Juried Exhibition: Call for Artist Submissions
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The Fallis Scholarship for the Arts
Durham Art Gallery established the Fallis Scholarship of the Arts out of a desire to cultivate art and artists throughout Grey and Bruce Counties.
The Durham Art Gallery has made a commitment to support IBPOC youth artists through this scholarship program.
DEADLINE EXTENDED to July 21st, 2023!
Applications will be accepted between March 15th & July 21st, 2023. Please email complete applications to info@durhamartgallery.com
Click on the little 'application' folder on the right for more details and to download application form.
Application Folder
Eligibility
• Applicants must have been accepted or enrolled in an arts program at a recognized post-secondary institution.
• The applicant must be a resident of the Grey-Bruce region.
• The scholarship may not be awarded more than once to any applicant.
Submission Deadline extended: July 21st, 2023
Application packages must be sent to info@durhamartgallery.com with the subject line: “Fallis Scholarship Application”.
Submission Requirements:
1. 3 digital images of the applicant’s original artwork (*see Image directions below)
2. A 250-word artistic statement
3. A copy of an acceptance letter and proof of enrollment in a fine-arts program at a post-secondary institution
4. A current CV (a resume highlighting artistic experience)
5. A letter of reference
6. A completed application form, (including image list)
painting from Emily Kewageshig's public billboard exhibition; Don't Let me be Lonely
Emily Kewageshig is the 2020 recipient of the Fallis Scholarship for the Arts. Durham Art Gallery is proud to support artists in the early stages of their careers.
Emily responded to the news:
I am very honoured to be the recipient of this year’s Fallis scholarship, as I have been working extremely hard in both my studies and my own personal art practice. This scholarship is a message of encouragement, acknowledging that the work that I am doing is being recognized. I am heading into my final year of studies at OCAD University in the Indigenous Visual Culture program, hoping to graduate in 2021. I am incredibly grateful for this support as it will allow me to purchase higher quality art materials, and will give me an overall sense of financial stability and security while in school this year. I would like to say chi-miigwetch (thank you) to the Durham Art Gallery for providing me with this opportunity.
2020 Recipient Emily Kewageshig