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Woodhaven Artist in Residence Program

From UBC Okanagan

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The FCCS Woodhaven Artist in Residence Program provides a paid residency opportunity for a diverse variety of visiting artists including writers, visual artists, digital media artists and performance artists. Artists stay between 2 – 4 weeks at our Woodhaven Eco Culture Centre in the summer months.

Amount
Up to $5,000
Who can apply
Individual artists
Where you must live
Not stated
Art forms
Visual arts, Writing, Media arts
Application fee
Not stated
Kind
Residency
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What is offered

Place to live and work

  • This residency includes accommodation in a large two-bedroom home located at the Woodhaven Eco Culture Centre as well as full use of a dedicated studio on the property, a 360 sq.
  • This residency includes accommodation in the first floor of a large two-bedroom home located at the Woodhaven Eco Culture Centre as well as full use of a dedicated studio space on the property.

Also mentioned

  • The program offers a contemplative experience in a natural setting.

In the funder's words, from their page, read September 26, 2026.

Eligibility

This residency is open to Canadian and international individuals engaged in any genre of the creative arts. Current UBC students are not eligible. Payment is in Canadian dollars, and is subject to applicable taxes. One artist will be selected as Artist in Residence. Applications will be reviewed by the Woodhaven Artist in Residence Selection Committee. Applicants will be contacted with news of the committee’s decision in April.

What to send

Not stated

Checked against the funder's page, September 26, 2026.

Source: https://fccs.ok.ubc.ca/about/events-workshops/artist-in-residence/ (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on September 26, 2026.

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