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Pseudonym or preferred name (if applicable)

Preferred pronouns (if comfortable sharing)

UPDATED Bio

When providing an updated bio, please ensure it is short and has a sense of permanence. (150 words maximum about YOU and a broader overview of your works). Please provide the ENTIRE bio. Bio Criteria: – Written in third-person, – Birthplace (optional), – Includes an overview of works including award(s) received/nominations, – Education (if applicable). Remember, this bio will not hold everything that you have accomplished, but rather give the end-user a good sense of your work in relation to your contributions to this dynamic field.

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Please note: if you do not have a headshot ready or do not submit one, we will use the PGC logo in its place.

Photo credit, as appropriate

NEW or UPDATED Website or social media URL

Link to website (if you do not have a website, feel free to link us toward a social site where you often promote, share, and/or discuss your (upcoming) work(s)).

NEW or UPDATED Location

Province or Territory (if outside of Canada, select “other” and specify the state/county/place you live in)

Other location (if applicable)

If you checked off “other” in the question above, please feel free to provide more detail

NEW or UPDATED Agent's name (if applicable)

NEW or UPDATED Agent's Website

Copy and paste the link to your agent’s website

Artistic Specializations: PLEASE ADD TO EXISTING INFO

Artistic Specializations: PLEASE REMOVE FROM EXISTING INFO

Other artistic specializations information

New or updated information

General information/questions

Please feel free to provide PGC staff clarifying information.

Alternatively: UPDATED Social Identity Markers: PLEASE REMOVE THOSE SPECIFIED BELOW

If there have been changes in your life and you would like to remove SOME markers, please clearly list what you would like REMOVED from your current profile.

(Social) Identity Markers

Please select all/any identity markers that apply to you AND you would like to share. Please note that these are very general categories and are solely to grant end-users the ability to sort through our system in ways that suit their needs the best. Additionally, if we have missed any, feel free to select “Other” and provide information in the following question.

Other Markers

If you checked off “Other” from list above, please feel feel to provide further information

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Do you have any specifications that you would like to make in regards to any identity markers that you have chosen to declare?

FirstIndigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuk/Inuit, Status, Non-Status) Choice
Black, African, or Part of Africa's Global Diaspora
East Asian
South Asian
Southeast Asian
Latino/a, Latine/x, Hispanic, Afro-Latino/a
Persian, Arab, Middle Eastern, or North African
Jewish
2SLGBTQIA+
Gay
Lesbian
Queer
Two-Spirited
Transgender
Woman/Female-identifying
Gender Non-Conforming/Non-Binary
Immigrant
Bi/Multilingual
Neurodivergent
Living with a Disability
Deaf/Hearing Impaired
Mad (from Madness Network News): "A term historically used to oppress people who experience emotional distress and non-normative or non-conventional states of being. Mad has been reclaimed as a socio-political identity for people who experience emotional distress and/or who have been labeled as “mentally ill” or as having “mental health issues.” A mad individual is a person whose identity and selfhood are contrary to convention, subverting, defying, disrupting, and liberating oneself from what is considered “sane.” To be mad is to take pride in the mental states that have been deemed criminal and deficit."
Emerging Artist: Arts Nova Scotia defines an "Emerging Artist" as one with specialized training in the field: "[They] have some professional credits, awards or grants, at least one public presentation in professional venues in a solo capacity, or within a group of professional artists, and has created a modest independent body of work. An artist may be considered emerging for multiple years. Age is not a factor in determining an emerging artist."
Established Artist: Arts Nova Scotia defines the "Established Artist" as one who is, "mid-career or beyond in their professional career [and] has more than five years of professional activity and a minimum of three professional presentations or publications for which they have been compensated as a professional artist."
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