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Create and display an original wall-mounted artwork or small series exploring health, learning, and community; design and deliver one engagement session for hospital staff and students.
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Get matched →The Mandy Lowe Artist-in-Residence Program is an inaugural one-year residency at University Health Network (UHN) that honours Mandy Lowe's contributions to clinical learner education. The selected emerging artist will develop and share creative work within a hospital environment, enriching the health sciences libraries by integrating thoughtful, evocative, and beautiful art into the built environment.
A display wall in the Health Sciences Library at Toronto General Hospital, approximately 14 feet wide, will be available for the completed work. The artwork currently mounted is approximately 4 feet 2 inches by 3 feet 4 inches. Projects may include painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, or other wall-mounted media that can be safely displayed. Artwork must adhere to hospital infection prevention and control best practices (ideally easy to clean, non-porous materials, framed or encased; consideration may be given to material more difficult to clean or damp dusted only) and require minimal maintenance. This space is accessible to hospital staff and students 24/7 for viewing, and to patients and the public during weekdays.
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Submit applications to: [email protected]. Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee. Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate a strong connection to the program's themes, show potential for meaningful community engagement, and are based locally (GTA). Only the selected applicant will be contacted.