuit and First Nations artists and the Inuit and First Nations arts.
Through this artist-in-residence program at one of the world’s most prestigious arts centres, the Conseil wishes to foster the career development of Québec artists and enable them to benefit from the Banff Centre’s extensive facilities.
This program encourages the appreciation and presentation of literature and storytelling through activities and events, with the goal of increasing the exposure of literary works and their standing in Quebec.
