Est-Nord-Est 2027–2028 artist residencies
Est-Nord-Est invites international visual artists to spend eight weeks researching and experimenting in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Québec. Its summer 2027 residency, curated by Cécilia Bracmort, prioritizes artists of African descent. Residents receive CAD 2,080 and studio accommodation, but must cover travel, materials and other living expenses.
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli · Canada
Before you apply
Check residence and nationality requirements separately, confirm what costs you would cover, and allow time to prepare every required document. This listing is a guide; the organiser makes the eligibility decision.
- Status
- Open
- Organizer
- Est-Nord-Est
- Who can apply
- Professional visual artists from any country, emerging or established. Summer 2027 prioritizes artists of African descent while welcoming practices connected to its themes. No Canadian nationality or residence requirement is stated.
- Funding & support
- CAD 2,080 honorarium and studio accommodation with technical support; not fully funded.
- Application fees
- Application fee not stated on the official call page.
- Travel support
- At the resident’s expense.
- Accommodation
- Individual studio-workshop used for working and lodging.
- Disciplines
- Visual arts
- Deadline
- November 8, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.; timezone is not specified on the official call page. Submit early rather than assume a timezone.Closing time / timezone not confirmed
- Programme dates
- Four eight-week sessions in 2027–2028; the summer residency runs July 5–August 27, 2027.
- What to prepare
- Production materials are at the resident’s expense; specialist equipment is available.
- How to apply
- Submit a CV, artist statement and research intentions, and a 10–15-image portfolio through the official form. Full eight-week attendance and public presentations are expected.
- Selection process
- Research proposal and fit with the centre’s experimental remit; summer priority as stated above.
- Admission & access
- Direct online application, not nomination.