Indigenous Artist(s) in Residence
From University of Lethbridge
Generously supported by TD Bank Group, the Piiksinaasin (Faculty of Fine Arts) Indigenous Artist(s) in Residence program supports early-career and emerging Indigenous artists working in any artistic discipline, including visual arts, performance, music and interdisciplinary forms.
- Amount
- Up to $5,000
- Who can apply
- Not found
- Where you must live
- Not found
- Art forms
- Visual arts, Music
- Application fee
- Not stated on the funder's page
- Kind
- Residency
- How to get it
- Open application “Applicants must be at least 18 years old and a First Nations, Inuit, or Métis person from the lands now known as Canada.”
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What is offered
Money to you
- The residency includes dedicated studio space, access to facilities, equipment and staff support, and a stipend for travel and living expenses.
Also mentioned
- The residency offers a paid and focused period of exploration, allowing artists to develop a body of work, explore a new medium or approach, strengthen their presence in the community and gain valuable experience to support their...
- Selected artists will receive support in developing a full proposal, with a resume or CV and biographical statement;
In the funder's words, from their page, read September 27, 2026.
Eligibility
Applicants must be at least 18 years old and a First Nations, Inuit, or Métis person from the lands now known as Canada. Applicants must identify as an early-career or emerging artist, which we define as artists who have: Artists must reside in Lethbridge or the surrounding area.
What to send
one-page letter of interest describing area of practice and proposed project
Also listed at
- Indigenous Artist(s) in Residence (opens in a new tab) (ulethbridge.ca)
Checked against the funder's page on September 30, 2026. Always confirm details there before you apply.
Key details not found yet: length of stay.
Source: https://www.ulethbridge.ca/fine-arts/indigenous-artists-residence (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 23, 2026.
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