Traduction de «Canadian artists » (Anglais → Français) :

Canadian Artists Network: Black Artists in Action

Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists [ ACTRA | Association of Canadian Television and Radio Artists | Association of Canadian Radio and Television Artists ]

describing your artistic aspirations in relation to artistic trends | explain your artistic aspirations in relation to artistic trends | describe your artistic aspirations in relation to artistic trends | detail your artistic aspirations in relation to artistic trends

Canadian Aerospace Artists Association [ CAAA | Canadian Aviation Artists Assocation ]

artistic profession [ actor | artist | composer | cultural worker | dancer | film-maker | musician | painter | photographer | sculptor | singer | Artists(ECLAS) | artists(UNBIS) | cultural personnel(UNBIS) ]

present avenues for exploration to generate the artistic content | proposing avenues for exploration to generate the artistic content | propose avenues for exploration to generate the artistic content | suggest avenues for exploration to generate the artistic content

help define an artistic vision for the programmer | help the programmer define the vision of an artist | help achieve an artistic vision | help the programmer define an artistic vision

literary and artistic property [ artistic and literary property ]

canadian pondweed | canadian waterweed | common elodia

artist's resale right

Sophie Milman, “New copyright law would cut artists’ earnings: Digital devices exempt from copying fee levied on blank cassettes and CDs,” The Toronto Star, 9 June 2010; Alliance of Cinema, Television and Recording Artists [ACTRA], “Canada’s New Copyright Bill A Blow To Artists: ‘Half the Bill is missing,’” News release, Toronto, 2 June 2010; Canadian Music Creators Coalition, “CMCC: Time to Invest in Supporting Artists Instead of Focusing on Punishing Fans,” 8 June 2010; Access Copyright, “Access Copyright Is Deeply Concerned by the Government’s Lack of Support for the Remuneration of Creators Through Collective Licensing,” News release, Toronto, 3 June 2010.; Canadian Private Copying Collective, “Proposed Copyright ...[+++]Law Fails Canadian Artists: Survey shows Canadians support fair compensation to artists and extending the levy to MP3 players (78 Kb, 2 pages),” News release, Toronto, 2 June 2010.

Previous cuts to the PromArt program, which allowed Canadian artists to promote their work and their culture abroad, and the Trade Routes program, which provided support to artistic and cultural entrepreneurs, were a slap in the face to artists and all Canadians.

Joining them were: Canadian Museums' Association; Canadian Artists' Representation; Union des écrivaines et des écrivains québécois; Canadian Civil Liberties Association; B.C. Civil Liberties Association; Union des artistes; PEN Canada; Canadian Library Association; Literary Translators' Association of Canada; Corporation des bibliothécaires professionnels du Québec; Association des auteures et auteurs de l'Ontario français; Ligue des droits et libertés; Regroupement des artistes en arts visuels du Québec; Société Civile des Auteurs Multimédia; Société des Auteurs de Radio, Télévision et Cinéma; Conseil des livres et des p ...[+++]ériodiques; and Société des auteurs et compositeurs dramatiques.

The amendment reads: That this House declines to give second reading to Bill C-93, an act to amend the Cultural Property Export and Import Act, the Income Tax Act and the Tax Court of Canada Act, since it fails to address the issue of the burden the tax credit system places on middle class taxpayers who are asked to pay for a potentially endless stream of donations of questionable cultural and artistic value claimed by wealthy Canadians (1340) The amendments shows a complete disregard for Canada's cultural community because it says that the work of Canadian artists is worthless, that the acquisitions of art by Canadians are worthless, an ...[+++]d that these are ``donations of questionable cultural and artistic value''.