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Kinship Medicines | Indigenous Arts Program

Overview

Kinship Medicines is a thematic residency for queer, trans, and two-spirited Indigenous writers and visual artists who are enacting kinship ethics in their practices, particularly around discussions of gender, sex, and the queer-trans Indigenous futures movement.

This residency focuses on the discursive spark shared between queer, trans, and two spirited Indigenous visual artists and writers by focusing on conversation, collaboration, and building creative kinship between a cohort of writers who think alongside artists, whether it be through curatorial writing or literary form,  and a cohort of studio artists. 

Theatre Production Practicums 2020

Application Deadline: March 04, 2020
Dates: May 04 - August 07, 2020

Reinforce and hone basic skills and practical problem solving while working with professionals and a wide range of technology (including state of the art and legacy systems) in a safe, inclusive environment.

You will be responsible for setting your own goals and learning objectives as part of the program, with encouragement and support from a network of mentors. These mentors will provide insight into the demands of the workplace with advice and guidance on how to advance within the industry.

CALL | November 2020 FUNDED Artist-in-Residence Program | Vernon, BC | Caetani Cultural Centre

CALL | November 2020 FUNDED Artist-in-Residence Program | Vernon, BC | Caetani Cultural Centre 

DATES: November 2020
RATES: fully funded (no studio or residency fees)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: March 9th, 2020

WHO IS ELIGIBLE: Open to emerging and established artists in most disciplines (writing, performance, visual, music, film, etc) who can articulate how this residency will be a support to their artistic growth and professional work.

Please note we’re a small residency – we can’t offer significant access to specialized tools or equipment, but we can offer time and space.

Banff International Curatorial Institute Fellowship Fall 2020

Program Overview

The Banff International Curatorial Institute (BICI) Fellowship supports established curators, arts writers, cultural critics, and researchers in focusing deeply on the continued development of their work. The program allows for self-directed research over an extended period of 12 weeks within the creative and intellectually stimulating environment of Visual Arts. Participants are selected by an international jury for this unique, fully-scholarshipped program.

Banff Artist in Residence Summer 2020

Overview

The Banff Artist in Residence (BAiR) program is designed for visual artists to focus on their own practice in a supportive learning environment. Participants are encouraged to explore new ideas, create, self-direct their research and time, and cultivate new directions in their work — all while surrounded by a community of peers within Banff Centre’s spectacular mountain setting. 

Performing Arts Creation Residencies 2020

Overview

Banff Centre is committed to the commissioning, development, and production of new works in all major performance disciplines, and encourages bold collaborations across disciplines. Performing Arts residencies are designed for artists to work on the initial creation phase of a new work in one or more of our studio spaces.

What does the program offer?

These residencies offer a range of work spaces and facilities depending on participants' needs and availability. Banff Centre provides limited production support for these residencies. Additional technical support may be negotiated when possible. Partial residencies may be available. 

Who should apply?

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