Digital Arts Resource Centre (DARC) seeks an Administrative Coordinator to facilitate DARC’s administration and financial activities. DARC is an artist-run, not-for-profit, charitable organization, our Administrative Coordinator must be an individual who understands our distinct financial position and is familiar with the administrative and financial responsibilities as such.
Upon reflection as to what practical action Digital Arts Resource Centre (DARC) can take to support the TRC’s Calls to Action, the DARC Board of Directors unanimously chose on September 27th to stand in solidarity by making a reparative contribution to reconciliation, waiving all membership fees for First Nations, Metis and Inuit artists and organizations forever, effective immediately.
PLEASE NOTE: This position has been filled and we are no longer accepting applications.
Are you interested in educational programming, pedagogy and artistic community development? We are now accepting applications for a Community Access and Education Manager to lead the development and execution of DARCs education programs, membership services and community access activities both in person and online.
Digital Arts Resource Centre’s virtual offices will be closed Monday, September 6th. Our staff and operations will be back online Tuesday.
Arts Court (where we are located) has officially opened its doors to the public for the first time since March 2020. As a result, Digital Arts Resource Centre is so excited to announce that we will be reopening our equipment rental program on Wednesday August 18th! In addition, we are also thrilled to open our Digital Artist and Expert Digital Artist memberships for application for the first time this Friday August 13th.
From July 15th to August 8th, Peter Rahul’s “nosignal” will be shown on the 3rd floor of the CF Rideau Centre as part of Vector Festival’s multi-site exhibition “Infinite Scroll” which showcases GIF artworks that use abstraction and repetition to simulate the hypnotic effects of social media scrolling. GIFs by Khadija Aziz, Justine Durand, Peter Rahul, and Shaheer Zazai are presented, respectively, by Factory Media Centre (Hamilton), InterAccess (Toronto), Digital Arts Resource Centre (Ottawa), and Trinity Square Video’s Virtual Vitrine (online).