The SBC Contemporary Art Gallery's artist-in-residence program aims to support artists of the Great Tiohtià:ke / Mooniyaang / Montréal by providing a space for research and experimentation, thereby developing a project that explores issues at the intersection of art, politics and society, supporting creative risk-taking, without imposing a final production.

 

Over a five-week period, the artist-in-residence will benefit from a range of resources to support the development of their project. Thanks to our partners Atelier CLARK/Centre d'art et de diffusion CLARK, Vidéographe and OBORO, the artist will have access to a professional production space in woodworking (cabinetmaking and joinery) as well as access to a post-production studio and equipment for sound and video practices. We invite artists to submit a project that requires the mobilization of one or more workshops and to justify their choice.

The SBC gallery space will be made available to the artist as an open studio for work and presentation, and will be used as a venue for professional and/or public invitations. Assisted by the SBC team, the artist is encouraged to choose the programs in which they wish to be involved and to develop at least one public activity.

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