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NAN YEOMANS GRANT FOR ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT

The Nan Yeomans Grant for Artistic Development aims to help young promising artists and/or artisans working in visual media to further their artistic growth and education. Totalling $2,500 in value and awarded annually to one individual, this grant is intended for training or focused creation. Applications are assessed by a peer jury based on the eligibility of the proposal and the artistic merit of the applicant. This grant is made possible through an endowment fund administered by the Community Foundation for Kingston & Area with the selection process administered by the Kingston Arts Council.

For more, visit the Kingston Arts Council page.

Applications for the 2021 Nan Yeomans Grant for Artistic Development is now open! The deadline is Wednesday, 20 October 2021 at 5pm EST. Learn more and see the guidelines here.

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GRANT RECIPIENTS

Tonya Corkey

2020 Nan Yeomans Grant Recipient

Tonya will use the Nan Yeomans Grant for Artistic Development to attend a table loom class and a residency at the Icelandic Textile Centre, where she will research and create a new series of sculptural works.

Kingston Arts Council Media Release

Image: Tonya Corkey, Everyone will be a was, 2020

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GHY Cheung

2019 Nan Yeomans Grant Recipient

The Nan Yeomans Grant supported GHY Cheung’s project in Hong Kong—a love letter in the form of several interventions that take their cue from “Friendship as a Way of Life.” This series is part of a larger exploration of intimacies formed in displacement (temporary travel, permanent migration) and relationships sustained over long distances as potential sites of queer world-making. - Kingston Arts Council

Ella Gonzales

2018 Nan Yeomans Grant Recipient

Kingston Arts Council Media Release

Ella Gonzales 2018 Nan Yeomans' Bursary recipient
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