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InStudio Magazine

Issue No. 6 of Banff Centre's biannual publication of arts, culture, and events now available

Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity's biannual publication

InStudio combines the stories of artists, leaders, and the significant impact your support provides with the inside scoop on upcoming events, festivals, and behind-the-scenes experiences at Banff Centre. It's your guide to cultural adventures in Banff this season!

Every year, Banff Centre provides thousands of artists and leaders with the resources to advance their practice, and the freedom to create the unforgettable. In each edition of InStudio, you’ll find a glimpse into some of the innovative and extraordinary work developed right here in Banff. You’ll see what our alumni are doing to make communities across the country more creatively and economically vibrant; and, you’ll find out what makes our faculty truly world-class.

Inside the current issue you'll find all our Fall and Winter events information and calendars, interviews with people like author Katherna Vermette and choreographer Andrea Peña, a look at an exciting season of intimate concerts, photos taken inside the studios of our artists in residence, and more.

Current Issue

Some of the articles featured in our current issue, Spring/Summer 2019.

InStudio: Art at the End of the World

In the face of the globe’s most immediate crisis Ackroyd & Harvey ask artists what responsibility they bear

InStudio: Hide Couture

How Slavey Dene designer D’Arcy Moses stitches his community into his designs

Banff Centre donor sits in an empty Eric Harvie Theatre.

InStudio: Leaving a Legacy in the West

A contribution from arts lover and philanthropist Jenny Belzberg and her family will make a big mark on campus — coming fall 2020

InStudio: Artist as Warrior

Jazz drummer Jerry Granelli looks to Buddhist teachings to define his place as an artist in society

InStudio: Crafting the Universe

How choreographer Andrea Peña creates worlds for her dancers to inhabit, and for audiences to explore

Related Stories

Like what you saw in our current issue? Here are some videos and articles that take a deeper look at some of the artists featured in InStudio.

Crystal explores a forest trail.

Crystal Pite, Choreographer and Artistic Director

Crystal Pite first attended Banff Centre as an inspiring dancer when she was just 16. Over the course of three decades, Crystal has been to Banff...

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