Visual Arts - Embodied Making: Performance Art, Images and Objects

Accessible Housing ADA Compliant Partially Accessible (50% or more) Meals Provided Some meals (at least 2 meals provided) Studios/Special Equipment Private Studios Dedicated Studio/Shop Technicians - Full Time Exhibition / Installation Space Ceramics Workspace Electric Wheels Kick Wheels Slab Roller Clay Mixers Plaster Room Raku Kiln Electric Kiln Gas Kiln Dedicated Metal Shop Plasma Cutter Anvils, Stakes + Hammers Hydraulic Press Soldering Workspace Gas/Oxy Torches Finishing Room Buffing Machine Casting Room Electroforming + Etching Room Darkroom (Black And White) Darkroom (Color) Lighting Studio/Green Screen Large Format Printer / Plotter Large Format Scanner Film Scanner Printers + Scanner Photo + Video Editing Suite Painting Workspace (Oil) Easels Drawing Benches Printmaking Workspaces Book Arts Facilities Etching Press Glass Inking Table Drying Racks Aquatint Box Hot Plates Paper Soaking Sinks Paper Tearing Table Acid Room Silkscreen Studio Lithography Studio Light Tables Large Sinks Large Exposure Unit Washout Room Papermaking Studio Textiles Workspace Fiber Arts Workspace Dye Area Padded Screen Print Tables Hooded Dye Mixing Station Drying Room Well-ventilated Spray Room Washer And Dryer Dedicated Wood Shop Woodworking Tools Tablesaw Bandsaw Router Table Wood Bending Equipment Jointer Planer Wood Vises And Wood Working Table Studios/Facilities Accessibility Partially Accessible (50% or more) Type of Housing Private bedroom in a shared housing facility on campus Application Information Additional Eligibility Information This residency is for individual artists or duos (no more than two collaborators) at any stage of their career. Applicants should be available to participate over the entire five-week period of the program have completed formal training in visual arts at the post-secondary level, or have equivalent experience and recognition from their peers acquired through traditional knowledge and practices. The program is designed to cater to visual artists working in, but not limited to, practices in ceramics digital media painting, drawing, printmaking, and papermaking performance art photography sculpture and installation. Participants will benefit most if they are competent in the production processes that they are proposing to undertake during the residency are comfortable working independently within a cohort environment have a clearly thought-out project with a focus on research and process have good time management skills to balance scheduled program activity alongside independent studio practice. Please note that children are not permitted in visual arts studios or production areas. Number of Artists Accepted in Most Current Year 17 Artist Stipend Travel Stipend/Material Stipends Residency Fees 10033 Canadian Dollar (CAD) Fee Details Total Program Fee $10 033.70 Banff Centre Scholarship $5 556.87 Participant Cost* $4 476.78 Application Fee $65 for individuals or groups, $35 for applicants who identify as Indigenous. This non-refundable fee covers the full cost of processing your application