Eligibility

This program is suited for recent graduates of studio-based programs with an emphasis on printmaking. The programs offers experience within a professional organization for those seeking careers as studio technicians or production assistants, or those in pursuit of graduate studies. Applicants must exhibit foundational skills in printmaking through their portfolio submissions and express interest in papermaking and related techniques. Artists from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply, with a special invitation to individuals of Indigenous descent.

Number of Participants

This program is suited for recent graduates of studio-based programs with an emphasis on printmaking. The programs offers experience within a professional organization for those seeking careers as studio technicians or production assistants, or those in pursuit of graduate studies. Applicants must exhibit foundational skills in printmaking through their portfolio submissions and express interest in papermaking and related techniques. Artists from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply, with a special invitation to individuals of Indigenous descent. The regular course of study for the Printmaking Studio Practicum is 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Participants have the opportunity to spend one weekday focused on independent study, while the other four weekdays are dedicated to supporting the Print and Paper Facilitator, artists in residence, and regular departmental events.

Deadline

August 14, 2019 06:00 UTC

Selection Results (Announcement Dates)

September 23, 2019 06:00 UTC

Duration

January 06, 2020 - December 11, 2020

Funding

• CA$61.00 material budget (daily)
• CA$230.00 stipend (weekly)

Costs

• CA$65.00 application fee
• CA$230.00 program fee (weekly)

Facilities

Co-Working, Fabrication Lab, Library, Shared Studio

Public Programs

Mentors, Professional Development

Disciplines

Printmaking

Program Description

Studio Practicum programs provide an opportunity for participants to expand and enhance their technical skills in mediums supported by Banff Centre’s Visual Arts production facilities. This program offers practical experience in screen printing, intaglio, lithography, typography, digital printing and software, fibre, papermaking, and new technology. Participants receive training in both printmaking and papermaking studio operation in support of their artistic practice. Printmaking Studio Practicum participants will receive mentorship and feedback from the Print and Paper Facilitator, and assist in the delivery of Visual Arts residency programs and events. Participants learn maintenance and safe operation of equipment, and provide assistance to the Print and Paper Facilitator, in support of artists in residence utilizing the printmaking and papermaking facilities.