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Residency
February 04 - February 08, 2019
Application Deadline: 
November 28, 2018

BodyWeather Workshop

BodyWeather training and performance practice explores the mind and the body. It is an open investigation relevant to anyone interested in a practical strategy to approach the body and physical presence.

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Residency
April 22 - May 17, 2019
Application Deadline: 
November 28, 2018

Ghost Days: Making Art for Spirit

This experimental, multidisciplinary residency will explore spirit and culture from an Indigenous perspective in a contemporary world. Ghost Days will attempt to invoke the spirits and ghosts of Indigenous, colonial, and non-colonial history as both artistic collaborators and audience.

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Residency
March 04 - March 23, 2019
Application Deadline: 
November 28, 2018

Indigenous Storytellers and Spoken Word Residency

This residency will engage participants in storytelling, in preparation for performance. Performances will include storytelling with spoken word and music lyricism.

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Exhibition installation activity.
Practicum
April 02, 2018 - March 29, 2019
Application Deadline: 
February 21, 2018

Indigenous Preparatorial Practicum

The Walter Phillips Gallery Indigenous Preparatorial Practicum program enables the participant to engage in hands-on opportunities working alongside the gallery’s curator and preparator.

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Practicum
September 10, 2018 - August 31, 2019
Application Deadline: 
June 13, 2018

Indigenous Studio Practicum

Studio Practicum programs expand and enhance Indigenous artists' technical skills, and increase knowledge in the various mediums supported by the Visual + Digital Arts area.

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Residency
November 05 - December 07, 2018
Application Deadline: 
August 01, 2018

The Space Between Us: Technology, collaboration, and the future

This residency welcomes Indigenous visual artists, curators, and scholars from all nations around the world to gather here on Treaty 7 Territory. Participants will create new work, collaborate, and investigate technology as a decolonial tool to discuss culture, contemporary art practice, and the future. 

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