This residency provides professional artists with time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The residency is housed in the historic Deep Bay log cabin, built in 1934, on the shoreline of Clear Lake.
Artists are given the opportunity to get away from their hectic lives to concentrate on their artistic practice. The residency also provides opportunities to interact and share work with residents and visitors in the Riding Mountain area.
This residency is made possible through a partnership between the Manitoba Arts Council and Riding Mountain National Park.
Interested in the staying in the Deep Bay cabin? Find out how to apply to the Riding Mountain Artists Residency through the Learn – Residencies grant stream.
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The final artist-in-residence for the 2025 season is Ashley Au. Ahead of her time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Ashley answered a few of our questions about herwork and how she’ll beRead More
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The next artist-in-residence for 2025 is Joyce Clouston. Ahead of her time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Joyce answered a few of our questions about her work and how she’ll be spendingRead More
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The next artist-in-residence for 2025 is Jennine Krauchi. Ahead of her time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Jennine answered a few of our questions about her work and how she’ll be spendingRead More
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The next artist-in-residence for 2025 is Darren Stebeleski. Ahead of his time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Darren answered a few of our questions about his work and how he’ll be spendingRead More
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The next artist-in-residence for 2025 is Madelyn Gowler. Ahead of their time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Madelyn answered a few of our questions about their work and how they’ll be spendingRead More
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The next artist-in-residence for 2025 is Pablo Javier Castillo Huerta. Ahead of their time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Pablo answered a few of our questions about their work and how they’llRead More
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The next artist-in-residence for 2025 is Fredrick Lyle Spence. Ahead of his time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Fredrick answered a few of our questions about his work and how he’ll beRead More
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The first artist-in-residence for the 2025 season is Sara Bulloch. Ahead of her time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Sara answered a few of our questions about her work and how she’llRead More
Photo: still from “legs” (2022), a collaborative film poem by Christine Fellows, Chantel Mierau and Jennifer Still. The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The last artist-in-residence for 2024 is Jennifer Still. Ahead of her time in the historicRead More
The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency gives Manitoban artists time to focus on their work in the beautiful natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park. The next artists-in-residence for 2024 are Zorya Arrow and Emma Beech. Ahead of their time in the historic Deep Bay Cabin, Zorya and Emma answered a few of our questions about their workRead More
