Three cultures, nine perspectives, one artistic experience to create and engage in dialogue.
🗓️ September 24 to October 3, 2025
📍 Villégiature Deux Rivières
🗺️ Tracadie-Sheila, NB
Trouvez l’appel aux artistes en français et apprenez-en plus sur L’Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s du Nouveau-Brunswick here.
Learn more about about Mawi’Art Wabanaki Artist Collective here.
ArtsLink NB is pleased to introduce the resident artists for Introspect: a residency by the sea this April 26 to May 9 at the Kingsbrae International Residence for the Arts (KIRA)!
The selected artists are:
(more…)Interested in applying for Introspect: a residency by the sea? Do you have questions?
Join our programming director Jericho Knopp as she gives a brief presentation about the residency and then answers all your questions. We’re here to help guide you in the application process if you need any help.
🗓️ Thursday, January 23, 2025
🕛 12pm – 1pm
▶️ Recording will be made available (request in the sign-up form)
ArtsLink NB is announcing the call for artists for a special version of Introspect: a nature residency: Introspect: a residency by the sea.
The two-week residency is being held in collaboration with Kingsbrae International Residency for the Arts (KIRA), and will bring together five artists in KIRA’s historic mansion and studio to work on a personal project from April 26 to May 9, 2025.
(more…)ArtsLink NB is pleased to announce the resident artists for the second Introspect: a nature residency, a biennial residency taking place in Mt. Carleton Provincial Park in partnership with NB Parks.
The artists for 2024 are: Stella d’Entremont, Caoife Garvey, Kaitlin Hoyt, Jaclyn Martinez, and Kim Stillwell.
A program of ArtsLink NB, Introspect is a low-tech residency that allows the artists to focus on the essentials of the creation process.
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ArtsLink NB is announcing the call for artists for the second iteration of Introspect: a nature residency. The two-week residency is being held in collaboration with Parks NB, and will bring together five artists in Mount Carleton Provincial Park to work on a personal project and a community creation. The artists will have the experience of having two dedicated weeks without distraction to work on their art, taking inspiration from the beautiful, picturesque setting of the park.
Are you in interested in applying for this year’s Cross-Cultural Creation Residency?
Potential applicants are invited to join Jericho Knopp, Programming Director with ArtsLink NB, for a short presentation about the residency followed by Q&A session.
Where: Via Zoom
When: February 14 @ 12 pm
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84620945940pwd=UUFIRXJIbitmSEtPUTNDVmxsOHdkUT09
Meeting ID: 846 2094 5940
Passcode: 603379
Mawi’Art: Wabanaki Artist Collective, in collaboration with ArtsLink NB and L’Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s du Nouveau-Brunswick (AAAPNB), is hosting the fourth Cross-Cultural Creation Residency, June 16-25, 2023 in Metepenagiag.
The 10-day residency will take place at Metepenagiag Heritage Park and Outdoor Lodge, and artists will have the opportunity to work on a personal project as well as exchange creative energy and cultural wisdom with eight other artists.
The deadline to apply is February 19th, 2023.
Details on how to apply are here:
The resident artists of Introspect: a Nature Residency have completed their group project, a series of natural frames along a trail in Herring Cove Provincial Park on Campobello Island, New Brunswick.
During Introspect: a Nature Residency in 2022, the five selected artists stayed in the park’s rustic shelters, taking inspiration from the beautiful, picturesque setting from 6th until June 17th, 2022.
The resident artists — Tomo Ingalls, Melissa Kennedy, Leah Wilton, Danielle Smith, and Jesse Mea — in a addition to completing a personal art project, were tasked with envisioning and completing a group project, and the public is now invited to discover and engage with it along a trail in Herring Cove Provincial park.
The resident artists explain the project this way:
“So often, we hurry through life on our way to a destination. We see things along the way, but how many more do we unintentionally overlook? Some are not noticed automatically; they require an effort or intention to observe, and stillness to absorb.”
“We have created a series of frames from found materials and placed them along the Yellow Trail. The frames we put together provide focal points throughout the trail. An opportunity to stop, look, and reflect at scenes that often go unnoticed.”
“From tiny fungi to a gigantic birch, nature is full of wonders to discover. But what will be revealed is personal to each individual, a reflection of our inner selves influenced by the possibilities provided in our environment.”
“And beware – with longing and time your brain may piece together more frames from your natural surroundings. Your mind is making new connections and viewpoints for you! For you to refocus, re-project, reset. Introspect.”
You can download the brochure, which has a trail map of where to find the installations, below: