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Artist-In- Residence Grants Available Artist-In-Residence Program Residency programs provide hands-on learning opportunities for students through multiple- day, artist-led projects. Artists and teachers can work collaboratively to create arts infused curriculum, or ‘Art for Art’s sake’ programs. If you would like to book an artist for a project of three or more full days, but require financial assistance, you may be eligible to receive a financial subsidy. While these grants substantially cover the costs of MASC residencies, your school will be responsible for any remaining balance. Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Funding is available to schools serving high-need communities as identified by school boards within the City of Ottawa. This funding may be applied to residencies of three days or longer. City of Ottawa Rural Initiative Funding is available to schools or community groups located in rural districts of the City of Ottawa. This funding may be applied to residencies of three days or longer. Cajole Inn Foundation Cajole Inn Foundation Funding is available to schools serving high-need communities as identified by school boards within the City of Ottawa. This funding will subsidize the cost of materials for Visual arts workshops or residencies. “ Over my 18 years of teaching, I have seen first-hand the empowerment that the Arts offers our students. From creative hands-on workshops to inspiring presentations, our students and staff benefit from the programming offered through MASC. Having these talented artists come and work with our students is life-changing. Kathryn Ferris, Teacher Sir Robert Borden High School See our website www.masconline.ca for a direct link to the Artist-In-Residence funding application form. Application Deadline: December 3rd, 2018 For more information, please contact Cheryl Carman at [email protected] 7