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Push Your Limits With a 2026 Visual Arts Residency at Banff Centre

Last updated: October 6, 2025 6:23 pm
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Experience the benefits of dedicated time, studio access, resources, feedback, and collaboration with peers and faculty in the stunning backdrop of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Visual Artist Residencies

Meriem Bennani, “Party on the CAPS” (2018), video installation (photo by Mathilda Olmi)

Visual Arts – Nomadisms
Deadline: November 19, 2025 | Program Dates: May 25–June 26, 2026

This residency embraces the concept of nomadism as a way of living and occupying space, emphasizing regulated mobility. Guided by faculty members MaĂŻa Tellit Hawad, Martha Kirszenbaum, and Meriem Benanni, participants are encouraged to explore the theme of nomadism not only as a critical lens but also an aesthetic approach. This includes delving into how humans and non-humans navigate spaces, create alternative maps, and establish connections, inviting a thoughtful engagement with the environment through art-making and collaboration.


Banff Artist in Residence Summer 2026
Deadline: January 21, 2026 | Program Dates: July 13–August 21, 2026

The Banff Artist in Residence for Summer 2026 is a six-week program supporting visual artists across all stages of their careers. Participants are fostered in an encouraging environment aimed at evolving their work. They will be guided by esteemed faculty Germaine Koh and Mackenzie Kelly-Frère, both of whom are dedicated to environmental sustainability in their varied practices. Notable guest faculty members include Basia Irland and Patty Chang.

The residency features a dynamic array of activities, including faculty-led lectures, intimate studio visits, artist workshops, gallery explorations, and both structured and informal peer discussions. Participants can also showcase their work during Open Studios.


The application fee for both programs is $65 ($35 for Indigenous applicants).

For additional details, please visit banffcentre.ca/visual-arts.


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