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.
Di Brandt is an internationally-renowned, award-winning poet, and editor/author of more than a dozen books of poetry, fiction, creative essays and literary criticism. Her bestselling first collection of poetry, questions i asked my mother, was re-issued in 2015 in a 30th anniversary edition, with a tribute essay by Tanis MacDonald. Her latest poetry title isRead More
Grant Guy is the artist in residence at the Deep Bay Cabin June 13-26.Read More
Suzie Smith is an interdisciplinary artist based in Winnipeg. She graduated with a Bachelor of fine Arts from Concordia University in 2004 and a Masters of Fine Arts from The Glasgow School of Art in 2011. She has shown nationally and internationally in both solo and group exhibitions. She is represented by Lisa Kehler ArtRead More
Saturday, August 1st at 2:00 p.m. at Poor Michael’s Bookshop, Onanole, Angeline will perform and discuss poems from her forthcoming collection about mothering children on the autism spectrum and her new manuscript of elegies for her grandparents. Read More
Curtis will be mixing different media with filmmaking techniques in a series of tableaux that feature the natural setting of Riding Mountain National Park as the backdrop. Read More
Maggie will be producing a sculptural piece using hand building techniques influenced by local traditional Woodland pottery production and decorated using flora and found objects from the site.Read More
While in residence, Tracy will create a new series of photo-lumen prints inspired by the decline and regeneration of a forest floor. Read More
Diana will give a presentation about her upcoming exhibition “Herd”, Saturday September 12th at 2 p.m. at The Lawn Bowling Greens. Read More
During his stay at Deep Bay Daniel will be writing new music for the five string banjo.Read More
