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DePOT Artist in Residence Program 2024 🏭

The DéPOT Artist in Residence (DePOT AIR) program supports creative engagements with the historical roots and lived experience of deindustrialization.

We are interested in proposals that range across the performing, creative and visual arts, are rooted in deindustrialized areas in Italy, France, Germany, the UK, the US or Canada and that speak to the impact, and legacy, of mine, mill and factory closures. (more…)

Québec-Acadie Residencies 2024 ⚜️⭐️

Fonderie Darling, Gare de Matapédia, Galerie Sans Nom, and Projet Borgitte are thrilled to announce the launch of a new artist residency program between Montreal, the Gaspésie and Acadie.

Image of the shoreline. Text: Open call for residencies for Quebec and New Brunswick Artists. Deadline May 28, 2024.

Deployed in five parts, the Québec-Acadie Residencies aims to strengthen ties between Canada’s French-speaking communities, while showcasing Acadian culture and fostering closer ties between the two provinces’ art scenes through collaboration between artist-run centers and residency spaces. (more…)

Sunbury Shores: 60 Years + 60+ Artists 👨‍🎨

Sunbury Shores has been instrumental in helping to build and support the careers of countless artists over sixty years.

For our 60th anniversary Celebrating 60 Years + 60+ Artists, artists at all levels of their career who exhibited at Sunbury Shores, taught art courses and workshops here, were students, artists in residence or course participants, or who worked and learned in our art studios are invited to participate in this special exhibition. (more…)

artsnb’s Artist in Residence Programs 🏠

artsnb’s Artist in Residence Program is intended for individual artists to participate in residencies and New Brunswick public or private institutions and organizations to host professional artists, and enable them to pursue specific projects relating to their creative work.

The artists in residence are also to contribute to the promotion and understanding of the arts by means of the artists’ contact with the clientele of the establishments. (more…)