Thanks to the generous support of RBC, the AGO presents a trio of exciting programs designed to celebrate and support emerging artists: artists-in-residence, artist-researcher mentorships and a public workshop series.
Selected artists will be notified on January 10, 2024.
The 2023 AGO x RBC Artists-in-Residence: Lauren Prousky, Eva Grant, and Clayton Lee will present projects responding to the theme of Humour.
The Artist-Researchers of 2023: Patricia Ellah, Gloria Wong and Yantong Li & Beichen Zhang
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Clayton Lee uses deadpan humour, generosity and a low-vibrating mischievousness to facilitate and indulge the “what-ifs” of the live encounter.
The AGO X RBC Emerging Artists Program presents a unique workshop for emergin
Don your most elegant, outrageous and extravagant garments and join us at Black Tie
Join us on Zoom for the debut of Threading Echoes.
AGO X RBC 2022 Artist-in-Residence, Shion Skye Carter and her collaborators take over Walker Court for two live rehearsals.
Join Ivetta Sunyoung Kang for a performative presentation within her Proposition 3: String Figure. Transformed from string figure games (a.k.a.
Panelists Hanif Janmohamed, Zarina Muhammad and Timothy Yanick Hunter will reflect on what it means to be an artist working in digital realms and the associated possibilities/challenges attendant to that.
Join Mariam Magsi and Eric Chengyang for a conversation about their practices and the work during their respective digital residencies.
Join our panelists Rebecca Carbin, Lauren Wetmore and Paola Poletto for a discussion moderated by Meghan Yuri Young about how to make the most out of any exhibition, event or residency engagement plan.
A panel of experts Krista Kim, Vandana Taxali and Elena Zavelev, will explore the basics of how NFTs work, their popularity and consider how or if they mark a breakthrough in art.
Join artist Olivia Whetung for a beading workshop where participants will learn increasing and decreasing in peyote stitch.
Join AGO X RBC Artists in Residence Nada El-Omari and Sonya Mwambu, Timothy Yanick Hunter, Alvin Luong for a conversation about their practices and