Call For Proposals 2019 & 2020
We invite you to submit an application for financial support to carry out a cultural cooperation project between Québec and the UK in 2019 and 2020.
Québec-UK Connections
Québec and the United Kingdom are dedicated to the importance of culture, technology and research in their societies, and while they share a common heritage, Quebec’s identity is anchored in its cultural productions and creative industries, making this province a cultural beacon renowned in Canada for its innovation and audacity.
The QC-UK Connections scheme promotes international exchange projects involving artists, directors, authors, and other cultural workers. Through funding and support, we encourage a cultural dialogue leading to better mutual understanding between the two societies.
Recipients 2017-2018
Read more about the seven cultural cooperation projects supported by the Quebec government and the British Council in 2017-2018.
Ongoing Connection: Rachel McCrum
As part of the exchange between the Scottish Poetry Library and Maison de la poésie de Montréal, the poet Rachel McCrum responded to a few questions regarding the collaboration.
Ongoing Connection: LUX
Benjamin Cook, Director at LUX, briefly tells us about his current collaboration with Montreal artist-run center Dazibao.
Ongoing Connection: The National Theatre of Scotland
Caroline Newall, Director of Artistic Development at the NTS, discusses their current project.
Ongoing Connection: ADAD
The Association of Dance of the African Diaspora (ADAD) based in London Virtu'o Danse in Montreal share some of their insights on their ongoing partnership as part of QC-UK Connections.
Ongoing Connection: Convergence
Convergence Festival in London partnered with MUTEK in Montreal on a collaborative curatorial project entitled Liaison, which promotes innovative artworks in digital and electronic music.
Our partners
The QC-UK Connections is supported by the British Council, the Ministère des Relations Internationales et de la Francophonie, and the Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec.