Visiting Artist-in-Residence
Queen’s University’s VPR Visiting Artist-in-Residence program funds collaborative residencies for artists and faculty to advance research creation and artistic innovation on campus.
Funder: Queen's University
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $15,000 per residency; supports up to 8 weeks for eligible costs
Summary: Supports collaborative residencies connecting visiting artists with Queen’s faculty to advance research creation and artistic exchange.
Key Information: Faculty hosts must submit applications; residencies typically align with academic terms.
Description
The Vice-Principal Research (VPR) Visiting Artist-in-Residence program at Queen’s University is designed to foster meaningful exchanges between Queen’s faculty and the broader arts community. The initiative supports residencies of up to eight weeks, encouraging collaboration, mentorship, and integration of artistic practices within the university environment. The program emphasizes innovation, inclusivity, and the generation of new knowledge, aiming to enrich both the cultural and academic landscape at Queen’s.
