The lack of proper, high-quality documentation of your work can be a major barrier in applying for and receiving artistic opportunities, including grants, residencies, and exhibitions.
Enter ArtsLink’s Documentation Days. We’ve got the set up and the photographer, you just need to bring your work and yourself! Book a half-hour slot and get your work or your face photographed professionally.
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.
This is the final report of a major research project into the impacts and post-pandemic challenges of the arts, culture, and heritage of New Brunswick, a project that started in early 2023.
The project partners are ArtsLink NB, Association acadienne des artistes professionel.le.s du Nouveau-Brunswick (AAAPNB), and the Owens Art Gallery at Mount Allison University. The project’s Steering committee includes Julie Whitenect of ArtsLink NB, Anne-Cécile Grunenwald of AAAPNB, and Emily Falvey of the Owens Art Gallery. Laurence Dubuc (AAAPNB) and Emma Hassencahl-Perley (visual artist, curator, and educator) also contributed to the earlier stages of this project.
If you missed the report presentation by author Kelly Hill of Hill Strategies Research, with Carman Gibbs of the AAPNB, Emily Falvey of the Owens Art Gallery, and Julie Whitenect of ArtsLink NB, you can view the video by selecting the button below.