Island Discovery Learning Community (SD47) : Artist in Residence Program - February 6 to 10, 2023, Bowen Island, BC
Crucible Gallery - Artist in Residence - May 4 to 22, 2022, Powell River, BC
Artist in Residence at the Crucible Gallery, Powell River, BC,
May 4 -29, 2022
Drop-In Open Studio: Wed-Sun, 2 to 5 pm + Fri, 7 to 9 pm
Come to the Crucible Gallery (5831 Ash St., opposite Townsite Brewery) to play, experiment, and sequester carbon by making art and ink: everyone is invited to participate and contribute to the installation-in-progress. All materials and supplies are provided. Wheelchair-accessible!
https://www.prpeak.com/local-news/qathet-region-gallery-hosts-lower-mainland-artist-5367792
https://soundcloud.com/user-519198965/marine-debris-art
Ranger Station Art Gallery
Harrison Hot Springs BC
pOP UP Residency - MikRo Art Factory
June 2-6, 2021
Mike Edwards and Rosa Quintana Lillo collaborated in this residency to make works with recycled pop bottles, found beach rope and used cardboard boxes. All the work created in the residency were exhibited in the gallery in June 2021. Recycled jars and bottles were filled with cut up found rope. Bottle and jar caps were screwed to the walls.
Harrison Hot Springs BC
pOP UP Residency - MikRo Art Factory
June 2-6, 2021
Mike Edwards and Rosa Quintana Lillo collaborated in this residency to make works with recycled pop bottles, found beach rope and used cardboard boxes. All the work created in the residency were exhibited in the gallery in June 2021. Recycled jars and bottles were filled with cut up found rope. Bottle and jar caps were screwed to the walls.
CETUS Artist Residency
West Cracroft Island, BC
August 5 to 26, 2019
www.cetussociety.org
Artists in Gwaii Haanas
Haida Gwaii Canada
Artist in Residence June 6 - 22, 2015
Land, Sea, People, Painting and Research Project
http://haidaheritagecentre.com/
http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/pn-np/bc/gwaiihaanas/edu/edu4.aspx
Gwaii Haanas Residency Week 1
Gwaii Haanas Residency Week 2
Hurst Castle 2014 Fleetwood Initiative
Hampshire UK
Artist in Residence May 1 - 15 2014
Landscape Study, Historical and Cultural Research
http://www.fleetwoodinitiative.org
Hampshire UK
Artist in Residence May 1 - 15 2014
Landscape Study, Historical and Cultural Research
http://www.fleetwoodinitiative.org
I arrived at Hurst Castle full of preconceived ideas about what I would paint. I imagined it would be the historical stone structures or the massive heavy and prominent cannons. Instead, I found myself painting the local flora and fauna—the flowering sea kale, lichen, pipits, oyster catchers, and moths, beautiful and exotic little black and red moths—and the chair I sat on every day. The language that evolved was personal and site-specific at the same time. My ongoing theme incorporating geometric target motifs also re-emerged, loosely representing the spherical target-like growths on the castle stones of centuries-old lichen, my binocular scopes, the rings at the end of a cannon and details of the mechanical workings of the lighthouse.During the two weeks I spent at Hurst Castle, the landscape, history and culture of the location profoundly directed my work. I feel that this period was crucial to my work’s development.
After Hurst, I spent two weeks in London. My experience in London with all its grandness and art collections had an unforeseen effect on my perspective and my work. It changed what I had started. Art history entered into the pictures. Back home, the six paintings (182 cm x 40 cm canvass each) begun at the Hurst Residency continue to evolve. That which is personal and profound to me influences and adds itself to the paintings: a Sitka spruce, a Douglas fir, a flowing river.
After Hurst, I spent two weeks in London. My experience in London with all its grandness and art collections had an unforeseen effect on my perspective and my work. It changed what I had started. Art history entered into the pictures. Back home, the six paintings (182 cm x 40 cm canvass each) begun at the Hurst Residency continue to evolve. That which is personal and profound to me influences and adds itself to the paintings: a Sitka spruce, a Douglas fir, a flowing river.
Xaltemba Gallery
La Penita, Nayarit Mexico
Residency and Exhibition, January 15 - Feb 28 2010
http://xaltemba.com/art_gallery/art_gallery.html
La Penita, Nayarit Mexico
Residency and Exhibition, January 15 - Feb 28 2010
http://xaltemba.com/art_gallery/art_gallery.html
Emma Lake Residency, University of Saskatchewan
Kenderdine Campus, Emma Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
September 2006
http://www.keepkenderdine.com/kenderdine-campus-history.html
http://emmalake.usask.ca/2012-11-29_The_history_of_ELKC.pdf
Kenderdine Campus, Emma Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
September 2006
http://www.keepkenderdine.com/kenderdine-campus-history.html
http://emmalake.usask.ca/2012-11-29_The_history_of_ELKC.pdf
2004 Kent Harrison Arts Council Residency
Harrison Hot Springs BC Canada
Annual Residency at the Ranger Station Art Gallery
http://kentharrisonartscouncil.com/artistinresidence
Harrison Hot Springs BC Canada
Annual Residency at the Ranger Station Art Gallery
http://kentharrisonartscouncil.com/artistinresidence
